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NCES House System

Our school utilizes the Ron Clark House System, where each student, teacher, faculty, and staff belongs to one of four houses.  Teachers utilize the House App awarding students  points based on Habits of Character (being kind, open-minded, and courageous) and Habits of Scholarship (collaborative, persistent, and responsible).  Throughout the school year we hold various house events and competitions creating a strong sense of belonging throughout our school.

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Welcome to NCES!

Our school cultivates an environment where teachers and staff actively want to engage students from diverse backgrounds, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to participate in activities that reflect and celebrate their own unique cultures, languages, abilities, and talents. 

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Liberty Hill S.T.E.M. Initiative

The Liberty Hill STEM Initiative is the educational branch of the Liberty Hill Revitalization. This Initiative began in the 2017-2018 school year and is a partnership between Charity Foundation, CCSD, and Boeing to bring high quality STEM engagement, education, and awareness to the Liberty Hill community and surrounding neighborhoods who have been traditionally under-represented in STEM fields.

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PLTW

As a Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Distinguished School, we have a transformative learning environment that empowers students to develop in-demand knowledge and use the skills necessary to thrive in an evolving world.  Students experience integrated learning that blends computer science, engineering, biomedical science, and more. 

News & Announcements

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CCSD has expanded its communications outreach with a free mobile app that is now available in the online Apple App and Google Play app stores.
 
The state of South Carolina is offering free internet hotspots and internet service to eligible homes with school aged children. Eligibility is based on financial need for those who do not already have internet service. Please complete the survey for registration!
Attendance Matters
School attendance (face-to-face or virtual) is important for your child to succeed academically and socially. Being present in school helps students to gain reading and math skills, build relationships with their peers and teachers, and create a dependable routine ideal for learning.

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The community at NCES is awesome!  I like that all of our teachers and staff work together for the greater good of all of our students and families.   Hermeshia McCanick, Fourth Grade Teacher

I love NCES!  I love the people, I love the morale, I love the togetherness.  Just the overall vibe that the school gives off.  I love the communication that is provided.  I just love this school overall, it’s like a family!  Lovely Shaw, Parent