Students in Mrs. Deidre Sterling’s class enjoyed making their umbrellas unique. Once all were done, each student used a graphic organizer to come up with adjectives that specifically described their umbrella. This helped them create 3 sentences which they read to their classmates. Students listened carefully as they decided which umbrella was being described. They all enjoyed solving the mystery of the missing umbrellas!

Students in Mrs. Katha Scott's government class at Webster County High School have been investigating the role of political parties in state and national elections. After completing their study, students were tasked with creating a new political party complete with a platform on which to run. The new parties campaigned and held a presidential debate before voting in our mock election.

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Some of the math students in Mrs. Godwin’s 6th, 7th, & 8th grade classes at Webster County Schools recently competed in the Junior Math Tournament at Georgia Southwestern State University. The tournament was created about five years ago and has grown to host about 1300 students in grades 3 through 8. Students prepared for this tournament for about two months by spending time after school working challenging problems to improve their critical thinking skills. Participants included (8th...

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Miss Wright’s 2nd grade class is learning about the different types of polygons. The students examined polygons to find the amount of vertices and edges. After viewing the polygons, they created monsters using the shapes of the polygons given to each group. Students had a Blast completing this task! Picture from left to right: Mikayla Barrios, Terrence Clark, Ma’lasia Johnson, and Layton Whittaker

Webster County High School students in grades nine through twelve recently traveled to the Springer Opera House in Columbus, Georgia where students enjoyed a performance of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams. This was offered to our students through the Arts in Education program which provides professional theatre experiences to school groups at a reduced cost.   After the show, students took part in a question and answer session with the actors.     IMG_7597: Alisha...

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Aaliyah Horne - CTAE Student of the week. Mr. Baker describes Aaliyah as respectful, hardworking, and takes initiative on any project. 

February is CTAE Month (Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education). During the month of February, schools across the nation will recognize and celebrate the CTAE community members' achievements and accomplishment. Webster County High School offers the Business and Technology CTAE pathway along with the CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America advised by Mr. Baker. Our FBLA team competed in the Region 6 Leadership Conference Thursday, January...

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The students in Miss. Wright’s 2nd grade class at Webster County Schools are learning about the main idea of a story. The class read a story called “A Trip to the Firehouse”. After reading the story, students were divided into groups and they created a tree map. The tree map consisted of several main ideas and the students had to sort the supporting detail under each main idea topic.      

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Webster County Schools had another outstanding quarter to finish out our first semester. Our teachers are gearing up to challenge and inspire our Webster County students as we begin a new semester.. The following students have worked diligently to earn recognition for either All A Honor Roll or A/B Honor Roll for the second quarter. We are proud of these students for their excellent work ethic and exceptional academic performance. All A Honor Roll 12th Grade ·        ...

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This student seems to be willing to do whatever it takes to help a school mate when someone is in need. I have come to expect a warm and cheerful smile and a friendly wave when I see her in the hallway. She is always optimistic about the classroom tasks and assignments, which makes it a pleasure to be her teacher. The Webster County High School student of the month for November is Taylor Busby.

Students in Mrs. Deidre Sterling’s First Grade class enjoyed playing Roll and Read as they enhanced their skill of reading r-controlled blends.   Pictured here are: Jamiyha Hall and Weston Kelley

Second grade students in Mrs. Jamie McCullough’s class at Webster County Elementary really enjoyed learning about the writing process while writing letters to Santa this week! Students completed a prewriting before writing a rough draft. They loved playing the role of the teacher as they checked each other’s work while editing. The published writing was hung in our halls for our visitors to see during our annual Christmas program.        

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Tripp Wells, a student in Ms. S. Mosley Kindergarten class at Webster County Elementary School is using the Smartboard as a tool to learn how to add.  

On Thursday evening, December the 13th, the Webster County High School Chorus, under the direction of Ms. Beth Blankenship, performed at the annual Christmas program. The students had worked for nearly two months preparting for this program. After they enjoyed watching the elementary classes sing their songs, the students took the stage. They sang “Silent Night,” “Hallelujah,” “Mary, Did You Know,” and “Carol of the Bells.” The students enjoyed performing...

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In December, from Webster County High school   prepared an exciting project presentation on Ecosystems.  The students were tasked with creating an ecosystem in a jar, in which they collected items from nature (twigs, sticks, water, aquatic life, dirt, rocks) to mimic an aquatic ecosystem.  Once the jar was complete the students wrote 3-5 paragraphs to describe the life forms present in their ecosystem.  Each student made a one minute presentation of their completed...

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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.

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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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