Engagement & Outreach Videos

- It's an Open Mic session in partnership with the Deep Center.

- Students are gaining valuable writing and public speaking skills.

- 23 students don their white coats as a symbol of training in the medical profession.

- These students meet once a month with Mercer medical students and Memorial Health staff to learn about the medical field and possibilities for career pathways.

- This SCCPSS partnership is carried on through Scoutreach Amerca.

- SCCPSS partnered up with many segments of the community to help with educating the public on the Science of Reading and its impact on our youngest children.

- This summit is part of the Get Georgia Reading campaign and gathered clergy, medical professionals, businesses and non-profits.

- The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire, along with SCCPSS and the Chatham-Savannah Counter Narcotics Team, started the program three years ago.

- The program trains high school kids to go into middle schools and educate kids on the dangers of drugs.

- Monthly events held at various schools throughout the district provide the tools parents need for success.

- Next event is Saturday, October 4, 2025 at Groves High School. 

 - Savannah-Chatham County Public School System recently held its annual event at Daffin Park. 

Loop It Up Savannah collaborates with schools and community partners to offer original arts-integrated programming designed to foster personal well-being, creative problem solving, and academic success among the young people of Savannah.

- Parent University, founded in 2000 by Michael O'Neal, continues to work with the school system to help parents have the tools they need for family success.

SCCPSS has partnered up with The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire and the Chatham-Savannah Counter Narcotics Team to empower high schoolers to "influence" middle schoolers on the dangers of drugs and beyond.

The Peer Mediation program is a partnership between Savannah-Chatham County Public School System and The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire.

Student Peer Mediators within the school work with other students to solve conflict in the classroom and beyond.

Strong SCCPSS Partnership with Live Oak Public Libraries

- It's More than just a library card.... and NO overdue fines!

It's your FREE avenue to digital resources, homework help, one-on-one tutoring and much more.

The Mediation Center of the Coastal Empire and SCCPSS have teamed up to provide middle schoolers with Positive Peer Influencers (PPI's) for talks on making the right decisions.

Myers Middle School students are reaping the benefits from their PPI's from Jenkins High School.

- It's More than just a library card.... and NO overdue fines! It's your FREE avenue to digital resources, homework help, one-on-one tutoring and much more.

The class of 2025 Memorial Health Medical Explorer Post #207 was honored with their white coats at a ceremony at the Mercer School of Medicine.

Congrats to the following:

Alfred E. Beach High School: Gabriella Bacon, Latrice Devillars, Akira Haun, Kameal Love, Samara Mitchell, Karima Mohammed, Kayla Moore and Jermia Walker.

Herschel V. Jenkins High School: Myami Hargrove, Eeshani Malkar and Alexia Robbins.

Savannah Early College: Tonnecia Blackwood, Saniya Sanders, Morgan Waterman and Hayden Young.

Woodville Tompkins High School: Bethania Fairweather, Sharon Galarza, Carter Heyward, Jaida Lee, Ruhee Patel, Kristen Ramsay, Jolie-Kaye Rhoden, Ja'Meriah Sanders, Caisyn Simpson, Mariajose Videa and Ayanna Williams.

SCCPSS partners with inspiredu, Live Oak Public Libraries and Hyundai Motor Group to provide free laptop computers to families.

inspiredu also provided an interactive workshop where pre-registered students and their parents explored core concepts of basic digital literacy skills, educational games, introduction to Microsoft Office, online safety, and more.

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