Crosswell Elementary School

What does it mean to be CEP?

Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) allows for meals at no cost for all students based on overall economic status. It eliminates the need for free or reduced meal applications.
What does this mean?
-There is nothing for parents and guardians to do! No applications or additional information required.
-You can skip the lunchbox! Let us help you save time and money this school year. Encourage your child to enjoy breakfast and lunch with us.
-We are preparing our students for success. Studies show that children who eat school breakfast and lunch have fewer tardies, higher test scores and fewer behavioral issues.
-You don't have to add money to your student's meal account, unless they want to purchase additional entrees or a la carte items.

For more information visit:
www.tinyurl.com/usdacep

As we get in the swing of school, please put these testing dates on your calendar. All students will participate in our district iReady assessments for math and reading. These assessments help our teachers see what your child already knows and how we can tailor our instruction to best help them grow.

If you have any questions, please contact your child's teacher or our front office.

What a magnificent day! We are so happy to have our kiddos back in the building. Thank you, families for helping make it a smooth and fun first day back!

Kindergarten parents are invited to join us Friday August 7th from 7:30-8:30 AM for a Welcome to the Cub Family Breakfast. Drop by and say hello, meet our staff, and get ready for an amazing year! Light refreshments will be provided. We can't wait to meet you!

RSVP using the link: https://forms.gle/1jvgKFSVAJxUbz4v9

Crosswell Elementary is looking for a SDPC high school student to assist our amazing librarian, Ms. Osbey, as the library assistant. If you or someone you know would be a good fit for this position, please apply at
https://pickens.schoolspring.com/?jobid=5863830

Meet the Teacher was a success! Thank you to Estes Heating and Air for providing our teachers with a Grab and Go dinner on this late night. We had a blast seeing our students again!

P.S: See which teams went with silly pictures today. They keep us smiling!

🎉 75 YEARS OF IMPACT 🎉

For 75 years, the School District of Pickens County has been more than a collection of schools - it has been a place where students discover their passions, build lasting relationships, and create memories that shape their futures.

Throughout this anniversary year, we’ve celebrated the people, places, and programs that have made SDPC special by sharing stories from across our schools and community.
Now, those stories come together in one place.

📖 "75 Years of Impact: Past. Present. Potential." is a commemorative magazine that celebrates the legacy we’ve built and the Experience SDPC that continues to make our district unique.

Inside, you’ll find the moments, milestones, and voices that reflect who we are - and the commitment that continues to guide us as we engage students today and empower them for tomorrow.

👉 Explore the magazine: https://www.flipsnack.com/BFD76799E8C/75-years-of-impact-sdpc-2026

Thank you to 5 Point Church for welcoming our teachers back with a breakfast casserole and The Bluffs at Kay for providing lunch and school supplies for our staff! It's been a great day back with our people! Cubs, we're ready to see you Thursday for Meet the Teacher.

Crosswell Elementary is thrilled to welcome back Nurse Blair! She joined us last year and has done an amazing job! We look forward to working with her and we know our kiddos will be happy to see her smiling face!

Crosswell Elementary is excited to welcome Leah Alligood to the Crosswell family! She will join Mrs. Reynolds in our muti-age classroom!