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Jordan Burns

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 Students are Learning Digital Safety Skills

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In Mrs. Alridge’s Computer Science classes, students in grades 3–8 are learning important skills for staying safe and responsible online.  Through engaging activities and discussions, they are exploring digital footprints and Internet safety.

Pictured are students from grades 3–8 participating in classroom activities designed to build safe and responsible online habits.

 

Mrs. Murray's students were working on their fine motor skills - cutting with scissors. Pictured are Henry Harris and Nia Yisrael. 

 

 

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Mrs. Bennett’s 4th Graders at Webster Co. Schools met Principal James McCullough onthe softball field to learn how a robot can be programmed to use GPS signals to go on a self guided tour to paint the lines on the field for games.

Sunbelt Agricultural Expo Trip

Seventeen Webster County FFA members attended the Sunbelt Agricultural Expo in Moultrie, Georgia, for a day of agricultural education, exploration, and fun. The Sunbelt Agricultural Expo is North America’s premier farm show and one of the largest agricultural shows in the United States featuring live field demonstrations. It provided students with a valuable opportunity to experience the agriculture industry firsthand. Members participated in the Expo’s Youth Educational Challenges and completed a scavenger hunt that encouraged them to explore exhibits, discover new technologies, learn about agricultural products, and investigate future careers. The trip allowed students to connect what they learn in the classroom to real-world agricultural businesses, equipment, and industry professionals. Webster County FFA members had a wonderful time learning, exploring, and experiencing agriculture beyond the classroom.

 

Progressive Agriculture Safety Day Training
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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.

 

Growing Staff Connections Through Crafting

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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.

The Webster County FFA Chapter has started the 2026–2027 school year strong! The chapter’s eight officers kicked off the year with a leadership training retreat where they worked together to plan an exciting year of FFA activities and events. As part of their training, the officers traveled to Sumter EMC for CliftonStrengths training. We greatly appreciate Sumter EMC for hosting our officers and investing in the leadership development of our students!

Throughout August, the officers stayed busy representing Webster County FFA. They attended ninth-grade orientation to introduce new students to the agriculture program and the opportunities available through FFA. The chapter also had a booth at Open House, where officers connected with students from Pre-K through 12th grade, families, and community members.

Officers also attended the South Region FFA Rally in Moultrie, Georgia, connecting with FFA members from across the region and preparing for the year ahead.

The chapter held its first after-school FFA meeting on September 15, with 17 members in attendance! Members learned about the many opportunities available through FFA before enjoying board games and time to get to know one another.

With a strong start to the school year, Webster County FFA is looking forward to a great year of leadership, service, and opportunities for our members.

 

 

 

 

Webster County Schools' Mission Statement

The mission of the Webster County School System will be to provide a quality education, thus empowering individuals to become caring, competent, responsible citizens who value education as a life-long process.

Webster County Schools' Vision Statement

The Webster County System will partner with the community to create a learning environment to meet all needs of all students with a focus on developing honor, dignity, respect, determination and knowledge within us all.

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Family Survey about Back to School Readiness V2

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