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Teachers pose after winning a hula hoop challenge.
Hula Hoop Challenge Winners

Teachers competed in a hula hoop challenge icebreaker during their back to school professional development.  These teachers won!

Teachers after the first day of school.
Sanders Clyde Staff

Teachers celebrate the win after our first successful day of school with students!  Game On:  Challenge Accepted!

Two teachers hug two students in a group hug.
Second Day Hugs

Teachers welcome students back to our second day of school.

Two students wearing chef hats and mustaches read at a picnic covered table in the library.
Genre Book Tasting

Students in 3rd grade came to the library to participate in a genre book tasting, where they learned about six different genres in our school library.  

Two students stand behind their built tower in class.
STEAM Tower Challenge

4th grade students participate in a STEAM Tower Challenge.

Two teachers with letters Q and U walk down the aisle to get married.
Q and U Wedding

First grade students cheer as Q and U walk down the aisle together to get married.

Two girls pose with their grandparents in the cafeteria.
Grandparents Luncheon

Students enjoy spending time with their grandparents during our school's grandparents' luncheon.

A teacher and boy students from the young men of tomorrow pose by a vehicle as they attend the MOJA parade.
Young Men of Tomorrow in the MOJA parade

Led by Mr. President, the Young Men of Tomorrow participate in the MOJA parade in downtown Charleston.

The principal for the day sits with two students to help them with a project.
Principal for a Day

Trip Grooms visited Sanders Clyde as principal for the day.

Students pose with their green polo shirts and black pants before their performance.
State of the Schools Performance

Students pose with their teachers before their performance at the State of the Schools.

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"You know... I'm really starting to like school." 4th grade student

"Just now, it clicked for me." 4th grade student