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RES receives visit from “sister” school
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Robinson Elementary hosted representatives from Sand Hill Elementary Jan. 28. From left: RES Principal Page Arnette, SHES special education teacher Sara Kieffer, SHES fifth grade teacher Tabitha Edenfield, SHES Principal Christy Brown, SHES instructional supervisor Michelle Corless kindergarten teacher Amanda Sanders, fourth grade teacher Olivia Osborne and RES Assistant Principal Linda Bearden. - photo by Jessica Taylor
Robinson Elementary School hosted administrators and teachers from Sand Hill Elementary School in Effingham County for a collaborative day Jan. 28. Every two years, each of the schools in Effingham County, which is located near Savannah, ge Sand Hill is a Title 1 School like Robinson and is one of seven elementary schools in its district. It currently has approximately 700 students in pre-K to fifth grade classes.t together to look for schools that are similar in size, demographic and academics to visit during the school year. And Robinson just happened to be a match, a “sister” school for Sand Hill both academically and demographically.