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Congratulations to Ms. Waters. She is Westcliffe's Teacher of the Year
for 2013-2014. She has also been named as one of the top 10 finalist for
the Greenville County Teacher of the year which will be announced in
August.
Summer Reading List (click here)
Enjoy these pictures including Jump Rope for Heart, our Valentine King and Queen, Math Night, Fifth grade Hooverville day, our holiday program, and painting the windows at Applebees. To view more Math Night photos
click here.
To view Literacy
Night photos
click here.
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Hannah
Duong-Ta, a fifth grader at
Westcliffe Elementary, won second place in
the SC Litter Trashes Everyone Art Contest for her T-shirt design to
stop littering. She will receive a certificate and a T-shirt with her
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Rising 6th graders are eligible for Summer Camp at Berea Middle School
hosted by University Instructors! Where: Berea Middle School / When: August 5th – August 8th Camp Theme: Summer Transition Camp / Monday – Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. / Cost: FREE / Breakfast: Provided / Lunch: Provided / Transportation: Provided What Your Child Will Experience at Camp? Math, Reading, Learn N’ Games, and of course FUN! To register your child by July 8, 2013:Visit
www.uisummercamp.com/?DSParam1=35 and complete the 4-step online registration
Security Information
It is with great pleasure and excitement that I welcome you to
our website at Westcliffe Elementary! I am always looking
forward to working with our children, staff, and families as we
go forward with Wildcat Success at Westcliffe. We
are very proud of our successful year last year and we continue
to focus on raising the bar on student achievement.
At Westcliffe Elementary, we remain committed to raising the
academic challenge and maintaining a warm, safe, and friendly
environment for our students to learn. I know that we will
have a great school year because "Westcliffe Wildcats Are
Wild About Learning."
Carolyn Morgan, Principal
Our Mission
In cooperation
with home and community, Westcliffe Elementary School prepares students to be
life-long learners and citizens of good character in an ever-changing world.
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