The 7th graders enjoyed playing Tic Tac Toe in Mrs. Godwin’s Math class while expanding their knowledge of percents and proportions. To further their understanding of percents, each student was given a tic tac toe board with percent word problems in each box. Students had to read and work the problems discovering the information that they know versus need to know. After showing their work, students were able to have their work checked with immediate feedback on any mistakes that they may...

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Ms. Wright’s 2nd grade class at Webster County Elementary School is working on addition. The students completed an addition turkey doubles sheet. The students had a blast decorating and putting their turkey together. Pictured shown is Ms. Wright class holding their turkeys.

The Webster County fourth grade students, in Mrs. Eddierene S. Prather’s reading class, read Who Is Neil Armstrong by Roberta Edwards.  After reading the book, the students took an AR test.  Then the students used a graphic organizer to brainstorm ideas about Neil Armstrong.  Next the students had to use the ideas to write an informational paper.  The students exchanged papers to peer edit.   After going to the computer lab to type the final draft, the students...

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Mrs. Deidre Sterling’s, First Grade students Zoey Bennett and Saveajah Wright enjoy place value math centers.  Students count the value on each card and use a clothespin to mark the correct answer. 

The Webster County third grade students, in Mrs. Eddierene S. Prather’s reading class, work on personification.  The lesson begins with the teacher explaining personification to the class.  Then the students had to look around the room and pick out non-human objects.  After picking out non-human objects, the students had to give human qualities to the non-human objects.  Next, the teacher reads The Gingerbread Boy by Harriet Ziefert to the class.  While the teacher...

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The 8th graders have been working on graphing in Mrs. Godwin’s Math class while expanding their knowledge of slope, linear equations, and other key terms. To further their understanding of the linear relationship, each student was given handouts to create pages of notes for their Interactive Notebooks and enhance their knowledge of graphing that we have been studying over the past couple of weeks. While working students were able to discuss their questions over different problems and objectives...

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Webster County Schools had an outstanding first quarter. Our teachers have been working hard to prepare meaningful, well-planned lessons that not only teach the standards required by the state, but also engage their students in a variety of learning activities that are both educational and interesting. The following students have earned recognition for either All A Honor Roll or A/B Honor Roll. We are proud of these students for working hard both at school and at home to maintain high averages...

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The senior class from Webster County High School enjoyed a field trip to the annual lecture series held at Georgia Southwestern State University. The seniors listened to Jaha Dukereh, a 2018 Nobel Peace Prize Nominee, speak about her trials and tribulations overcoming female genital mutilation and child marriage in West Africa. Jaha has used her experiences to create a non-profit organization to advocate and provide support for other victims of similar circumstances. These students were inspired...

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Mr. Bailey’s 6th. Grade Social Studies Class is studying the continent of Europe. Students engage in map skills competition game. Students pictured are Nemiah Pittman and Hanna Beckum.  

These 8th graders have mastered the most Math objectives this week during Mrs. Pamela Alridge’s technology labs. Keep up the good work!   Pictured below: Miranda Underwood, Keion Lundy, and Fulton Bell

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  Picture #1 – Dakarlan Banks – 2nd grade – Dakarlan is a pleasure to be around both inside and outside the classroom. His excellent manners and respect for his peers and all adults makes him shine in the best of ways. He is a very attentive and conscientious student who always does his best in his class. He is truly a Great Kid!   Picture #2 Harmoni Andrews – 4th grade – Harmoni is a very respectful and dependable student. She is a self-starter and...

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The Webster County School System invites all parents, the community and business leaders to our Annual Title Parent Meeting on Wednesday, October 10, 2018 at 6:00 PM in the school’s cafeteria. This will offer all stakeholders the opportunity to learn what it means to be a Title I school. Other topics to be discussed include how we spend our Federal money, our School Improvement Plan, Title I requirements, our Designation status, Parent Involvement opportunities, and School-Parent Compacts....

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Sha’Miya Jones, a student in Ms. Selma Mosley’s Kindergarten Class at Webster County Elementary School is using a puzzle to reinforce her alphabets. Sha’Miya had to match the letter to the word that began with each letter of the alphabet.  

In Ms. Beth Blankenship’s Chorus class at Webster County High School, students just enjoyed participating in their first Karaoke Day. The students got to choose their own groups and the songs their groups would perform. This once-a-month activity is a way to get students used to singing in front of people and to get them to loosen up some when performing. Students enjoyed Karaoke Day so much that they are already talking about what songs they want to perform next month!   Picture...

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Ms. Wright’s 2nd grade class at Webster County is learning about the Four Types of Sentences. The students enjoyed making foldable to explain the types of sentences. Students pictured are Mikayla Barrios and Terrence Clark.

A very special little boy, Tamir Mars, in Mrs. Beverly’s pre-k class at Webster County School got a very special surprise visit on Tuesday, September 25th by his daddy, Lakelvis Johnson who has been stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina where he is currently serving in the Army. Lakelvis is a Staff Sergeant and has been serving our country for six years now. Mrs. Beverly taught Lakelvis in the first grade at Webster County and is now teaching his son, Tamir. It is very gratifying to see...

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Makayla Garvin and Michael Underwood edit a video project in Mr. Michael Baker’s Introduction to Digital Technology class. Students pictured are Makayla Garvin and Michael Underwood

Students in Mrs. Clarice Prather's class enjoy using the interactive math skill builder program, Mobymax.com. The interactive program provides the students with opportunities to engage their diverse learning styles through exploration with technology. Recently, the students used Mobymax math skill builder to improve their fluency in the areas of place value, properties of operations, as well as the relationship between, addition and subtraction within 1000.

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Mr. Wilder's 9th grade Biology class got off to a busy start to the school year, learning about plant and animal cells. Students were taught the structure of each type of cell, and were given an in-class project to highlight the differences and similarities between the two, as well as the function of its parts. This class has many more exciting topics coming up for the rest of the school year!  

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Students in Mrs. Katha Scott's government class at Webster County High School started off the school year with a research project. Students worked in groups of four to create infographics detailing the division of power, the role of the executive, and the level of civic participation in various systems of government.   IMG_gov1: Emily Harnage, Taylor Casey, Jesse Lassiter IMG_gov2: Colby Guined, Allee McClure, Kearsten Hudson, Jacob James, Brianna Campbell

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