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On April 16, SKTCS students participated in our 2021 Presentation of Poetry "Speaking Out Loud". In preparation, students have been...

Before Spring Break, Mrs. Yarboro’s 1st graders combined science and fun when they were asked, “Can your Peep float on your boat?” Each...

Our Read to Make a Difference celebration continues! On Friday, March 19, 2021 some of our SKTCS students read aloud the book "Fry Bread"...

During the month of March 2021 we are celebrating our Read to Make a Difference Campaign. This past Friday, March 12, 2021 some of our...

"Read to Make a Difference" month, March 2021. On March 5th, 2021 our students joined in a very special zoom event to celebrate the new...

At SKTCS, Black History is not something relegated only to the month of February. Our students are familiar with our namesake and her...

Local cake store Nothing Bundt Cakes is rewarding local students for reading! - This program is for students Pre-K through 5th grade. -...

Fort King George Virtual Field Experience. First grade students at SKTCS will be making connections to the rich history GA has to offer.

June 3, 2020 Dear SKTCS families, The most recent events regarding the unarmed murder of Breonna Taylor by police in Louisville (KY),...

SKTCS Second Graders visited the Tybee Island Marine Science Center to get hands on experience with our local Coastal Plains region.

On February 28th, 2020 the students of SKTCS presented our First Annual Black History Month Assembly. To prepare their presentations,...

SKTCS classroom doors are decorated in celebration of Black History Month.

SKTCS first graders visited the Savannah African Art Museum to view artifacts and hear African folklore stories related to the art pieces.

SKTCS celebrates our student authors! Third graders wrote their own poems to share with peers and parents at an Open Mic Poetry Reading.

Our Kindergarten classes had the wonderful opportunity of caring for a brood of baby chicks from incubation through hatching.

Our fencing team debuted and students competed in STEM projects, winning 2nd place medals in two age brackets of the Egg Drop Competition!

December was full of field trips, winter concert, art displays, holiday parties, and ice skating.

Susie King Taylor was born into slavery in 1848 and lived in Savannah, GA. She was the first African American to teach openly in a school...

Inaugural Field Day event made possible with parent and community support. On May 14th, 2019, More than 200 K - 5 students from Susie...

We are creating a unique learning experience for our students. Transformative Teaching and Learning - Transformative relationships...