Sydnor Jennings scholars spread holiday cheer during our Christmas Program by singing joyful carols for their families. After the performance, families enjoyed popcorn, cookies, and hot chocolate, and each scholar took home a gingerbread house to build and enjoy!
Learning is sweet! Our kindergarten scholars are all smiles as they participate in a candy cane fishing activity full of fun and learning.
Faculty and Scholars enjoyed a fun Pajama Day prior to the Christmas break.
Full Accreditation calls for a celebration! 🎊 Sydnor Jennings Elementary staff and scholars danced, tossed confetti, and celebrated big with special appearances by the Grinch and Sydney the Tiger.
As a reminder, students will be dismissed early on Friday, December 19, 2025. Students from South Boston Early Learning Center and South Boston Elementary School will dismiss at 11:00 AM. All other students will dismiss at 11:30 AM.
Winter break for students will be December 22, 2025 - January 2, 2026. January 5, 2026 is a professional development day, and January 6, 2026 is a teacher workday. Students return to school on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
We hope that you have a very happy and safe holiday season.
Winter break for students will be December 22, 2025 - January 2, 2026. January 5, 2026 is a professional development day, and January 6, 2026 is a teacher workday. Students return to school on Wednesday, January 7, 2026.
We hope that you have a very happy and safe holiday season.
Scholars and Staff dressed up in their "Ugliest" Christmas Sweaters.
Kindergarten artists bringing their ideas to life with paint and color.
UPDATE: Due to snow and sleet in parts of the county, Halifax County Public Schools will be closed today, Friday, December 12, 2025. Twelve-month employees follow Code 0, do not report to work. This is a remote learning day for students and a work from home day for staff.
Due to the forecast for snow during the early morning hours in some parts of the county, Halifax County Public Schools will operate on a two-hour delay today, Friday, December 12, 2025. Twelve-month employees follow code 2, report two hours late.
Join us for our Winter Wonderland PTO Event. Enjoy festive music, pictures with Santa, free gingerbread house to take home, popcorn, hot chocolate, and cookies.
Since there is a potential for more winter weather in the forecast, preparations are being made in case a remote learning day is needed. Food is being sent home today for students so please check students' bookbags for refrigerated items. In addition, packets are being sent for elementary students and assignments are being made available in Canvas for secondary students.
This is being done as a precaution and as of now, school is open tomorrow. If conditions change, another message will be sent.
This is being done as a precaution and as of now, school is open tomorrow. If conditions change, another message will be sent.
Due to potential black ice, Halifax County Public Schools will operate on a two-hour delay, tomorrow, Thursday, December 11, 2025. Twelve-month employees follow Code 2, report two hours late.
Due to road conditions, Halifax County Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, December 10, 2025. Twelve-month employees follow code 2, report two hours late.
Halifax County Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, December 9, 2025. Twelve-month employees report to work by 10:00 AM.
Due to the impending weather, Halifax County Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Monday, December 8, 2025. Twelve-month employees follow code 0, do not report to work.
Due to the impending weather, Halifax County Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Friday, December 5, 2025. Twelve-month employees follow code 0, do not report to work.
Scholars and staff kicked off the season in style, showing off their festive holiday hats and spreading cheer throughout the building! 🎄✨
Scholars in Mrs. Moser's PreK classroom had an exciting day painting pine cones and coding ozobots.
After learning about traditions, Kindergarten scholars in Mrs. Cash's & Mrs. Carr's class created a SPOON of THANKS to show gratitude. Each scholar is to take the spoon and put it on the table for Thanksgiving. The spoon is to be passed around with the holder sharing who or what he/she is thankful for. We hope this will be the start of a new tradition for our Kindergarten scholars and their families.
Kindergarten scholars in Mrs. Cash's & Mrs. Carr's class made edible turkeys to celebrate Thanksgiving! They enjoyed this special treat!
