Contact Information
Mrs. Meka
Phone: 864.355.1986
Email: emeka@greenville.k12.sc.us
Contact Information
Mrs. Meka
Phone: 864.355.1986
Email: emeka@greenville.k12.sc.us
Schedule
1st Block (8:45 - 10:10 AM) - Planning
2nd Block (10:15 - 11:35 AM) - U.S Government/Economics
THRIVE Time (11:40 AM - 12:20 PM)
3rd Block (12:25 - 2:20 PM) - U.S History
Lunch 1:45 - 2:20
4th Block (2:25 - 3:45 PM) - U.S Government/Economics
❤️ Teaching Comes From the Heart
Welcome! I’m Mrs. Meka, and I am excited to have you here.
I believe education is about much more than memorizing facts, dates, vocabulary, or definitions. It is about developing curiosity, learning to ask meaningful questions, considering different perspectives, and understanding the world around us.
Whether we are exploring the events that shaped the United States, examining how our government works, or discovering how economic decisions affect our everyday lives, my goal is to create a classroom where students are encouraged to think, question, explore, and grow.
I will challenge you.
I will encourage you to ask questions.
I will expect you to think.
I will listen to your ideas.
I will help you learn from your mistakes.
And I will always want you to succeed.
You don't have to know everything when you enter my classroom.
You just have to be willing to learn.
Welcome to U.S. History, Government, and Economics. I am glad you are here.
How did we get here?
U.S. History is more than names and dates. Together, we will investigate the people, ideas, conflicts, movements, and decisions that shaped the United States.
We will examine evidence, consider multiple perspectives, and connect events of the past to questions we continue to face today.
How does power work?
Government affects our lives every day. We will explore the Constitution, the branches of government, elections, individual rights, public policy, and the responsibilities of citizenship.
My goal is for students to leave the course better prepared to understand and participate in their democr
Why do people make the choices they make?
Economics is everywhere—from the price of groceries and concert tickets to jobs, businesses, taxes, and decisions made by governments.
We will examine how individuals, businesses, and governments make choices when resources are limited and discover how those decisions affect our everyday lives.