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October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month!🔒

Did you know that cyber threats are constantly evolving? It's crucial to stay informed and vigilant to protect your personal and professional information. Here are some tips to enhance your cybersecurity:

☑️Update Your Software Regularly:
Ensure all your devices and applications are up-to-date. Software updates often include important security patches that protect against vulnerabilities.

☑️Use Strong, Unique Passwords:
Avoid using easily guessable passwords. Use a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters, and consider using a password manager to keep track of them.

☑️Enable Two-Factor Authentication:
Add an extra layer of security to your accounts by enabling two-factor authentication. This requires a second form of verification beyond just your password.

☑️Be Wary of Phishing Scams:
Always double-check the sender's email address and be cautious of clicking on links or downloading attachments from unknown sources.

☑️Back Up Your Data:
Regularly back up your important files and data to an external hard drive or cloud service. This can save you in case of a ransomware attack or other data loss incidents.

Let's make this October a month of increased awareness and proactive steps towards a safer digital world. Stay cyber safe! 💻🔐

#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
about 1 hour ago, Camden County Schools
everyone should know these cybersecurity tips. update software, use strong passwords, be wary of scams, enable two-factor authentication, back up data.
🍎 cereal + 📐 math = 🧠 a total breakthrough! Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders conquered a tricky math topic this week: the Distributive Property! After learning the concept, students built their own array models using Fruit Loops and Apple Jacks, then used popsicle sticks to physically break the arrays apart and solve the parts. Hands-on learning makes all the difference! Huge high-fives to our 3rd graders for working hard and mastering a tough concept! 👏✨
about 2 hours ago, Crystal Mercier
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
Ms. Jackson’s 3rd graders mastered the tricky concept of the distributive property by building cereal arrays and using popsicle sticks to physically break them apart!
🥛Happy World School Milk Day!🥛

Today, we raise a glass to strong bones, healthy minds, and the small cartons that make a big difference! Camden County Schools proudly celebrates the nutritional benefits of milk and the role it plays in helping our students learn, grow, and thrive every day.

#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
1 day ago, Camden County Schools
Happy World School Milk Day
Georgia Pre-K Week is Almost Here! 🎉

Sugarmill Elementary is celebrating Georgia Pre-K Week from October 5th – 9th! We have a fun-filled week planned for our students. Here is the schedule for our thematic dress-up and activity days:

📚 Monday, 10/5: Dress as your favorite book character!

🌱 Tuesday, 10/6: Classroom Planting Day!

💼 Wednesday, 10/7: Future Day! Dress up as what you want to be when you grow up.

👟 Thursday, 10/8: Fun Run Day! Wear active clothes and sneakers, ready to run!

🚨 Friday, 10/9: Teacher Workday — NO SCHOOL for students.

We can’t wait to see everyone’s creativity and school spirit all week long! 🦅✨
7 days ago, Crystal Mercier
Georgia Pre-K Week Dress Up Days October 5-9, 2026.  10/5--Dress up as your favorite book character. 10/6--Plant something in your classroom.  10/7--Dress as what you want to be when you grow up.  10/8--Dress ready to run in the Fun Run!  10/9--Teacher Workday, no school for students.
Today, we celebrate Educational Technology Day!

From interactive lessons to innovative digital tools, technology helps our teachers inspire learning and our students reach new heights. Camden County Schools is proud to provide opportunities that prepare our students for the future!

#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
8 days ago, Camden County Schools
Educational Technology Day

Future Community Helpers in Action! Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class loved dressing up as their future dream careers and spending the day stepping into the shoes of doctors and veterinarians. 🧸🩹

Here’s a look at what our mini-medics were up to:
💥Tweezers & Splinters: Precision practice rescuing stuffed animal paws.
💥Alphabet Bandages: Matching letters while healing broken limbs and wounds.
💥Baby Hospital: Caring for babies and examining pretend bones.
💥Sensory Syringes: Sucking up vinegar and launching it into a baking soda and red paint sensory bin for a fun chemical reaction! 🧪

All these hands-on activities double as fantastic fine-motor exercises to strengthen little hands for better pencil and scissor grips.

