It's always a special day when the S.C. Superintendent of Education visits your school!
S.C. Superintendent of Education Ellen Weaver dropped by Nexton Elementary yesterday to observe John Maxwell Leadership Foundation's i-Lead curriculum in NES's classrooms.
Weaver observed and talked to students in three fifth grade classes - Mrs. Drummond, Mrs. Traverse and Mrs. Cook- and one fourth grade class - Mrs. Lowe. Following classroom observations with multiple district officials in tow, including BCSD Superintendent Anthony Dixon, Weaver conducted a roundtable discussion with seven NES teachers to hear firsthand how i-Lead has helped their students and led to major breakthrough moments in class.
SHOP LOCAL. YOUR PENNY MAKES A DIFFERENCE!
Did you know that Berkeley County voters passed a resolution in 2022 that benefits our ability to build and maintain schools? Commonly known as a "penny tax," the measure enacts a one-percent sales tax for specific construction projects.