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Teacher of the Year

Congratulations Ms. Rambert, 

We appreciate all that you do for the students at Hunley. Thank you for your time, dedication, and the love you show each and every students. 

thank you to Mr. Myers who is sitting at his desk.
National Counselors Week

 What do you love about your role?

Being able to build a strong relationship with my students so that when I provide them with skills and support, it is meaningful, impactful, and something they can understand because someone understands who they are as a person.

How do you support students?

I often social emotional lessons to academic skills such as working together in groups, giving their best effort, and keeping a positive growth mindset. 

What encouragement do you want to offer students and families?

I would like to offer to the knowledge that there are many possibilities available to them and multiple ways for them to achieve their dreams. There will always be support that is available

Ms. Santos and Kiara both wearing Juneteeth shirts
Black History Month

Celebrating our differences and loving each other. Ms. Santos and Kiara are on the same wave length with their Juneteenth shirts. 

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Field Day Cooperation

We love to see 5th graders working together to have fun. Field day is one of our favorite days here at the hive!

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Emmy was thinking

Here at Hunley we must use our minds to recreate images. This helps us think while we're having fun!

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Thank You Ms. Nancy

Community member Nancy Van Ast has been bringing books every week to stock the Hunley Park Free Book Library. Students were able to pick a book or two each week to keep at home. Nancy's does this to encourage a lifelong love of reading for each of our students, and because of her dedication, each student has added many books to their home libraries. They even thought reading to their younger siblings. We hate to see you leave, but we understand that you must take care of your health. We appreciate you, Miss Nancy! Your dedication to our students did not go unnoticed! Thank You

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Medieval Times

Here at Hunley we do our best to help students connect their learning to something fun and memorable. 4th graders had an amazing time learning about medieval times, then emerging themselves in it at Medieval Times, Myrtle Beach, SC. 

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Kids Day for Kindergarten

Kindergarten enjoyed an awesome field trip to Park Circle to celebrate Kid's day

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2025 Rookie Techer of the Year

We are truly grateful to have you as part of the Hive. The work you're doing with and for our scholars is nothing short of inspiring. Your dedication—showing up every Saturday for Saturday School and staying after hours for tutoring—speaks volumes about your commitment.
Our students admire and respect you for the high expectations you hold for them and for yourself. Thank you for consistently embodying excellence. Your hard work and unwavering effort do not go unnoticed.

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Keep logging in Beanstack

Congratulations, Hunley Park! You've earned an Honorable Mention in Beanstack's 2025 Winter Reading Challenge: Be a Reading Machine! This means we were among the top schools that logged the most reading minutes. Keep up the amazing work—keep reading and keep logging those minutes!"

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We believe that all students should feel safe, secure, have a sense of belonging, and be empowered to own their own learning.

We believe in providing all students with necessary opportunities, tools, and resources in order to help them achieve their maximum potential.

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