Mrs. Pamela Alridge’s students at Webster County are discussing good character traits. Students in both 4th and 5th grade created a group presentation that would motivate and encourage their peers to show good character towards each other.   Pictured: 4th Grade: Left to right: Morgan Bentley, Miles Greene, Terrence Belle, Nacorian Williams, & Kemarion Lattimer. 5th Grade: Left to right: (Back row) Drayson Perry, Ethan Griffith, Madison Holbrook, Emily Arnold. Middle row:...

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Students in Mrs. Scott's Economics class at Webster County High School have been studying the importance of making rational decisions. As part of their study, students were asked to create a budget for post-high school life choices that included a savings or financial investment plan for a future goal. Students worked in pairs to create a one year budget for college, technical school, joining the military or the workforce. In addition to savings, the budgets must include fixed, variable, and discretionary...

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Students in Ms Gladys Moses’ Second Grade PE class at Webster County Schools are enjoying dancing. The students enjoy participating in dance. The students really have some good moves. Students pictured are Jeremiah Holder, Carter Ingram, Emma Minick, and Lilliana Hernandez.  

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Preparing for Georgia Milestones is extremely important for the success of Webster County Middle School's students. Mrs. Godwin is preparing her students by setting up stations around her room. Each station requires the students to complete assignments based on standards that they have covered throughout the year.

Mrs. Pamela Alridge’s 4th grade Social Studies students at Webster County are labeling important physical and man-made features of the U.S. on a map.  

Webster County High School students in Mrs. Katha Scott’s class recently completed a review of the Spanish American War and the Panama Canal. Students in the United States history classes paired up to research these major historical events and compile their findings on tri-boards. The classes then arranged their projects into a “gallery walk” to share their findings with their peers.  

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Miss. Wright’s 2nd grade class created their own nonfiction stories. The students read nonfictions stories and chose a topic to write their book over. The students had to have all text features in their book such as the title, table of contents, illustrations, diagrams, bold print words, glossary, and index. The students had blast learning about nonfiction books.

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  Webster County School District March 29, 2018 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM   Join us for Freshman Orientation 6PM – Literary Competition Performance Pre-K – 3rd Grade Aerobic & Dance Performances Refreshments will be served! 

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Mrs. Pamela Alridge’s 4th grade Social Studies students at Webster County are labeling important physical and man-made features of the U.S. on a map.   Pictured: Morgan Bentley and Ni’kearrian Walker Terrence Belle, Yatzibeth Mejia-Lopez, & Kemarion Lattimer

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The Webster County fourth grade students, in Mrs. Eddierene S. Prather’s reading class, have been studying text features (table of contents, index, and glossary). The students worked in small groups to create a table of contents, index, and a glossary. The students were given a checklist to follow. Also, the students had to create 10 questions pertaining to their table of contents, index, glossary, and an answer key. The questions were given to a different group of students to answer. The...

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Mr. Bailey’s 6th Grade students did excellent jobs researching, gathering information, and disseminating evidence about the importance of the Columbian Exchange. The students’ presentation was delivered effectively to their classmate. Students pictured are DeAjah Bell, and Ahmadia Redding, Angelica Rodriguez, Jamecia Issacs.

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Kindergarten students in Ms Gladys Moses PE class at Webster County Schools are practicing for their upcoming program for Open House. The students will be performing an aerobic dance and are asking the parents to join in. The students are very excited and wishes to invite everyone to come out on March 29th .  

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Third graders in Ms. Betty Eschmann’s social studies classes at Webster County Schools recently studied about factors that shaped British Colonial America. They compared and contrasted colonial life in the New England, Mid-Atlantic, and Southern colonies. They also created posters to describe colonial life in America from the perspective of various people, such as, farmers, artisans, women, children, indentured servants, slaves and American Indians. Pictured with their posters are Tobias...

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Mr. Wilder’s Chemistry classes at Webster County High School were busy during the month of February learning about chemical reactions. Students had the opportunity to use chemical reactions to create propulsion. Using test tubes, yeast, peroxide, glucose solutions, and balloons the students measured each solution and monitored the test tubes for the chemical reaction. Ultimately one of their solutions created enough carbon dioxide as a result of the chemical reaction to blow up a balloon.   Picture...

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The Webster County third grade students, in Mrs. Eddierene S. Prather’s reading class, have been studying tall tales.  The students had to work in small groups to create a tall tale booklet.  The booklet had to have an illustrated cover/title page, at least three examples of exaggeration, and each page in the booklet had to be illustrated.  The students enjoyed creating and illustrating the tall tale booklets.  The students did an excellent creating, illustrating, and...

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Reagan McCullough and Bo Howard, students in Ms Selma Mosley-Crawford’s Kindergarten class at Webster County Elementary School have learned about the way things move.  Reagan and Bo are sorting pictures according to whether the object has to be pushed or pulled in order to move it.  Students have enjoyed learning about motion.