9 days ago, Crystal Mercier
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Mrs. Williams' Pre-K class explored community helpers this week through hands-on dress-up and medical play designed to strengthen their fine motor skills.
Our first graders had a wonderful time celebrating International Dot Day! Students explored creativity, courage, and the power of making their own unique mark. From colorful dots to creative designs, our classrooms were filled with imagination and joy!

We loved seeing each student’s personality shine through their artwork and celebrating the idea that everyone can make a difference—one dot at a time!
15 days ago, Crystal Mercier
First graders celebrate International Dot Day!
First graders celebrate International Dot Day!
First graders celebrate International Dot Day!
First graders celebrate International Dot Day!
First graders celebrate International Dot Day!
First graders celebrate International Dot Day!
First graders celebrate International Dot Day!
K--4th grade families are invited to join us for our Annual Title 1 Meeting and Family Literacy Night on Thursday, October 1st, 5:30--7:00 P.M.
15 days ago, Crystal Mercier
K--4th grade families are invited to join us for our Annual Title 1 Meeting and Family Literacy Night on Thursday, October 1st, 5:30--7:00 P.M.
Ms. Bennett’s class had a bushel of fun diving into some hands-on apple art projects last week! 🍎 From vibrant prints to colorful crafts, our little artists sure know how to make learning sweet.
17 days ago, Crystal Mercier
Ms. Bennett’s class had a bushel of fun creating hands-on apple art projects!
Ms. Bennett’s class had a bushel of fun creating hands-on apple art projects!
Ms. Bennett’s class had a bushel of fun creating hands-on apple art projects!
Ms. Bennett’s class had a bushel of fun creating hands-on apple art projects!
Ms. Bennett’s class had a bushel of fun creating hands-on apple art projects!
Sugarmill Elementary School joined forces with local military members today for a special flag-raising ceremony to honor the lives lost on 9/11. A guest service member spoke to the students about the deep meaning of lowering the flag to half-staff, teaching them how we pay tribute to fallen heroes. Students then filled the air with patriotism as they sang "God Bless the U.S.A." and clapped in reverence as the flag was raised.
20 days ago, Crystal Mercier
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Sugarmill Elementary students partnered with local military members to honor 9/11 by singing "God Bless the U.S.A." by Lee Greenwood  and clapping as the flag was raised to half-staff following a guest service member's lesson on its solemn meaning.
Today, we pause to remember.

On this Patriot Day, Camden County Schools honors the lives lost and the heroes who rose on September 11, 2001. We will never forget the courage, unity, and resilience that define this day in our nation’s history.

#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden

20 days ago, Camden County Schools
9.11 Patriot Day We will never forget
Music met literacy at the library today! 🎵 Mrs. Gianchetti’s 1st graders joined our media specialist Ms. Smith for a fun session of musical tracing during their library special. The kids loved grooving to the rhythm while practicing their fine motor and pre-writing skills! ✏️
21 days ago, Crystal Mercier
Mrs. Gianchetti’s 1st graders had a blast blending music and literacy during library special today with some rhythm-filled musical tracing!
Mrs. Gianchetti’s 1st graders had a blast blending music and literacy during library special today with some rhythm-filled musical tracing!
Mrs. Gianchetti’s 1st graders had a blast blending music and literacy during library special today with some rhythm-filled musical tracing!
Mrs. Gianchetti’s 1st graders had a blast blending music and literacy during library special today with some rhythm-filled musical tracing!
Mrs. Gianchetti’s 1st graders had a blast blending music and literacy during library special today with some rhythm-filled musical tracing!
Mrs. Gianchetti’s 1st graders had a blast blending music and literacy during library special today with some rhythm-filled musical tracing!
Mrs. Gianchetti’s 1st graders had a blast blending music and literacy during library special today with some rhythm-filled musical tracing!

Kindergarten Transportation Week!

Last week, our students explored the exciting world of transportation while bringing our science standards to life! We learned about pushes, pulls, force, and motion through hands-on activities and real-life scenarios. Our students had so much fun learning that science is all around us! 🚗✈️⛵

23 days ago, Crystal Mercier
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
Kindergarteners learning about forces through transportation activities.
📢 Attention Camden County Families! Reminder of our September Camden County Board of Education Meeting.

🗓️ Date: Tuesday, September 8
🕕 Time: 6:00 p.m.
📍 Location: 311 S East Street, Kingsland, GA

Your presence and participation are important to us. Come and stay informed about the latest developments in our education system.

