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During this three-week contest, the top students in each grade (3rd – 12th) who use Paper the most to support their academic needs will have the chance to win a $25 gift card and a treat for their homeroom class!!

RCD represents a complete overhaul of the curriculum in JCSD classrooms. Every class, every subject and every unit has been overhauled to provide JCSD scholars with the rigorous instruction needed to help them compete globally.

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The Glasscho Hope Wellness School-Based Health Center (SBHC) was established in 1994 to increase access to health care Jasper County School District. School-Based Health services are provided by a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, Pediatrician, Registered Dietitian and Licensed Independent Social Worker or Licensed Master’s Social Worker and do not take the place of the family/student’s regular physician, but rather is offered as a convenience to parents while allowing students to remain at school and continue their academic classwork. Confidential, comprehensive service is offered at an affordable cost to all students enrolled in elementary, middle, or high school grades. Parental consent is required for students to participate in the program.

JCSD is hosting a workshop for 4K and Kindergarten families on how to help young children at home with literacy and digital learning. This session will be offered in English and Spanish.

Attention parents and stakeholders, the state standard in science is being updated. As a result, we will be updating our science textbooks. We, as a district, are providing the opportunity for parents and the community to review the new science textbook options.

Click here to schedule your registration appointment! Children 4-years-old on or before September 1, 2022 are eligible.

At its March 7, 2022 called board meeting, the board voted to suspend the masking requirement for the school district; based on advice from our medical advisor.

Candace Reilley and Kimora Aiken, two phenomenal seniors at Ridgeland-Hardeeville High School, contested at the regional level for the American Legion Oratorical Contest in Abbey Glen Way, SC on Saturday, February 26, 2022. Candace
Reilley was judged the winner of the contest for Quadrant Four region and received a $1,000 college scholarship. She will move on to compete at the state championship in Columbia SC on March 12 for up to $7,500 in scholarship funds.