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That was the message conveyed by Dr. Cindy Elsberry, Superintendent of Horry County Schools; Chief Saundra Rhodes, Interim Chief of the Horry County Police Department; and Deputy Solicitor Jimmy Richardson of the 15th Judicial Circuit at a press conference held on May 4. Each addressed the impact that threats to schools have on education, law enforcement and the judicial system. A public service announcement was shared with local media to use in a community effort to stop the rash of nuisance threats to schools.
Taking action to ensure school safety

The Horry County Education Center is an Alternative School...

Dates to Remember:

May 9 - Parent and Teach Conferences from 2 to 5 May 8 to May 18 - PASS Middle School Testing for Grades 3-8 May 21 to June 1 - EOC for High School June 1 - Last Day for Students

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• Horry County Education Center's mission is to prepare students to return successfully to the regular school setting by improving academic performance, attendance, and behavior.  Our goal is to establish trust, to provide experiences that enhance life-long learning, to build citizenship, to improve interpersonal skills, and to develop collaborative partnerships.
  

• To have 100% of students remain in school until graduation or achievement of their individually prescribed program
• To have 100% of students demonstrate positive self-esteem and tolerance of individual differences
• To have 100% of students achieving at their appropriate grade level.
• To provide presentations/consultants/counselors for training students and staff to assist in guiding the participants in making the right choices and realizing their own resiliency.
• To assure professional growth for all staff members through a comprehensive staff development program.
• To assure all students meet criteria in academics, attendance, and behavior to return successfully to the regular school setting.
• To prevent violence and other delinquent activity by at-risk youth

• To provide a nurturing environment conducive to learning
• To provide on-going academic instruction to meet individual student needs.
• To provide supportive academic and social counseling.To improve student behaviors to the degree that the student will be able to return to the regular school site for instruction after one quarter or semester.
• To develop a personalized learning plan for each student. 

  	Do you want to receive extra credit in next years English Class? 1.  Read a book over the summer. 2.  Complete the HCS High School Summer Reading Assessments. 3.  All assignments due on September 7, 2012. Contact Mr. Dusenbury if you are interested.