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Brennen Elementary School Receives Palmetto Silver Award for 2007 PACT Scores!
For six of the seven years that these awards have been presented to SC schools, Brennen has received either the Palmetto Gold or Silver award. In addition to a flag to display, the school will receive $10,033. to spend on various academic needs. The awards criteria, developed by the South Carolina Education Oversight Committee, are based on the absolute and improvement ratings assigned to each school on the 2007 report cards. For more information about Brennen and other Richland One schools who have received the award for the 2007 scores, visit the home page of the www.richlandone.org website.
- Brennen's 2007 PACT scores outperformed the state's average scores in all subjects in all grades!
- We maintained our Absolute Rating of "Good" for our School Report Card. (No other Richland One elementary or middle school is rated higher!)
- Brennen achieved Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) by meeting all of our 19 objectives!
- Brennen students also had gains form 2006 and 2007 in the percent of students Basic and Above in all 4 areas-ELA (+2%), Math (+5%), Science (+4%), and Social Studies (+7%)!
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Congratulations to all of our students for doing so well on the Spring, 2007 PACT !!!
Be sure to check your child's Bulldog Folder every Wednesday.
Flagship School of Promise Award 2001-2006
 Brennen Elementary School
Home of the Brennen Bulldogs
Congratulations to Jamie Garcia, Lacie Penny, Hugh Aiken, Luis Osorio, Reaqwon Garrick, Cameron Higgins, Emily Carswell, Aileen Estrada, Ayana Scriven, Taylor Ray, Wesley Jones, Jack Campanaro, and Charlotte McAdams, winners in this year's Visual Literacy Puppetry Contest!!!
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From the Principal
We at Brennen are enjoying our third year of ITI (Integrated Thematic Instruction) implementation. In virtually every classroom, you can find an enhanced emphasis on Stage One elements - the physical and emotional environment for the students. In additon, our classrooms are beginning to show good evidence of Stage Two elements - curriculum issues. Go to http://www.kovalik.com/ for more details. Marian Crum-Mack
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