We are excited to announce that we now offer cooking classes to our students. This partnership with Clemson University is called Cooking Matters. Over the course of 6 weeks, our students learn how to prepare and cook several dishes.
Students dressed as their chosen Black historical figure to embody them. It was clear that students had done thorough research as they gave detailed accounts about their subject and answered questions from the audience.
As part of our week long Black History celebration, Allendale-Fairfax Middle School held a Gallery Walk. Students chose an important Black figure to research and presented their projects to parents and other students.
Our Assistant Principals Anderson, Brandyburg, McCullough, Priester, and Rogers had Professional Development led by Dr.Miller and Mrs. Davis. During this session they focused on the relationship between principal and assistant principal. Traits such as trust, collaboration, and communication were ranked as some of the most important.
Great things are happening at Allendale-Fairfax High School! We are getting new murals in our bathrooms and hallways to beautify and refresh our school!
Our Lady Tigers put up a tough fight against Military Magnet, but ultimately were defeated (54-29). Regardless, we are still so proud of our girls and the incredible season they've had.
Thank you to all of the students, teachers, and administrators who participated and organized the Black History Panel/Debate. This event would not be a success without your efforts.
Thank you to the panelists who participated in our Black History Panel/Debate. They discussed the importance of resilience, confidence, and determination in the Black community.
Dr. Vallerie Cave
Dr. Tiffany Cooks
Congressman James Clyburn
Rhonda Kelly-Lyons
Glotavia Morris
Shavontaye Elmore
William Mitchelle
Pastor Desmond Antley
Congressman Jim Clyburn visited Allendale-Fairfax Middle School and participated in our Black History Panel/Debate. He offered wisdom, experience, and a presence that we were grateful to witness.
A reminder that the annual MLK Jr. Oratory Competition will be next week on February 28th at 6:00 PM in the Allendale-Fairfax Multipurpose Room. 3rd-5th grade students will deliver speeches based on this year's theme, "Making the Dream a Reality." We would like to invite the entire community to attend this event and celebrate Black history.
Allendale County School District is still seeking instructional facilitators. To apply, scan the QR code or contact us directly at 803-584-4603.
Reminder that today at 9:00 AM in the AFMHS Gym we will be having our Black History Panel/Debate. We are honored that Congressman Jim Clyburn will be participating and we invite the public to come out to this event!
Tiger Fans join us at the third round of Basketball Playoffs tomorrow at Military Magnet Academy. The game starts at 6:30 PM and admission is $8. Your support is needed so please show up for our Lady Tigers! Please be advised that there is a clear bag policy and no outside food or drinks are allowed.
Congratulations to Allendale-Fairfax High School on placing 3rd in the 2nd Annual Black History Quiz Bowl. This event was hosted by the Assault On Illiteracy Committee of the Epsilon Omega Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.
Here at Allendale County Schools, we care about our students and their futures. Social Warden Shawanda Rice-Washington, of Allendale Correctional Institution visited Allendale-Fairfax Middle School, along with some of her correctional officers. The officers described the lifestyle of an inmate to our students. They also offered advice and answered questions. This assembly is part of our efforts to keep our students on the right path.
Today Allendale-Fairfax Middle School held a Freedom March in honor of Black History Month.
Congratulations to our Lady Tigers for beating East Clarendon! They will now advance to the 3rd Round of Playoffs! Go tigers!
Allendale County Schools celebrates Black History Month! Next week, we will be having a series of events open to the public to attend. Most notably, US Representative Jim Clyburn will be joining us for our panel debate on Wednesday, February 21st, so don't miss out!
The Freedom March: Tuesday, February 20, 2024 -8:30 AM
Panel Discussion: Wednesday February 21, 2024 9:00 AM - AFMHS Gymnasium
Gallery Walk: Thursday, February 22, 2024 10:00 AM - AFMHS Multi-Purpose Room
The Celebration: Friday, February 23, 2024 1:00 PM - AFMHS Gymnasium
Final reminder that the second round of the playoffs is tonight at 7PM. The game will be held in the AFHS gym. Admission is $8 and there is a clear bag policy. We hope you will come out to support our Lady Tigers!
Reminder that tomorrow night the Lady Tigers will be facing off against the East Clarendon Wolverines for the second round of playoffs. The game will be in the AFHS Gym and begins at 7:00 PM. Admission is $8 and there will be a clear bag policy.
