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Our Teacher of the Year is a very special person. I love to watch the students as they talk and joke with him every day, but at the same time, show so much respect for him. He is more than a teacher in so many ways. He is easygoing and a great all-around person to know. We love him because he's dependable and a loyal Webster County Bobcat. ~ Mrs. Balish, Principal

I have known this teacher of the year for many, many years. He is always willing to assist wherever he is needed. His compassion and dedication is very evident in his positive interactions with his students. ~ Dr. Ingram, Superintendent

For these reasons and more, Webster County Schools has chosen Mr. Michael Baker as out 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year. Congratulations!

On February 21, 2023 @ 6:00pm the Webster County Schools held its Junior and Senior Beta Induction ceremony.

Twelve Middle Students and eight High School students were inducted into the Beta Club at Webster County Schools. These students were selected for membership based on their academic standing and character. Beta Club’s mission is to promote the ideals of academic achievement, character, service and leadership among middle and secondary school students. The skills and opportunities that come from Beta membership impact students not only during their time in school, but as they move forward in life. We are proud of these new inductees and are excited to see how they grow as leaders and positively impact the world. The Webster County School system is BOBCAT proud of these students.

The following middle school students were inducted: Chloe Conger, Kayley Harris, Rainie McCullough, Lily Moore, Kamiya Tymes, Skylar Roberts, Kimora Johnson, Ripley Rivera, Hamoni Andrews, Juan Gonzalez, Serena Lockett, and Logan Weeks. The following High school students were inducted as well: Madison Holbrook, Jeromecia Griffen, Haylie Roberts, Amira Williams, Akerrion Banks, Braylen Jordan, Laila Crimes, and Yatizbeth Mejia-Lopez.

Webster County School District is proud of these students and their accomplishments.

Webster Celebrates CTAE Month

In celebration of CTAE Month (Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education), Webster County High School recognized four (4) CTAE students of the month for their dedication and service to CTAE. We will conclude CTAE month with our Annual College and Career Fair, February 24, 2023.

If you have any questions in reference to CTAE, please contact Dr. Dorothy Ingram at 229-828-3315 and if you have any questions in reference to our Annual College and Career Fair, please contact our school counselor, Ms. Lamarra Fletcher, at 229-828-3365.

Pictured left to right: Yatzibeth Mejia-Lopez, Katelyn McKeel, Dr. Dorothy Ingram, Mr. Michael Baker, Donald Williams, and NeAsia Jackson

Webster County High School Students make Computer Games

Students in one of the Business and Technology pathway courses at Webster County High School participated in Computer Science Education Week by coding computer games. Mr. Baker aided the students in the game making process using the online Scratch program. Many people are familiar with the jumping game that shows on the Google screen when the internet is not working. In the game, a little dinosaur jumps over cacti that move towards it. The students used block coding to create their own version of the game. The students were able to choose their characters, obstacles and backgrounds based on their preferences. Another computer game favored by students is the Slither game. The game is played by moving a snake- like figure around the screen and eating dots to make the snake grow. The students also used Scratch which is a program created by MIT to help users learn and improve their coding skills. The Webster County students created games with personal graphic displays that functioned similarly to the original Slither game. The jumping game and the snake game were created for the students to build upon their understanding of problem solving and logical thinking skills. As the students worked on the coding for their games, they had to think through various scenarios and plan accordingly. The students had to understand that the order of the sequence of blocks was critical to get the outcome they wanted. Planning, problem solving, critical thinking skills,and logical thinking skills are key to a student’s success. By making the games, the students are learning and having fun.

Students in Mrs. Aldridge’s third grade class have been learning about the different types of rocks and minerals. Students were able to create their own edible rocks. They wrote about the process and drew a picture of their rock creations.

