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The results are in, four out of our six district schools are rated average, which means their performance meets the criteria to ensure all students meet the Profile of the South Carolina Graduate.

Ridgeland Elementary School

Ridgeland Secondary Academy of Excellence (Middle)

Ridgeland Secondary Academy of Excellence (High)

Hardeeville Elementary School

Hardeeville Junior & Senior High School (Middle)

Hardeeville Junior & Senior High School (High)

"Congratulations to all schools for their hard work, growth, and success. I'm excited to know that our students are improving and look forward to continued growth. We still have work to do at both high schools, each of those schools are making tremendous strides. Both our elementary schools made tremendous growth and were just a few points away from both having a Good rating for this year. Kudos to all staff, students, parents, and the Board of Education for working hard to improve teaching and learning!"

- Dr. Sam Whack, Jr., Acting Superintendent

Let's Get Educated, Renewing the Penny

Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with The Penny Plan to support Jasper County School Projects!

Projected Annual Revenue Generated for Jasper County Schools Projects Funding:

$8,450,000 per year increasing 1% per year through 2040

A significant portion of sales taxes in Jasper County are paid by non-residents

Under the plan, debt service millage in the School District will not increase.

A "YES" vote will:

Continue generating revenue for critical school facility projects.

Help fund the construction and renovation of educational buildings without raising property taxes.

Ensure we provide safe and modern learning environments for our students.

A "NO" vote will require the School District to find other funding sources (such as increased property taxes) to pay for capital improvements

READ MORE HERE!

Student Spotlight

Submitted by Mr. Stefan Bauroth, Assistant Principal, HES

Hardeeville Elementary School is proud to submit Angel Solano, 5th Grade, Mrs. Tomlinson's Class, as our student of the week!

Academically, Angel consistently scores in the top 10% of his grade level on iReady and always completes classwork and homework on time. However, Angel's contributions extend beyond academics. He is a supportive friend and mentor to our students, always willing to help new students adjust to the school. He mentors them throughout the day, assisting them with routines, homework, classwork, and expectations. Thank you for being awesome, Angel!

Celebrating Our Leaders, National Principal's Month

To honor our school leaders, we are featuring a different principal each week in celebration of National Principal's Month. This week, we are recognizing the principal of Hardeeville Junior and Senior High School, Mr. Blake Raley, a long-time Jasper County educator. Mr. Raley's history in Jasper County goes back to 2004. He takes great pride in connecting with every scholar in his building. Mr. Raley adds, "The opportunity to lead our awesome staff, mentor the finest students in Jasper County, and serve this community is something that I welcome both personally and professionally."

Mr. Raley's bio:

- West Hardeeville: Teacher - 2004-2007

- Hardeeville High School: Teacher - 2007-2012

- Ridgeland-Hardeeville High School: Teacher - 2012-2014

- Beaufort County: Teacher - 2014-2017

- Effingham County: Teacher - 2017-2018

- Ridgeland-Hardeeville High School: Assistant Principal - 2018-2021

- Hardeeville-Ridgeland Middle School: Principal - 2021-2022

- Hardeeville JR-SR High School Principal - 2022-Present

We are thankful for Mr. Raley's leadership and commitment to excellence at Hardeeville Junior & Senior High School.

JCSD Administrator Honored as a Leader in the Education Technology Field

Congratulations to Mrs. Pam Sims, JCSD's Director of Academic Interventions and Diversity, who was recognized as an Instructional Leader All-Star for the East Coast at the East Education Congress on October 8, 2024. She was nominated and recognized for being a leader within education who exhibits exceptional dedication and commitment to empowering both students and educators. In addition, she selflessly contributes to the continual advancement of the education sector and makes a meaningful impact in schools everywhere.

Mrs. Sims adds, "What an incredible honor! First, I would like to give all the glory to Jesus, for guiding me in my leadership journey and to my amazing husband for his unwavering support. I also extend my deepest gratitude to Jasper County School District for giving me the opportunity to serve and lead with passion, alongside such dedicated educators."