Katie Minich, K12 Outreach Representative, with the Georgia Student Finance Commission met with Webster County High School students and parents on Monday, November 11, 2019. Students in grades 8-12 learned about HOPE Scholarship/Grant, Zell Miller Scholarship, and Dual Enrollment requirements.   Georgia’s Dual Enrollment Program is available to Georgia students in grades 9-12 enrolled in a public school, private school, or home-study program operated pursuant to O.C.G.A. 20-2-690...

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Webster County High School’s senior class received hands-on assistance applying to college during the school’s Georgia Apply to College event held Wednesday, November 20, 2019. The seniors applied to over eighty-five (85) colleges and universities. Volunteers for this event included: Mrs. Beth Wisham, South Georgia Technical College and Mr. Luke Ellis, Georgia Southwestern State University, and Webster County faculty members: Mr. Dermaris Battle, Dr. Dorothy Ingram, and Mrs. Rutchie...

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Ms. Sydney and Ms. Shawn’s class visited Marks Melon Patch in November. We learned about the pumpkin life cycle and all of the different types of pumpkins. We also compared pumpkin sizes and made predictions. We had so much fun!

Students in Mrs. Scott’s government class wrapped up their study of The Bill of Rights with a special activity designed by fellow classmate, Zykeria Thornton. Ms. Thornton planned and executed a lesson detailing the specific freedoms guaranteed in the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. This was the final part of Ms. Thorton’s Senior Capstone Project and we are very proud of the excellent work she’s done.       IMG_0781 Zykeria Thornton, Clicia...

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    Congratulations to Miss. Mykala Lundy, Webster County High School’s 2019 Homecoming Queen.   Back Row: Pictured (Left to Right) Kamiya Battle (9th Grade Representatives), Mackenzie Busby (10th Grade Representatives), Malaysha Reliford (11th Grade Representatives), Evelyn Fabian (11th Grade Representatives), Taylor Harnage (10th Grade Representatives), & NeAsia Jackson (9th Grade Representatives).   Front Row: Pictured (Left to Right) Willow Weldin...

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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 WEBSTER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION HAS SCHEDULED A WORK SESSION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 11, 2019 AT 5:00 P.M.   TO DISCUSS THE DISTINGUISED BOARD APPLICATION AND TO DISCUSS ITEMS TO BE PRESENTED AT THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED MONTHLY B.O.E. MEETING OF NOVEMBER 11, 2019 @ 6:00 P.M.   THE MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE WEBSTER COUNTY SCHOOL CAFETERIA ~~

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Mr. Bailey’s 8th Grade Georgia History class is engaged in a cumulative competition game based on questions relating to all of the previously taught objectives. Incorporating teamwork, competition, and rigorous questioning have proven to be positive motivating forces in the classroom environment. Students pictured at the podium are Talia Jones and Jeromecia Griffin.

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Miss Wright’s 2nd grade class listened to a story called Pumpkin Jack. The students used writing strategies to complete a writing activity. They enjoyed making their pumpkins and writing their stories. Pictured is Reagan McCullough

Join Webster County Schools In Celebrating National Red Ribbon Week – 2019 Wednesday, October 30th Thursday, October 31th Friday, November 1st “Red Out” To kick off Red Ribbon Week, students are encouraged to wear red to school to show their commitment to staying drug-free. “I’m drug-free from head to toe!” Students are invited to wear crazy socks and crazy hair to school to show that they are drug-free “from...

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Students in Ms Gladys’ Moses’ 3rd Grade PE class at Webster County Schools are working across the curriculum by incorporating their Language Arts skills with their PE class. Students worked in groups to grab and sort letters to create words. After they finished making their words one of the team mates from each team ran to place the word in the center and ran back. The students really enjoyed this activity and they learned a lot.

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Monday, October 21-Reading and Social Studies Tuesday, October 22-Math and Science Wednesday, October 23-ELA

Monday, October 21-Reading and Math Tuesday, October 22-ELA & Science Wednesday, October 23-Social Studies 

Monday, October 21-1st, 4th, 7th Period Exams Tuesday, October 22-2nd, 5th Period Exams Wednesday, October 23-3rd, 6th Period Exams

Webster County High School’s Student Council, sponsored by Mrs. Katha Scott, has joined forces with FBLA, sponsored by Mr. Michael Baker, to host our annual blood drive. Donations can be made on Thursday, October 10th between 3 and 7p.m. Appointments can be made in the school’s front office or by going to redcrossblood.org and using sponsor code Webster. Please remember, the need is constant and the gratification is instant. We hope to see you there.   IMG_0132 Toribio Mendoza,...

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Mr. Wilder's 9th grade students; Kalix Holmes, Fulton Bell, Keion Lundy started off the year learning about states of matter as well as physical and chemical properties of matter.  They are shown here prepping seeds for hydroponics grow tubes, and will be monitoring the progress and documenting physical and chemical changes of the seeds during the plant growth.   

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The math students in Mrs. Godwin’s 6th grade classes at Webster County Schools showed mastery of their skills in regards to ratios and proportions while participating in a Math Frenzy competition. Students were required to independently work on various problems and then show their hard work for comprehension. Students love to compete with one another while showing their prowess.  

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The 6th graders enjoyed a Bubble Gum Lab in Mrs. Godwin’s Math class while expanding their knowledge of ratios into unit rate. To further their understanding of unit rate, each student was given a piece of bubble gum to chew in timed increments. Students were then able to compare the unit rates between their small, large, and comfortable chomps during 15, 30, and 60 second increments. After recording their data on each table, students were able to identify their chewing speed based on their...

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Ms. Wright’s 2nd grade class at Webster County Elementary school is learning about the elements of a story. The class read a book called Froggy Goes to School. After reading, the students had to complete a story map over the story. They had a blast making their frog crafts.        

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Webster County High School students attended a Financial Aid Workshop Monday, September 23, 2019. Mrs. Katie Minich, K12 Outreach Representative with the Georgia Student Finance Commission, discussed options for managing the cost of college, types of financial aid available, HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarship Programs, and how to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Students may begin completing the FAFSA October 1, 2019. For more information, please contact Dr. Dorothy...

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