Georgia school teachers to be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine starting March 8
by Beau Evans
Capitol Beat News Service
by Beau Evans
Capitol Beat News Service
Georgia k-12 public schools have the option not to count year-end tests toward students’ final grades this year due to schooling hardships from the COVID-19 pandemic following a vote Monday by the
White County School System officials recently discussed total COVID-19 case reports since classes resumed.
With the start of school only a week away, the White County School System is readying for a year of new precautions and procedures amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
School work is really going to come to life next year at Tesnatee Gap Elementary School students.
White County schools will start on Aug. 7, one way or another.
White County School System issued the following press release on their website on Wednesday, June 24, in regards t
LOCAL UPDATE: White County School Superintendent Dr. Laurie Burkett issued the following statement at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 1.
Public schools will now remain closed through at least April 24.
The White County Warriors wrap up the regular season Friday with a road trip to Flowery Branch.