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Sign up today! Registration ends by December 6thThe Wildlife Habitat Education Program (WHEP) is a natural resource program that is dedicated to teaching wildlife and fisheries habitat management to 4-H and FFA members (ages 9 - 18). Through a series of hands-on environmental education experiences planned in the lakelands region, the youth will have an opportunity... READ MORE >
Mrs. Godwin's first grade class won the Red Ribbon door contest. They chose to decorate with David Shannon's No David. The students were rewarded for their hard work. Way to go Mrs. Godwin's class! READ MORE >
Our fifth graders enjoyed reading Wayside School by Louis Sachar. After reading the book, they dressed up as their favorite character. We loved having them on the morning news! READ MORE >
Please congratulate the following students. They qualified to participate in the Duke University Talent Identification Program. Only current seventh grade students scoring at or above the 95th percentile on a recent grade level test are invited to participate. Nikolas McDonald, Adyson Ashley, Justin Ayers, CJ Brown, Ian Carlisle, Tyler Glazier, Kaleb Roberts,... READ MORE >
Click on the Documents tab to view our attendance plans and policies. READ MORE >
Deborah Ayers presented Emily Busby with her $500 Hope South Grant. Mrs. Busby plans to purchase microscopes for her students. We are so excited for Mrs. Busby and her students! READ MORE >
Supply list is on our website at the bottom under "Documents". READ MORE >
The 4th Nine Weeks AR party consisted of a silly string war. Students had a blast!These students met their goal of 20 Accelerated Reader points. READ MORE >
Students who earned 100 points or more in Accelerated Reader were rewarded with a limo ride to the Rough House in Abbeville. They enjoyed hot dogs and ice cream. Special thanks to Harris Funeral home for the limo ride! Back-L: Amanda Moss, Leiland Lamb, Samantha Mountford, Lilly McDonald, Abigail Smith, Sophie Oxendine, Noah Oxendine, Ethan Ramey, Brody Ebell,... READ MORE >
The following students ran the Lake Hartwell Dam Run on May 4, 2019 as part of our Diamond Hill Running Club. They did a great job and we are very proud of them! Ella Wilcox placed 1st for female runners in the 5K ages 10 - 14. Jake Wilcox placed 1st for male runners in the 10K ages 10 - 14. Our school runners were: Warren SmithHunter WayEmily GlazierElyn... READ MORE >
Our school guidance counselor, Amy Smith has created a Donor's Choose for our school. Her vision is to purchase buddy benches for our playgrounds. The buddy benches will help students make friendships and take care of one another. How can you help? Follow the link here. READ MORE >
Sixth graders, Jackson Isbell, Charlie Partain, and Hunter Vaughn won the first place award for Intermediate Entry Squad in the Back Woods Quail Club Sporting Clay Shoot. We are proud of you, boys! READ MORE >
Last night, we hosted our second annual Literacy Night. Community members read books to our classrooms. Special thanks to Dr. Hall, Sheriff Ray Watson, Mary Elizabeth Land, Officer Will Poteat, Dr. Chris Oxendine, and Mrs. Joyce Cunningham for volunteering their time to help us promote literacy! READ MORE >
Our Superintendent, Dr. Hall performed a read-aloud last night to students. First grader, Sarah Ware, loved the book! READ MORE >
DeMarco Edwards, Jaquavious Groves, Mondreques Pickens, and Brayden Sutherland fold the flag with help from a Veteran. READ MORE >
Tyler Glazier, Ian Carlisle, and Nikolas McDonald work with Veteran Rob Phillips as he teaches them how to properly fold the American flag. READ MORE >
John C. Calhoun and Diamond Hill partnered up to participate in their annual Hot Shots Event. Thanks to Mr. Ramey, Coach Hall, Mr. Harbert, Mrs. Campbell, and Ms. Newton for helping with the event. READ MORE >
Recently, our fourth graders participated in a wax museum. Students and parents were allowed to view the wax characters. We even drank delicious tea from the Boston Tea Party! Above is Shirley Hoskins, dressed as Betsy Ross, the creator of the first American flag. READ MORE >
