White County School System

White County High School’s Warrior Stadium will have a new look come next fall with plans to install an artificial turf field.

White County High School’s Warrior Stadium will have a new look come next fall with plans to install an artificial turf field.

Artificial turf to be added to football field

White County High School’s Warrior Stadium will have a new look come next fall with plans to install an artificial turf field. The White County Board of Education has approved a start date of Feb. 28, 2022, for the work.
Like much of the state, Georgia Milestones test scores for the White County School System (WCSS) decreased last school year amid challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic, but officials are viewing results with the perspective of students facing abnormal circumstances.

Like much of the state, Georgia Milestones test scores for the White County School System (WCSS) decreased last school year amid challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic, but officials are viewing results with the perspective of students facing abnormal circumstances.

Pandemic-year Georgia Milestones test scores dip

Like much of the state, Georgia Milestones test scores for the White County School System (WCSS) decreased last school year amid challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic, but officials are viewing results with the perspective of students facing abnormal circumstances.
The school system received a grant from No Kid Hungry and used that money to purchase the carts. Pictured are the carts at Mossy Creek Elementary School on the first day of school. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

The school system received a grant from No Kid Hungry and used that money to purchase the carts. Pictured are the carts at Mossy Creek Elementary School on the first day of school. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

School lunches to remain free, but parents asked to fill out application

School lunches are free again this year for all students, but filling out free and reduced lunch applications can aid students in other areas.
The school resource officers for the upcoming year are Jason Davis, Jess Edwards, Alicia Hopper, and Chris Casey. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

The school resource officers for the upcoming year are Jason Davis, Jess Edwards, Alicia Hopper, and Chris Casey. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

Meet the school resource officers

The upcoming school year is bringing some new, and returning, faces to White County campuses as school resource officers (SRO). This year, all SROs are White County Sheriff’s Office deputies and will be covering all six of the system’s schools.
White County Middle School’s Dawn Powell runs through a lineup of fellow teachers on her way to celebrate with WCMS Principal Nara Allen during festivities a the school system’s back to school pep rally Aug. 2. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)

White County Middle School’s Dawn Powell runs through a lineup of fellow teachers on her way to celebrate with WCMS Principal Nara Allen during festivities a the school system’s back to school pep rally Aug. 2. (Photo/Wayne Hardy)

White County schools to welcome more than 4,100 students Friday

It’s that time. Classes are scheduled to resume Friday, Aug. 6, for 4,123 White County School System students.
White County Board of Education Chair Missy Jarrard spoke at a July 29 meeting to say Critical Race Theory is not taught in the school system. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

White County Board of Education Chair Missy Jarrard spoke at a July 29 meeting to say Critical Race Theory is not taught in the school system. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

BOE members: Critical Race Theory not part of curriculum

White County Board of Education members pushed back last week against allegations that a critical race theory agenda is being promoted in schools.
The White County Board of Education board room was filled with citizens listening to what some residents claims about critical race theory in the school system during the BOE meeting on Tuesday, July 27. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

The White County Board of Education board room was filled with citizens listening to what some residents claims about critical race theory in the school system during the BOE meeting on Tuesday, July 27. (Photo/Stephanie Hill)

Critical race theory concern aired before school board

Several White County residents voiced their concerns about critical race theory in the school system at the July 27 White County Board of Education meeting.
The annual Stuff the Bus event is set to take place July 23-Aug. 3. Pictured is Darren Sledge, transportation director, Dr. Laurie Burkett, superintendent, and Scott Justus, assistant superintendent, with the bus in 2020. (File photo)

The annual Stuff the Bus event is set to take place July 23-Aug. 3. Pictured is Darren Sledge, transportation director, Dr. Laurie Burkett, superintendent, and Scott Justus, assistant superintendent, with the bus in 2020. (File photo)

Ready to stuff the bus

Will you help stuff the bus? The community is invited to donate school supplies for White County students from July 23 to Aug. 3, when a school bus will be parked in front of Walmart in Cleveland.
The White County Board of Education approved their Fiscal Year 2022 budget at a June 24 meeting.

The White County Board of Education approved their Fiscal Year 2022 budget at a June 24 meeting.

School board finalizes new budget

The White County Board of Education approved their Fiscal Year 2022 budget at a June 24 meeting. The budget includes a $40 million general fund balanced by estimated revenue increases.
The new pre-k programs in White County School System are off to a good start.

The new pre-k programs in White County School System are off to a good start.

BOE receives pre-k update

The new pre-k programs in White County School System are off to a good start. At the White County Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, June 22, Jennifer King, director of student accountability, told board members they’ve hired two teachers and two paraprofessionals for the program.