Carver Elementary Magnet School has a tradition of excellence and strives to make all students successful learners. Our mission is to provide our students with engaging, challenging, and authentic real-world learning experiences. Our total enrollment is approximately 600 students. We have a highly qualified staff and administration who work very closely with an instructional coach, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) coach and literacy coach. We are one of the few schools that provides the Project Lead the Way Curriculum integrated with all subjects. This curriculum is the nation's leading provider of science, technology, engineering and math programs. This program provides our students with the skills to excel in the global economy.
April 30th is the last day to pay fees, including books, clubs, field trips, etc. by check. After April 30th only CASH or MONEY ORDERS will be accepted as payment.
Lunch Menu for May-Please note these changes.
May 10
Pizza
Fish Nuggets
May 13
BBQ Sandwich
Deli Sandwich
May 14-same as on the menu below
May 15
Teriyaki Bites
Breaded Beef Patties
May 16
Popcorn Chicken
Bird Dog
May 17
Grits
Pancake on a stick
May 20
Hot Dogs
Beef Dippers
May 21
Nacho with Chili and Cheese
Hot Wings
May 22
BBQ Sandwiches
Rib Pattties
May 23
Corn Dog Nuggets
Meatballs in Sauce
May 28
Hot Wings
Fish Nuggets
May 29
Chicken Bog
Deli Sandwich
May 30
BBQ Sandwich
Beef Dippers
May 31
Pizza
Deli Sandwich
No Lunch: June 3rd and 4th
Dear Parents,
We are beginning to see some students in the Health Room who have flu-like illnesses and have already
been dealing with many who have the stomach virus. Please review the following recommendations
which include simple actions to take to help protect the health of your child and your family.
● Instruct your child to cover his/her mouth with tissue when coughing or sneezing. The tissue
should then be disposed of in the trashcan immediately.
● Instruct your child to wash his/her hands often with soap and water. Hand sanitizer is also
effective. (Our staff members do an excellent job of reminding students about this point.)
● If your child is sick (including vomiting, diarrhea, fever), he/she should stay home from school
and limit contact with others to decrease the spread of the illness. If your child is out of school
due to an illness and/or fever, they should stay out of school for at least 24 hours after fever
resolves without the use of fever-reducing medications. If they have diarrhea or are vomiting
they also need to remain out of school for at least 24 hours until symptoms resolve.
● Instruct your child to avoid touching his/her eyes, nose or mouth. Germs spread this way.
● Advise your child not to share personal items such as utensils and to avoid drinking from the
same cup, carton or water bottle.
● At home, routinely clean items or surfaces that are touched frequently. We adhere to this at
school by regularly cleaning/disinfecting surfaces throughout the school.
If you have any questions, you may contact Jennifer McCracken, RN, the school nurse at 843-269-2482.
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2019 SUMMER STEAM WORKS CAMP - July 8-11, 2019
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