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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Student’s in Mrs. Deidre Sterling’s Kindergarten class are getting faster with their Alphabet Arch center.  They enjoy trying to put the letters in alphabetical order while beating the 2 minute timer countdown!   Pictured here are: Isabel Strickland and Khalil Dixon  

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Webster County Schools had an outstanding first quarter. Even in the face of unprecedented, ever-changing challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, 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 both in the classroom and at home. The following students have earned recognition for either All A Honor Roll or A/B Honor Roll. We are proud of these students...

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The Webster County School System is Very Proud to announce a solid Graduation Rate of 91.3% for the 2020 school year. Congratulations to the Class of 2020.

Home Basketball Games -  on Nov. 3rd - Middle Boys and Girls -vs Pataula @ 4:30; on Nov. 12th - JV Boys vs Turner Co. @ 5:00. First Quarter Report Cards - Nov. 9th.  Thanksgiving Break -Nov. 23-27. Thank you for your support of your children's education, Mrs. Downer

Mrs. Godwin’s 8th grade math class at Webster County Schools has been working hard to understand Linear Relationships. While collaborating with one another, students were able to problem-solve and think critically, as they developed their comprehension of linear equations, tables, graphs, and verbal descriptions. Students have found that some of them prefer to graph ordered pairs to find their relationships, yet others found it easier to use tables or equations to find these numerical relationships....

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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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Kindergarten students in Mrs. Deidre Sterling’s class at Webster County Elementary School  enjoyed listening to this book amongst all the ghosts and goblins used to decorate our Commons! Teaching never stops in Webster County, even when you have to stop for a mid-day room cleaning to stay safe!  

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The Webster County Elementary school has been studying Fire Safety. The Webster County Fire Truck ambulance and EMTs came to visit and talk with our students in Pre-K - 2nd grade about the importance of Fire Safety. A special thanks goes out to Fire Chief Daryl Holbrook , EMT Scooter Moore, and EMT Dani Roberts of Webster EMS. We want to thank these people for sharing their equipment, knowledge, and skills with us. Thank you for teaching and  preparing our children in case...

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Ms. Carter’s first grade class is learning about Johnny Appleseed. Students participated in an apple tasting and graphed their favorite apple.   

Students in Mrs. Scott's government class at Webster County High School participated in the YOUth Vote Georgia Mock Election on October 6, 2020.  All high school students were able to vote online in this statewide mock election sponsored by the Georgia Center for Civic Engagement.          

Picture Retake Day is Wednesday, October 21st on campus. If you missed Fall Pictures in September, please plan to participate in picture retake day. These pictures will be published in the school yearbook. If you participated in Fall Pictures in September, but would like to retake your picture, you must return your original package on picture retake day. Remote learners may come to the school from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. to take pictures. Students must follow the school dress code, do not...

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The Remote Learners follow the same school calendar as the In-person Learners. The week of October 12th, parents for Pre-K-5 will pick up two days work on Monday, October 12th. You must return those packets on October 19th and pick up the work for October 19-22. We will not alter the Monday pick-up and delivery schedules. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Mrs. Pamela Alridge’s 5th graders in a live Google Meet.  

Since traditional Saturday Night Trick or Treating is being discouraged, we are excited to announce that students may come to school in dress code appropriate Halloween costumes on Friday, October 30, 2020. We will have a small celebration at school. If you would like to send a bag of candy, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Parents, Make-up/ Picture Retake Day is Wednesday, October 21, 2020. Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Parents, Progress Reports go home Monday, October 5, 2020 for in-person learners. Please sign and return promptly. Parents of remote learners may come to the main office window beginning Monday, October 5th through Friday, October 9th (between 8:00 and 3:00) to sign your child's Progress Report (you will be given a copy). Thank you, Mrs. Downer

Mrs. Elaine Nealy (938-9686) is offering free WiFi Monday-Friday (8:00-4:30) at the Family Connections Office in Preston. There are 3 computers (properly spaced) or you can use your own device. You must wear a mask. Webster County Schools also offer free WiFi in the parking lot from (8:00-6:00) Monday-Friday for Webster students.