Mrs. Scott’s Social Studies Classes

Webster County School District Recognized at GSBA/GSSA Winter Conference

Webster County School District is proud to announce the achievement and status of the Georgia School Boards Association’s (GSBA) 2022 Exemplary School Board recognition. The recognition program is designed to showcase best practices in school governance and leadership. GSBA recognizes good school board governance to foster educational community cultures in order to advance student learning and achievement. The Webster County School Board met and/or exceeded the criteria set forth by GSBA to earn the honor of a 2022 Exemplary Board. The GSBA Governance Team Recognition Program was developed by Georgia superintendents and board members based on the state board of education’s standards for effective governance to recognize exemplary leadership. In 1998, the Georgia School Boards Association was one of the first school board associations in the nation to develop a program of standards for local boards of education. The GSBA Board recognition program is a three-tiered program. For more information on the program you may visit the GSBA website for awards and recognition or to view the criteria for all tiers of the program. The Webster County Board of Education was formally recognized on December 2, 2022 at the GSBA/GSSA Winter Conference held in Atlanta, Georgia.

Mrs. Lana Bennett's STEM Class

Mrs. Barfield, Mr. Knight, and Mrs. Browns class had a great time doing a STEM activity this month. Students turned coffee creamer cups into ice cream. We investigated how dissolving salt in water changes the freezing point of the solution and discussed melting and freezing.

Mrs. Morris' Kindergarten Class

Froggy Goes to School

Webster Celebrates CTAE Month

In celebration of CTAE Month (Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education), Webster County High School recognized four (4) CTAE students of the month for their dedication and service to CTAE. We will conclude CTAE month with our Annual College and Career Fair, February 24, 2023. If you have any questions in reference to CTAE, please contact Dr. Dorothy Ingram at 229-828-3315 and if you have any questions in reference to our Annual College and Career Fair, please contact our school counselor, Ms. Lamarra Fletcher, at 229-828-3365.

Mrs. Swinson's Class

Student Council Members

Student Council members at Webster County High School have been working toward earning a community service seal on their diplomas. Students must complete at least forty hours of community service between their freshman and senior year to receive the seal. The program is open to all students. Council members are encouraged to participate to fulfill their active citizenship requirement set by their club sponsor, Mrs. Katha Scott.

WEBSTER CELEBRATES CTAE MONTH!!

February is CTAE Month (Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education). During the month of February, schools across the nation will recognize and celebrate the CTAE community members' achievements and accomplishment. Webster County High School offers the Business and Technology CTAE pathway along with the CTSO (Career and Technical Student Organization) FBLA, Future Business Leaders of America advised by Mr. Michael Baker. Our FBLA team competed in the Region 6 Leadership Conference on January 25th at Shaw High School in Columbus, GA. Our team members earned awards in 5 events. Three (3) team members will compete at the state level March 10-12 in Atlanta, GA. In celebration of CTAE month, Webster County High School will highlight CTAE students for the month of February and share a CTAE fact during morning announcements. We will conclude CTAE month with our Annual College and Career Fair, February 24, 2023. If you have any questions in reference to CTAE, please contact Dr. Dorothy Ingram at 229-828-3315 and if you have any questions in reference to our Annual College and Career Fair, please contact our school counselor, Ms. Lamarra Fletcher, at 229-828-3365.

Webster County High School Chorus

Webster County Students Using Binary Numbers

Webster County High School Students Participate in Class Ring Ceremony

Webster County High School students and parents recently gathered for the highly anticipated class ring ceremony. Mr. Carson Bowen with Herff-Jones and Dr. Dorothy Ingram, Superintendent, presented class rings to members of Webster County High School’s junior class on Monday, September 19, 2022. Class rings began as a tradition at West Point Military Academy in 1835, when students started wearing them to show their unity and as a remembrance of the time they spent at the Academy. Since then, high school class rings have symbolized a significant achievement for students. Sophomores (10th graders) will place orders for class rings on January 12, 2023. If you have any questions about class ring orders, please contact the school at 229-828-3365.

Webster BOE Appoints New Board Member

Webster Celebrates 100% Graduation Rate

Webster County High School’s four-year graduation rate for the Class of 2022 is 100% based on data from the Georgia Department of Education released on October 6, 2022. Webster’s graduation rate is well above the state median of 84.1%. The system credits the collaborative effort of students, teachers, administrators, and parents for this remarkable achievement. “As Superintendent of Schools, my focus is to continue to set high expectations for our students and ensure they have every opportunity to be successful,” said Dr. Ingram

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