Dr. Cappello’s 3rd grade students have been hard at work creating their own maps of imaginary places as a culminating project for Unit 1 Geography! 🌟
Students proudly presented their creations to their grown ups who joined them in the classroom to celebrate their learning. Families also had fun playing Continent Concentration together! 🌍🧠
We love seeing our students apply their learning, showcase their creativity, and share their knowledge with their families! 💙🐾







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No worries! Please take a moment to review the presentation shared during Parent University about Title I and Read to Succeed. This presentation provides important information about how we support student learning and how families can partner with us to help our students succeed!https://docs.google.com/videos/d/1lJeZSdN8dmd4469vtV-qAYDpM981IEHIW49CidGVNkA/play?usp=sharing
Preparation + Determination=Growth
Our students are making gains in math! For the 2025-2026 school year, our SC Ready Math scores increased by 7.2 percent. According to the South Carolina Department of Education, this makes us the school district with the third-highest growth in SC Ready Math scores in the state!










CPE 2026-2027 School Supply Lists
CERDEP (4K) Students will need a full sized bookbag, full set clothes in a zip lockbag, and a small blanket/beach towel











This student-centered news show does more than deliver announcements. It gives our students valuable opportunities to build confidence, practice communication, and develop real-world broadcast journalism skills. We are so proud of the hard work, creativity, and leadership our students demonstrate each day behind the camera and on the screen.
Thank you, WCPE News Crew, for helping us start every day the Beagle way! 🐾💛💙

Today we celebrated with 42 students and their Multilingual Teachers (Ms. Hartzog, Mrs. Bellomo, Mrs. Montana, Ms. D. Scott, and Ms. Sanders) with an ice cream party in the Bark Park.
Learning to speak, read, write, and comprehend more than one language is not easy, but they did it through hard work, perseverance, and determination.
We are incredibly proud of their accomplishment and the growth they have shown along the way.
Way to go, Beagles!

Watching these students walk the halls where their journey began was a full-circle moment filled with pride, memories, and inspiration for our younger Beagles. We are so proud of all they have accomplished and cannot wait to see the amazing things they will do next.
Once a Beagle, always a Beagle! 🐾💙💛 #GraduateWalk #ClassOf2026




Congratulations Mrs. Mazyck!! Today we joined Dr. Seaboldt, BCSD K-5 Math Coordinator, in congratulating the class. Based on Fall to Spring iReady Math diagnostic data, she was recognized as a top Gold Rush teacher in the DISTRICT (Top 10). Her class had one of highest percentages of students to move from yellow in the fall to green in the spring!
Congratulations to the teachers/classes who moved at least 75% of their Yellow students to green:
Mr. Ussery, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Baglivo, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Hawkins-Thompson, Ms. Richter, Mrs. Dickson, Ms. A. Davis, Ms. Fordham, Ms. Smalls, Mrs. Mellis, Dr. Marston, Mr. McGill, Ms. Thompson, Ms. Kartanowicz… WAY TO GO!


Congratulations CPE Staffulty and Students! We were recognized by the State of South Carolina for being a Silver High Performing School on the South Carolina Report Card for the 2024-2025 School year!
A school becomes a Silver high-performance school in South Carolina by earning the Palmetto Silver Award, which requires achieving high levels of academic progress or performance based on state report card indicators, while not being rated as a Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) or Additional Targeted Support and Improvement (ATSI) school.
CPE Earned this recognition by achieving rating of Average in Academic Achievement and Excellent in Student Progress.


Spring is here and so are the ducks. Before Spring Break classes adopted a duck, decorated the duck as a book character, and found the book that the character was from in the library or classroom library. The students and teachers read the book with the duck and took picture.
Our Teachers took the ducks home for Spring Break to enjoy new adventures!
Enjoy these photos!









Today we celebrated 100 Days of PAWSitive Behavior and 100 Days of Perfect Attendance with popsicles, a 100 Day story, games, and our best dance moves! Our students continue to show what it means to be responsible, respectful, and ready to learn. Thank you to our families for partnering with us to support daily attendance and positive choices! 🐾👏



The 2024-2025 school year was paws-itively amazing at College Park Elementary! Not only did the Beagles show more than 10 percent growth in their SC Ready ELA and SC Ready Science scores, they also increased their State Report Card rating to Good. To celebrate, CPE's staff was surprised with the scores and cupcakes yesterday!



Our families had a spooktacular time proving that math isn’t scary at all — it’s full of fun, laughter, and learning! 🧮✨
A huge thank-you to all the families who joined us tonight and to our amazing staff for making the evening such a success. 💚
Check out some of the monster-iffic moments below! 👇📸
#MonsterMathNight #MathIsFun #FamilyEngagement #NotSoScaryMath








At CPE, we are proud to have students and families representing all of these countries! 🌎❤️ Our Hispanic Heritage Month Finale Parade was filled with pride, color, music, and joy as we honored the diversity that makes our school community so special.
¡Vamos a celebrar! Let’s celebrate!
