4th Graders at Webster County Elementary created food chains in Mrs. Lana Bennett’s science class. Students conducted research to create the food chains and then create larger food webs for specific ecosystems.
Mrs. Alridge’s 5th grade math class at Webster County Schools recently wrapped up their first unit of the school year, diving deep into the concept of volume through engaging, hands-on learning. Students explored the volume of polygons and rectangular prisms using a variety of methods. From building 3D models with cubes to solving equations, the students used creative thinking and problem-solving skills to understand how volume works in everyday shapes.
Students in Mrs. Lana Bennett’s social studies class at Webster Co. Schools took advantage of the brand new Audio Enhancement Tools during a read aloud. Students were able to use a classroom microphone to enhance their volume while reading aloud to their peers.
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Mrs. Fleming’s Horticulture and Floriculture students recently explored the science behind plant reproduction by dissecting flowers. Through this hands-on activity, students identified and studied the reproductive organs of flowering plants, gaining a deeper understanding of how pollination and fertilization occur in nature. The lesson combined science with agriculture, helping students connect classroom knowledge to real-world plant growth and production.
Please congratulate the following 9th grade students who designed and created license plates using words they found using the Periodic table. Hasinat Aksir came in 3 rd place with her design spelling out COWS, Eryn Ingram came in 2nd, with her design spelling out her name ERYN K and first place goes to Layton Whittaker with his design spelling out Ga BOY. Thank you all Mrs. Gorton is very proud of you all.
Students at Webster County High School in Ms. Beth Blankenship’s Junior English class are pictured working with partners in their vocabulary workbooks. Ms. Blankenship and her students are really focused on the acquisition of new vocabulary this year over and above the vocabulary contained in the literature they read.
Webster County FFA Kick Off 2025-2026 School Year
The Webster County
FFA officer team is ready to kick off the 2025-2026 school year! The officers
spent August 18–20 in their first annual Officer Leadership Training, a
three-day experience focused on team bonding, leadership development, and
planning activities for the year ahead. The team includes Angelina Barrera,
President; Syncere Colbert, Vice President; Jesten Thomas, Treasurer; and
Jimear Moses, Reporter.
A highlight of their training was visiting the Sumter EMC
headquarters for Clifton Strengths training. During this workshop, the team
explored their unique strengths and learned how to apply them to become
stronger leaders and work more effectively as a team. This experience not only
gave the officers insight into their own leadership abilities, but also
prepared them to support one another as they serve their chapter.
The officer team is excited about the many events and opportunities they have
planned for Webster County FFA members this year. From chapter meetings and
community service projects to career development opportunities, the officers
are committed to making the 2025-2026 year a memorable one.
The Webster County FFA Chapter would like to thank Sumter EMC for hosting the Clifton Strengths training and supporting the growth of the officer team. With the lessons learned and plans made during this training, the officers are ready to lead their chapter to success this school year.
We are absolutely thrilled and deeply grateful for the opening of our school’s brand-new science lab. This state-of-the-art classroom is more than just a space—it’s a gateway to curiosity, discovery, and hands-on learning that will inspire our students for years to come. My studentsand I are incredibly thankful for this investment in their education and future. The excitement on their faces as they explore the equipment, conduct experiments, and collaborate in a real lab setting has been truly heartwarming. This lab represents a significant step forward in our commitment to STEM education, and we are honored to be part of a school community that values innovation, learning, and opportunity.