Wrapping up October with a well-deserved shoutout to our final Loggerhead Leader of the Day: Raymond Thibodeau-Young. Raymond continues to show strong character, respect for others, and a willingness to help when it’s needed most. We are proud of your leadership.

Carolyn Lewis School is excited to announce that we are one of ten Berkeley County schools selected to receive a $1,000 Sensory Garden Grant through the MUSC Boeing Center for Children’s Wellness.
As part of this pilot program, The Sensory Garden Advisory Team created a guide to help us implement a successful hands-on wellness and learning space on campus. We can’t wait to grow this special space for our students!
@MUSCBoeingCenterfor ChildrensWellness
As part of this pilot program, The Sensory Garden Advisory Team created a guide to help us implement a successful hands-on wellness and learning space on campus. We can’t wait to grow this special space for our students!
@MUSCBoeingCenterfor ChildrensWellness

CBHS Basketball Tryouts begin tomorrow!
7th & 8th grade student wishing to participate in High School Athletics must have a completed Sports Physical and a PlanetHS account. Both must be submitted prior to participation.
7th & 8th grade student wishing to participate in High School Athletics must have a completed Sports Physical and a PlanetHS account. Both must be submitted prior to participation.


Kona Ice will be available on Friday, November 7, 2025, during recess only.
Kona Ice Prepay Link: https://customer.kona-ice.com/#/K964153218
Prepay Ends: Wednesday, November 5th at 7:00 PM
Prepaid orders only (no cash payments will be accepted).
Kona Ice Prepay Link: https://customer.kona-ice.com/#/K964153218
Prepay Ends: Wednesday, November 5th at 7:00 PM
Prepaid orders only (no cash payments will be accepted).

CLS is excited to launch Principal Pals, our new monthly student advisory group. Each homeroom teacher will select two students to participate. These students will meet with CLS administrators to discuss school experiences and collaborate on ways to strengthen our school community.




No Tricks, Just Treats! We loved seeing sweet smiles from our students as they participated in holiday events around the community!








Students stepped right out of the pages of their favorite books for Storybook Character Day, classrooms were buzzing with learning activities, and our Renaissance Rallies brought all the motivation and celebration!
And to top it off — our staff enjoyed a brew-tiful Hot Beverage Bar because our teachers deserve a latte appreciation. A story-worthy day from start to finish!










Don't forget our Thanksgiving Food Drive kicks off MONDAY!

Mystery Box Challenge in Mrs Joyner"s 7th Grade Science!
Students had an exciting time testing their observation and inference skills through Mystery Box activity! They reached into covered boxes to feel and describe hidden objects, using their senses and clues to make thoughtful guesses about what might be inside. The room was filled with laughter, curiosity, and a few surprised reactions as everyone explored and shared their inferences. It was a fun and engaging way to practice critical thinking in science.








7th graders explored The Tale Tale Heart today with the author, Edgar Allen Poe. (Aka, Mr Young) It was SPOOKtacular!!



Throwback Thursday! Pumpkin spice and everything nice! Our First Graders were the sweetest pumpkins in the patch!







Ms. Hodge's 6th grade science class explored Wave Interactions today using hands on learning! Concepts like reflection, refraction, absorption, and transmission were observed.





We're seeing double! We are loving the spirit we are seeing for Red Ribbon Week! Up next Team Day with the GRAND FINALE of Storybook Character Day!






It’s that time of year — our Thanksgiving Food Drive kicks off next week!
This year, the homeroom that brings in the most canned goods will get to SILLY STRING one of our brave administrators! To participate:
Send Items in bags LABELED with your Homeroom Teacher's Name.
Student will drop them in the donation box of the administrator they would like to see covered in colorful chaos!
This year, the homeroom that brings in the most canned goods will get to SILLY STRING one of our brave administrators! To participate:
Send Items in bags LABELED with your Homeroom Teacher's Name.
Student will drop them in the donation box of the administrator they would like to see covered in colorful chaos!

Loggerhead Leader of the Day for Tuesday, October 28th is Josephine Scanlon!
Josephine continues to set a positive example each day through her kindness, effort, and leadership. We are proud of you—keep shining!
Josephine continues to set a positive example each day through her kindness, effort, and leadership. We are proud of you—keep shining!

¡Celebrando El Día de los Muertos en nuestras clases de español! This week, our Spanish students are diving into the vibrant traditions of El Día de los Muertos, a beautiful Mexican holiday that honors loved ones who have passed.
Here's what each grade is working on:
8th Grade: Students are creating altares y ofrendas, or altars and offerings, which are set up to honor the deceased with their favorite foods, drinks, and keepsakes. It's a way of inviting the spirits back to celebrate with us!
7th Grade: Our 7th graders are making tapetes (sawdust carpets), intricate designs traditionally made during the celebration, often displayed in the streets to guide spirits to the altars.
6th Grade: 6th graders are crafting alebrijes, colorful, fantastical creatures that are believed to be spirit guides. These lively figures are a mix of animals and are often painted with vibrant hues!
Here's what each grade is working on:
8th Grade: Students are creating altares y ofrendas, or altars and offerings, which are set up to honor the deceased with their favorite foods, drinks, and keepsakes. It's a way of inviting the spirits back to celebrate with us!
7th Grade: Our 7th graders are making tapetes (sawdust carpets), intricate designs traditionally made during the celebration, often displayed in the streets to guide spirits to the altars.
6th Grade: 6th graders are crafting alebrijes, colorful, fantastical creatures that are believed to be spirit guides. These lively figures are a mix of animals and are often painted with vibrant hues!










Congratulations to Finleigh LePrevost, our Loggerhead Leader of the Day for Monday, October 27th! Finleigh demonstrates strong character, respect for others, and a willingness to help. Thank you for making waves!

Kona Ice will be available on Friday, November 7, 2025, during recess only.
Kona Ice Prepay Link: https://customer.kona-ice.com/#/K964153218
Prepay Ends: Wednesday, November 5th at 7:00 PM
Prepaid orders only (no cash payments will be accepted).
Kona Ice Prepay Link: https://customer.kona-ice.com/#/K964153218
Prepay Ends: Wednesday, November 5th at 7:00 PM
Prepaid orders only (no cash payments will be accepted).

Congratulations to our amazing resource teacher, Lee Tyler, for being this week’s Loggerhead Luminary! Ms. Tyler’s dedication, professionalism, and positive attitude make a real difference for our students every day. She goes above and beyond to support learning and growth, helping every Loggerhead reach their full potential. CLS is lucky to have such a committed and inspiring educator on our team!

FINAL CALL:
World's Finest Chocolate Fundraiser Money is DUE MONDAY, October 27th!
World's Finest Chocolate Fundraiser Money is DUE MONDAY, October 27th!

