"Annie" the Musical
Mary Logan, Cherelle, and Gabrielle, three Pinckney students, starred in a production of Annie. Great job girls!
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Flying Fish III
Robbie Owens Soccer Tournament Champs

Tommy (CPES), Ethan (CPES), Will (CPES), Andrew (CPES), Michael John (CPES), Brian (CPES), Spencer (LHPS)
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Visual Arts Camp
June 5th-8th
July 16th-19th

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Me, Myself and iPad Camp
June 25th-28th
July 16th-19th

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Spotlight Reading Summer Camp
June 18th-21st
June 25th-28th

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The 2011-2012 Pinckney Elementary Yearbook will be distributed in late May.
Students will receive yearbooks after the PASS testing week.
Yearbooks will be delivered to the classrooms and distributed to those who ordered a yearbook.
Read Like a Rock Star Character Costume Winners
with 58,926 votes

It was a great race with over 118,132 votes!
Dr. Seuss Door Winners
3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade
Ms. Parker's Class Ms. Bragg's Class Ms. Shoecraft's Class
The Blue Ribbon Schools Program honors public and private elementary,
middle, and high schools that are either high performing or have
improved student achievement to high levels, especially among
disadvantaged students.
Pinckney is National Blue Ribbon School
COLUMBIA, SC (WCSC) - Five schools in South Carolina were named 2010 National Blue Ribbon schools. Howe Hall Arts Infused Magnet School in Goose Creek and Charles Pinckney Elementary School in Mt. Pleasant were among those honored.
National Blue Ribbon schools are models of excellence that other schools can emulate, and have demonstrated superior academic achievement or dramatic gains in student achievement. Schools must have either 40% of their students from disadvantaged backgrounds and show dramatic improvement on test scores, or regardless of demographics, the school must perform in the to 10% of schools in the state.
Howe Hall serves 422 students in grades K-5 with a poverty level of 46%. School administrators believe the arts education students receive is a key ingredient in their success. The school's level of achievement in academics and arts is among the highest in the state on assessments.
Charles Pinckney serves 975 students in grades 3-5, and has consistently achieves excellent absolute performance ratings on its school report card. School leaders say their success lies in a belief that all children can learn and excel.
Other schools in the state that won the awards include Ballentine Elementary in Irmo, Greenville Technical Charter High School in Greenville, and Powdersville Elementary in Greenville.
Copyright 2010 WCSC.