On Friday the fifth of April, the students from Mr. Rob Bailey’s Environmental Science Class at Webster County High School hosted a Science Fair for the Elementary School and Middle School. The younger students witnessed the older students performing a variety of experiments including a genie in the bottle (with Snr. Mathew Ramirez), elephant toothpaste (with Soph. Arielle Smith), jelly marbles (with Snr. ZaDarian Moses), glowing water (with Snr. Kelsey Terry), picking up a penny underwater...

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Webster County High School was represented by two teams in the Georgia Movie Academy competition this year. The team behind the creation of the video, Payback, was made up of lead actress, Diamond Jordan, with supporting cast members, Ricky McJunkin, Shakerra Baker, Quentavious Bell, and Jonathon Eley. The camera operators were Laquandra Merritt and Sydney Scott. The video Susan Eberhart: Behind the Research was created through the efforts of Sydney Scott and Laquandra Merritt as on screen personalities...

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Leyton Richardson, a first grade student at Webster County Elementary School has been learning about fractions. Leyton had to break his graham cracker into equal parts and count how many parts he had. The students in Mrs. Selma Mosley-Crawford’s class used graham crackers to learn about equal parts. This activity was used as an introduction to fractions. Students learned about halves and fourths.

Webster County Elementary/Middle School recently received their 8th grade writing scores. Webster County’s 8th grade class and their teacher, Mrs. Audrey Mosley are to be congratulated. Our 8th graders had the highest system meets/exceeds score in the state with a 97.1 percent passing rate. The next closest was Bremen City System at 95.4. The Friday before Spring Break, our 8th graders and their teacher will be rewarded with a pizza party! Way to write Webster!

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Webster County High School Star Student, Sydney Scott attended the PAGE Star Student/Star Teacher banquet in Columbus on March 14th. The event honored the regions’ top students and their outstanding teachers. In attendance at the banquet also, was Mrs. Teresa Banks, the Webster County Star Teacher. After dinner, each Star Student gave the attendees the reasons for their respective choices. In turn, the Star Teachers expounded about the student honorees. Throughout the night, the audience...

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If you ask the Webster County fourth grade students in Mrs. Eddierene S. Prather’s reading class this question, they will tell you that a haiku is a three- line poem with a certain number of syllables in each line. The students worked in small groups to write haikus. Before writing haikus, the students looked at sample haikus. The students had to determine how many syllables the words contained. Some of them were able to hear the syllables, whereas others had to clap them out. After writing...

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Eight Graders in Ms. Betty Eschmann’s science classes at Webster County Schools have been studying sound. They learned that there must be vibrations for sound to happen. They also learned about stringed, percussion and wind instruments. These students created their own musical instruments.

This February students from Mr. Rob Bailey’s Environmental Science class paired up and built solar hot dog cookers. Using common materials from pizza boxes to Pringles cans to dowels and aluminum foil the student from Webster County High School build and used passive solar hot dog cookers to warm up their hot dogs. The projects were discussed in class and completed at home with the finishing touches and black paint done at the school. The hot dogs were placed in plastic wrap and then placed...

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“A” Honor Roll- Kindergarten Rose Barley, Tucker Gill, Jimmy Gray, Draysen Perry, Thomas Styles, Kyndall Underwood, Iris Weldin, Zander Wright “A/B” Honor Roll- Kindergarten Emily Arnold, Angelina Barrera, Cameron Barnes, Laura Hogg, Kinsley Hudson, Josie Holt, Tashod Kitchens, Malayzia Pollard, Annabelle Sizemore, Kayla Usher, Jayden Williams, Alyssa Wills “A” Honor Roll- 1st Grade DeAjah Bell, Skylar Bryant, Davyn Campbell, Karlee Christian, Jordan Floyd,...

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On March 5, 2013, Ms. Beth Blankenship, Dr. Everett Byrd, and Mr. Josh Drew took the Webster County High School Literary Team to Bainbridge to participate in the Region 1A Literary Competition.   The school was well represented by participants in every event. The students who competed in the academic events were Houston Scott in Boys’ Essay, Sydney Scott in Girls’ Essay, Raheem Gardner in Boys’ Extemporaneous Speaking, Katie Harris in Girls’ Extemporaneous Speaking,...

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Mrs. Pamela Alridge’s 4th grade students are drawing and labeling important geographic features of the United States. The students are getting ready to take the CRCT in April and this is one of the many review activities they’ve been working on to help them prepare for the test.

The students in Mrs. Jamie McCullough’s second grade math class at Webster County Elementary have been working hard learning how to count money as well as solve real life word problems where students have to calculate how much is spent as well as how much change they would get back. In order to do this, students had to use addition and subtraction skills learned earlier in the year. Students interacted with the Smartboard to practice counting money, then they “went shopping”...

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WCHS Spring Plant Sale 2012 Bedding Plants Ø  Echinacea- POW WOW Wild Berry Ø  Begonia- Cocktail Mix Ø  Dragon Wing Begonia- Red Ø  Begonia- Prelude Mix Ø  Coleus- Wizard Mix Ø  Geraniums- Orange, Pink, Red Ø  Gerber Daisy Ø  Impatiens-Mix Ø  Marigold- Janie Mix Ø  Petunia- Wave Purple Ø  Verbena- Quartz Mix Ø  Zinnia- Profusion Mix Ø ...

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El Jalapeno rewarded the honor roll students in Webster County with a free meal. The faculty, staff, and students at Webster County Schools would like to thank El Jalapeno for their generous support.

In Mr. Bailey’s Social Studies classes at Webster County Schools, students are celebrating Black History Month highlighting various revolutionary leaders, such as Toussaint L’Ouverture, Maya Angelou, Muhammad Ali, and Assata Shakur.

Students in Mr. Michael Baker’s Introduction to Animation and 3-D Design course, after much diligent work, have completed their video entries for the 2013 GMA competition. The students planned the projects and followed through by recording the videos and editing the videos to match their plans. The completed videos were submitted to the Chattahoochee Flint Area RESA. The videos were then put with videos from other area schools and sent to undergo the evaluation process. On March 28,...

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Students in Mrs. Selma Mosley-Crawford’s first grade class at Webster County Elementary School have been studying American folktales. The study included Johnny Appleseed, John Henry, Paul Bunyan, Davy Crockett and Annie Oakley. After studying about Johnny Appleseed and Paul Bunyan students used a Venn diagram to compare how the folktales were alike and different.  

Mrs. Becky Rodgers’ Pre-K class at Webster County Schools celebrated the 100th Day of School on February 22, 2013. The students participated in many activities focused on counting to 100, such as doing 100 exercises, making a hat by drawing 10 shapes on 10 different paper strips, working together to make a snake 100 inches long, using a hundreds chart to make a Fruit Loop necklace, and bringing 100 pieces of their favorite snack food to school. We then counted, poured, mixed and ENJOYED...

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The Webster County fourth grade students in Mrs. Eddierene S. Prather’s reading class observe Black History. Each student was assigned an African-American leader/achiever to research. For two days, the students were taken to the Computer Lab to research significant information about the leaders/achievers. After researching, the students had to use the information to write an informational paper to present to the class. During the presentations, the students were very attentive. After the...

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Webster County High School students gear up for spring greenhouse sale. Mr. Josh Drew’s Basic Agriculture students, Djimon Jones and Kevith Evans, are shown planting plugs in trays preparing for the spring plant sale at Webster County High School.