January 27, 2012
 

Winter Princess Tea

Colquitt County High School’s Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) 
is hosting a tea party and you’re invited!

When: February 4, 2012 | Time: 9:30am-12pm | Where: Colquitt County Arts Center Art Gallery

Who: Ages 4-8 | Cost: $15

The tea party will help benefit FCCLA’s program: Backpacks of Love.

Call (229) – 890-6141 CTAE Office or email: kmclean@colquitt.k12.ga.us  or dblalock@colquittlk12.ga.us to sign up!
All participants must be registered before January 30th.

January 6, 2012
 

 

Pre-K Registration in the
Colquitt County School System opens on
Monday, March 5, 2012
.
Click for more information.

 

January 5, 2012

Hamilton Elementary Bar-B-Q Supper 

Join the 55 years of rich tradition for Hamilton Elementary School!

February 4, 2012 | 4:30-7:00 | Hamilton Cafeteria
Dine-in, carry out and drive through available.

$7.00 donation to PTO

Information available through the school office 941-5594

 

January 13, 2012
 

Colquitt County High School
Future Business Leaders of America
Meet with Mayor

The CCHS Future Business Leaders of America recently visited Mayor Bill McIntosh’s office.  Mayor McIntosh signed a proclamation in honor of American Free Enterprise Day and shared some historical facts about the city of Moultrie with the FBLA members. 

 

 
November 28, 2011
     

Funston Students Participate in Poster Contest

Funston Elementary School students entered the Smokey Bear, Woodsy Owl poster contest.  This contest is for children nationwide to become aware of Smokey’s fire prevention message “Only You Can Prevent Wildfires” and Woodsy’s conservation ethics “Lend a Hand, Care for the Land”.  The posters will compete in state and possibly national competition.  Winners will be announced February 2012.



January 26, 2012
 

 Hip, Hip, Hooray!
We Celebrated our 100th Day!

Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Blease’s kindergarten class at JM Odom Elementary celebrated the 100th day of school with reading, writing, and counting activities!

One of the most popular projects included a wall mural consisting of 100 small puzzle pieces to create the number 100!

 

 

 
January 26, 2012
   

Its All In the Numbers

Will Bannister, a junior at Colquitt County High School, recently received a certificate from the Kennesaw State Math Tournament which took place on November 2, 2011.  Bannister received the certificate because "...he was the high scorer for all the students from our school taking the Kennessaw State Math Tournament Test," said his Math Team Coach, Becky Croft.  Bannister scored in the 80th percentile with several thousand students from around the state competing according to Croft. 

Bannister is also shown with the trophy that he received from the Valdosta State Math Tournament which was held on December 6, 2011.  Bannister placed 4th overall in this tournament.

 
November 4, 2011
   

 Teacher of the Year

Cox Elementary special education teacher Brandon Medley(center) was named Colquitt County Schools' "Teacher of the Year".

Walter Harrison, Colquitt County High School history teacher, and Tracy Willis, C.A. Gray Junior High School biology teacher were named as finalists.

Click for information on the Teachers of the Year from each school.

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