Students in Mrs. Scott's economics class at Webster County High School have been studying microeconomic concepts.  They ended the semester by using technology to provide enrichment and remediation in the areas of business organizations and market structures. IMG_3954  Alex Gomez, Kalix Holmes, Kamiya Battle  

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In observance of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. school will be closed Monday, January 18th, students will have a holiday on Tuesday, January 19th. Classes will resume on Wednesday, January 20th. Remote Students who signed up to return to in-person classes will begin January 21st (first day of Spring Semester). Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Ms. Carter's class reviewed base ten using pretzel sticks for "tens" and cereal for "ones".   

Please make sure your children have clean masks each day. It is very important that we continue our efforts to keep the children safe and healthy. I have directed the bus drivers not to allow any child on any bus unless he/she is wearing a mask. Webster Educators are working very hard to keep all people safe on the way to school, at school and on the way home. We must continue to work together and remain diligent in our fight against Covid-19. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Your first day back is January 21, 2021. The school day begins at 7:30 a.m. If you have not received information regarding the bus assignment and pick-up time, please call lthe school. 828-3365. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

GSW students registered through Ecore classes begin today, January 11, 2021. SGTC students - classes begin January 13, 2021. Please make sure you log in, stay in contact with your professors/instructors, and complete all assignments. Thanks, Dr. Ingram

10th grade class ring assembly will be held January 14, 2021 at 7:45 am. Orders will be taken January 21, 2021 during high school lunch. REMOTE 10th grade students who are interested in attending, please call or email me no later than Monday, January 11, 2021 by 3:30 pm. If you attend, you must be in dress code, wear a mask, no cell phones or electronic devices. Dr. Ingram229-828-3365dingram@webster.k12.ga.us

Remote students who notified the school prior to the deadline of your plans to return to school in person will return January 21, 2021. This is the first day of the spring semester. Remote students planning to return in person DO NOT report to school tomorrow, January 7, 2021. You will return January 21, 2021! Please call the school tomorrow if you have questions - 229-828-3365! Thank you, Dr. Ingram

Food Should Always Be Within Reach. If you or your family don't always have money for food, visit the FoodFinder website to find places nearby where you can get free food and meal assistance. foodfinder.us Thank you, Mrs. Downer

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The Webster County High School Chorus and Drama Students will be presenting a Christmas Play and Choral Performance Friday, December 18, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. The WCS Family Engagement Committee is extending an invitation to join us virtually for the event via the link below. rmd.me/QzRSAzH3aVB Just sign in with this link at 8:45 a.m. Friday morning. Please make sure to mute your microphones and shut off your cameras on your devices so that it will not interfere with the audio and video during the...

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Students in Mrs. Scott’s economics class at Webster County High School wrapped up a study of allocation methods by debating the appropriate method for organ donations.  Students had to decide if first-come, first-serve was acceptable and if not, develop a new allocation method and their reasoning for it.      IMG_3712  Kamiya Battle, Alex Gomez, Kalix Holmes, Braylan Jordan  

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Monday, December 14, 2020 Webster is scheduled to play Quitman County Middle School team. Our team will leave the school at 2:45 p.m. to go to Quitman for the away game. We have been informed that 45 fans from Webster may attend. You must come by the school and pay $3.00 per person by 2:00 p.m. and we must call in our number attending. The game is scheduled to begin at 4:30 p.m. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Sgt. Zipporah Horton, with the Georgia Army National Guard, presented an Anti-bullying workshop to students in grades 3rd -8th December 3, 2020 at Webster County Schools.                                     Pictured: Sgt. Zipporah Horton with 3rd, 4th, & 5th grade students.      

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ATTENTION PARENTS OF IN-PERSON LEARNERS: Next week Webster County Schools will be celebrating Homecoming Week (December 7-11). Each day there is a dress-up theme and friendly competition. Support and encourage your child's participation. At a time when we have had to make so many adjustments, it will be great to celebrate this important tradition. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

The Webster County School System's annual Wellness Policy Meeting will be held in the School Media Center on December 9, 2020 at 3:45 p.m. The public is invited to attend. Admission will be based on social distancing seating available. Masks must be worn and prior to entering, temperatures will be taken. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Webster County High School student, Kendall Walker, uses her coding skills to create a game in Mr. Baker’s computer class.      

Mrs. Maggie Moore, librarian of Webster County Schools, read the story This is the Turkey by Abby Levine to Miss. Wright’s 2nd grade class. After reading the story, Mrs. Moore asked the students to choose an animal to color. The students made a balloon/float representing the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. The students had a BLAST! Pictured is Miss. Wright’s class holding their balloon/float.    

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Students in Mrs. Scott's U.S. History class at Webster County High School have been studying the Electoral College and its history.  As we waited for the votes to be tallied after the November 3rd election, students paid close attention to how Georgia voted in every presidential election since 1900.            

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