QUITMAN — Brooks County High School rewarded students that made 90 or higher on the winter EOCT (End of Course Test) or Fall wring test by treating them to a day of bowling and lunch at the Valdosta Mall. All this was made possible by local businesses in Quitman.
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VSU partnership focused on improving student achievement in math, science
Valdosta State University is helping third-, fourth-, and fifth-grade teachers from school systems across South Georgia discover the power of science and mathematics. The goal is to improve classroom instruction and, thus, student achievement.
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Worth Every Sacrifice
Student praises VSU's MFT Program
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Georgia Christian School reinstates the Office of the President
Jim Thornhill, current GCS board chairman, made the announcement that Brad Lawson, current headmaster, would be the new GCS president effective June 1.
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Kids discover the Circle of Life at VSU's Camp Discovery
Nearly a dozen boys and girls spent Wednesday morning at Valdosta State University learning all about the life cycle of plants.
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VSU offers clinical doctorate in speech-language pathology
VSU offers clinical doctorate in speech-language pathology
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Berrien schools, community help teen
Berrien schools, community help teen
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Francisco Diaz named new principal of W.G. Nunn Elementary School
Francisco Diaz has been named the new principal of W.G. Nunn Elementary School.
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Fraction Fun with Hungry Howie’s
Third grade students at Southeast Elementary School learned about fractions with pizza.
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BCMS Writing Fair winners announced
The 2013 Brooks County Middle School Writing Fair winners were recently announced.
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BCMS holds career fair
Brooks County Middle School hosted its annual career fair on March 29.
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VSU partnership focused on improving student achievement in math, science
