Featured Videos
Stories on the people, places and things within the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System. Features including Student Spotlight, Staff Spotlight and highlighted events within the district.
- Recommendation to continue the millage rate from last year at 17.481.
- SCCPSS holding millage rate hearings per Georgia law since the "Rollback Rate" is not being recommended.
- Video explains terminology and process for your school taxes.
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- District leaders and school principals continued professional learning at the Excel Summer Leadership Program in Savannah.
- Tangie has finished up the 3rd grade after moving to the States from Cameroon a year ago.
- She has aspirations to be a paleontologist.
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- The simulation system is provided by the Georgia Department of Public Safety Motor Carrier Compliance Division.
- All the training is FREE to our SCCPSS bus drivers.
- "You have influenced the lives of literally thousands of students." - School Board President Roger Moss.
- Melissa Sukanek and Ernie Lee reflect on their careers at SCCPSS.
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- Ahmasia Castle, Jalen Dawes, Matthew Livengood, Sofia Rikata, John Swann and Rayquan Williams start full-time jobs with Gulfstream.
- The six graduates completed the Groves Aviation, Manufacturing and Service Program.
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- Seventh graders from Coastal, Derenne, Hubert, Mercer, Myers, STEM Academy at Bartlett, Southwest Middle and West Chatham middle schools participated in the six-week Cadet Training Program.
- It's set to bridge the gap between today's youth and law enforcement officers.
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- Congratulations to Cailee McCray (Hess K-8) and Caleb Milledge (Windsor Forest Elementary School) who were crowned as queen and king respectively.
- Massie Common School opened its doors in 1856 as a school to educate the poor children of Savannah.
- The first May Day was held in the Spring of that school year.
- The Festival of May Day originated as an ancient Roman festival of flowers honoring the goddess of Spring.
- Traditionally children dance while holding streamers that are attached to the flower-topped maypole.
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