It is with great pride and excitement that we recognize an outstanding educator who has demonstrated a true passion for teaching and a heartfelt commitment to student success.

With over 15 years of teaching experience, this educator is dedicated to helping students strengthen their skills, grow academically,  and develop the confidence they need to succeed. Through a supportive and encouraging classroom environment, they inspire students to believe in themselves and reach their full potential.

Although they have been part of the Webster County Schools family for only a few years, their dedication, hard work, and genuine care for their students have made a lasting impact. Their commitment to student growth is evident not only in their daily efforts but also in the positive outcomes of the students they serve.

And while it may have taken a little extra persuasion and encouragement to convince them to step into a new role, we are certainly grateful that she said YES! Her willingness to embrace this opportunity speaks to her dedication to education and her commitment to making a difference.

It is with tremendous pride and appreciation that we announce the Webster County Schools 2026–2027 Teacher of the Year...

MRS. TAMEKKA GARRETT

Please join us in congratulating Mrs. Garrett on this well-deserved honor! We are grateful for the passion, dedication, and heart she brings to our Bobcat family each and every day.

Congratulations, Mrs. Garrett! We are proud to have you representing Webster County Schools!

Jordan Burns in Mrs. Lana Bennett’s 5th grade class at Webster Co. Schools, dressed as a U.S. Army soldier to celebrate Future Career Day during Pre-K week.  Jordan enjoys reading and researching to learn all about the United States Air Force.  He took a moment to share a few interesting facts with his classmates. He hopes to one day join the US Air Force and become a fighter pilot. 

Webster County FFA is proud to recognize 10th-grade FFA member and officer Rainie McCullough for her accomplishments at the Georgia Area 5 FFA Employment Skills Contest. During fall break, Rainie traveled to Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) in Tifton, Georgia, to compete against FFA members from across the South Georgia area.

Rainie earned an impressive 4th-place finish in her bracket and 12th place overall! The Employment Skills LDE challenges FFA members to develop, practice, and demonstrate the skills necessary to seek employment in the agricultural industry. Participants are asked to submit a professional resume and cover letter before completing a job interview, simulating the real-world hiring process and giving students valuable experience in preparing for future careers.

We are incredibly proud of Rainie for her hard work, dedication, and willingness to step outside her comfort zone and compete. She is already looking forward to returning next year with the goal of improving her placement. Congratulations, Rainie, on a job well done!

Webster County's 9th-grade agriculture students recently spent their morning putting the “Living to Serve” portion of the FFA Motto into action through a meaningful community service project. Students volunteered their time to help create memorial tags for participants in the upcoming Tunnels to Towers 5K in Preston, Georgia.

These special memorial tags will be worn by runners during the race to honor and remember the lives of the service members who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. Through this project, students had the opportunity to give back to their community while helping ensure that the sacrifices and memories of these heroes are never forgotten.

Service is an important part of agricultural education and the FFA organization. Experiences like this remind students that making a difference does not always require a big gesture; sometimes, it simply takes a willingness to give your time and serve others. Webster County FFA is proud of these students for demonstrating what it truly means to live to serve!

Progressive Agriculture Safety Day Training

The Webster County FFA officers recently attended the Progressive Agriculture Safety Foundation training hosted in partnership with the Honda Rider Education Center and Georgia FFA. The multi-day training brought together students and advisors representing 12 Georgia schools to learn about agricultural and rural safety education.

Throughout the training, students gained valuable knowledge about safe operation of agricultural equipment, ATV and UTV safety, proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), water safety, and emergency response. The hands-on learning experience gave the officers practical ideas for helping promote safer practices in our own school and community.

The officers hope to bring their new knowledge back to Webster County and incorporate what they learned into the 4th Annual Webster County Schools Farm Day this February. Farm Day provides an opportunity for students across the school to explore agriculture through educational exhibits and interactive activities, and this year’s student-led safety-focused lessons will help strengthen that experience.

Teachers and staff from across Webster County Schools recently took a break from their busy schedules to enjoy an afternoon of wreath-making and crafting. As staff members worked on their wreaths and crafts, they enjoyed meaningful conversations and the chance to connect with colleagues they may not typically work alongside during the school day. The afternoon provided a relaxed setting to build friendships, encourage collaboration, and celebrate the people who make Webster County Schools a special place.

A strong school community is built not only through the work that happens in classrooms but also through the relationships formed among the people who serve students each day. This crafting afternoon was a wonderful reminder that sometimes the best team-building happens when everyone can slow down, create something together, and simply enjoy one another’s company.