#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
24 days ago, Camden County Schools
📢 Attention Camden County Families! Reminder of our September Camden County Board of Education Meeting.   🗓️ Date: Tuesday, September 8 🕕 Time: 6:00 p.m.  📍 Location: 311 S East Street, Kingsland, GA   Your presence and participation are important to us. Come and stay informed about the latest developments in our education system.
Happy National Payroll & Bookkeeper Week!💲🧾

This week, Camden County Schools gives a BIG shoutout to the amazing payroll and bookkeeping professionals who keep everything running behind the scenes! Your dedication ensures our staff are supported, our systems stay smooth, and our schools succeed.

Thank you for all you do! We appreciate you more than you know!🩵

#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
24 days ago, Camden County Schools
Happy National Payroll and Bookkeeper Week! Thank you for all you do!
Happy Labor Day!🌟

Today, we celebrate the hard work and dedication of every individual who contributes to building and strengthening our communities. From educators to healthcare workers, builders to artists — your efforts shape the future for us all. Thank you for your commitment and passion! 🌍

#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
24 days ago, Camden County Schools
Happy Labor Day September 7, 2026
SES students turned into math detectives this week, using caution tape and evidence bags to solve a mystery. To catch the culprit, they had to decode clues by mastering place value through a series of task cards. Way to go, detectives! 🕵️‍♂️🔍☕
27 days ago, Crystal Mercier
Our 5th graders turned into math detectives today, using caution tape, evidence bags, and place value skills to crack the case.
Our 5th graders turned into math detectives today, using caution tape, evidence bags, and place value skills to crack the case.
Our 5th graders turned into math detectives today, using caution tape, evidence bags, and place value skills to crack the case.
Our 5th graders turned into math detectives today, using caution tape, evidence bags, and place value skills to crack the case.
Our 5th graders turned into math detectives today, using caution tape, evidence bags, and place value skills to crack the case.
Our 5th graders turned into math detectives today, using caution tape, evidence bags, and place value skills to crack the case.
Our 5th graders turned into math detectives today, using caution tape, evidence bags, and place value skills to crack the case.
Our 5th graders turned into math detectives today, using caution tape, evidence bags, and place value skills to crack the case.
Our 5th graders turned into math detectives today, using caution tape, evidence bags, and place value skills to crack the case.
📆Labor Day Weekend Reminder!

Camden County Schools will be closed to students on Friday, September 4, for a scheduled Teacher Workday/Professional Learning Day and on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.

We hope our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe and relaxing long weekend!🇺🇸

We look forward to welcoming students back on Tuesday, September 8!

#BElieveinCAMDEN #WeAreCamden
28 days ago, Camden County Schools
Reminder: Schools will be closed Friday, September 4 and Monday, September 7. We will welcome students back on Tuesday, September 8.
Kindergarten had a colorful week! 🎨 We worked on learning and identifying colors through fun, hands-on activities, colorful themes, and exciting science experiments. 🔬 We had so much fun learning while exploring the world of color!
about 1 month ago, Crystal Mercier
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.
Kindergarteners explored the vibrant world of color this week through hands-on activities, themed projects, and exciting science experiments.

📚 3rd Grade Readers in Action!

Mrs. Villanueva’s class tackled character traits today, digging into character motivations and bringing the story to life through student-led discussion. We love seeing these young minds turn pages and spark big conversations! Keep up the amazing work, 3rd grade!

about 1 month ago, Crystal Mercier
Third-grade students in Mrs. Villanueva’s class discuss character traits during a group reading lesson.
Third-grade students in Mrs. Villanueva’s class discuss character traits during a group reading lesson.
Third-grade students in Mrs. Villanueva’s class discuss character traits during a group reading lesson.
Third-grade students in Mrs. Villanueva’s class discuss character traits during a group reading lesson.
Third-grade students in Mrs. Villanueva’s class discuss character traits during a group reading lesson.
Third-grade students in Mrs. Villanueva’s class discuss character traits during a group reading lesson.
Third-grade students in Mrs. Villanueva’s class discuss character traits during a group reading lesson.
Third-grade students in Mrs. Villanueva’s class discuss character traits during a group reading lesson.