
Mrs. Anderson’s class practiced gathering at their designated meeting place in case of a fire!
Does your family have a fire safety plan? If not, today is a great day to make one! Choose a safe meeting place outside your home, make sure everyone knows where it is, and practice getting there together. #FireSafetyWeek

First graders in Mrs. Bryson’s classes have been working hard to identify and read words with short vowel sounds, and they're putting those skills to use with a fun fall craft!
Students practiced reading short vowel words, matched them to the correct pictures, and then added their own creative touches to their boo-tiful characters.




This week, students in Mrs. Connelly’s ELA class teamed up in grammar groups to identify subject-verb agreement and pronouns! These brilliant students are putting their grammar skills to work and learning together.







Meet the beautiful “Harvest Goddess” created by Mrs. Chapman! This stunning scarecrow is a tribute to the plants, animals, and natural resources that provide so much for our community.
Show your support for Hill City! Click the link below and VOTE #33!
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#HarvestGoddess #ScarecrowContest


Fire Safety Week!
After listening intently to an important fire safety lesson, Mrs. Allen’s Pre-K students loved getting the chance to exit the firehouse using the ladder!
A big THANK YOU to the Pickens County Fire and Rescue for sharing these important lessons and helping our little learners stay safe!





It's Fire Safety Week!
Our students in Pre-K, kindergarten, first, and second grades enjoyed fire safety lessons with the Pickens County Fire and Rescue!
Check out how seriously engaged Mrs. Everett’s Pre-K class is as they learn important fire safety lessons inside the “Fire House!”
A big thank-you to the Pickens County Fire and Rescue for helping our youngest learners stay safe.

During October, our Hawks are practicing the habit of Beginning with the End in Mind as they work toward their goals of graduation and beyond!
These students were caught using their genius to make a plan and follow through, make corrections instead of excuses when facing problems or challenges, and think about how the choices they make today can impact their future goals.
Please join us in congratulating our Hawks who are putting this important habit into action! Way to go, Willow, Easton, Noah, Memphis, Hadlee, Liam, Lily, Avery, Olivia, Juliette, Makynlie, Lily, and Hailynn! #LeadInMe

We are so proud of your hard work, Bonnie! Enjoy your new book!

These four outstanding Hawks have earned at least one—and most likely multiple—CAMP Cards for their fantastic behavior in CAMP class! Students earn hole punches during each CAMP class, and once their card is full, they get to drop it into one of the prize boxes for a chance to win!
Congratulations to our first winners! We are so proud of you! Best of luck to everyone in our next drawing. Keep showing that stellar behavior, Hawks!

This kindergartner from Mrs. Tippens’ class has been rocking his letters, letter sounds, and numbers 0–20—and he earned a brand-new book!
We are so proud of your hard work, Jesse! Keep up the great work!


Our faculty and staff went undercover in red and black for another top-secret dress-up day—because apparently, keeping the students guessing is our new favorite hobby!
Then we celebrated with a hot dog lunch and all the fixin’s! A big THANK YOU to our Sunshine Team for bringing some midweek fun, food, and Dawg spirit! Go DAWGS!




Students in 2nd-4th grade are listening to the story "Bedtime at the Swamp" and improvising melodies on resonator bells in Mrs. Richards' music class this week! We love to connect books to music!

These students were nominated for taking charge of their own growth by making positive choices, being responsible for themselves, and taking ownership instead of blaming others for their mistakes.
Way to go, Hawks! We are so proud of you for being proactive and in charge of your own growth! #LeaderInMe

These fantastic kindergartners from Mrs. Abbott’s class have mastered their high-frequency words and earned a brand-new book! We are so proud of your growing reading skills, girls!

Maylee is all smiles - and she should be! This kindergartner from Mrs. Brownell's class has mastered her letters, letter sounds, and numbers 0-20 in her fluency folder and earned a new book from the Book Vending Machine! Congratulations, Maylee!

We couldn’t be luckier to have Mandy, Anita, Cricket, and Tiffany taking such great care of our school every day on the Hill.
Thank you for all you do! We appreciate you more than you know!


Please join us in congratulating Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Georgia on being selected by Amicalola EMC as Bright Ideas Education Grant recipients!
We are so grateful to Amicalola EMC for their continued support of our school and their commitment to helping educators bring bright ideas and innovative learning opportunities to our students. #CommunityPartners

