Why Us

Graduation Rate

We are dedicated to supporting each student in their #Pledge2Graduate. Brooks County School District has a graduation rate of 90.6% for 2024.

Our Schools

Brooks County School District serves 2,200 students with 6 schools, including 1 Early Learning Center for PreK students, 2 K-5 elementary schools, 1 middle school serving grades 6-8, 1 high school for grades 9-12, and 1 school serving students in grades 7-12. Our Child Care Learning Center serves our 2 and 3 year old children. Our K-12 teacher student ratio is 1:15.

Academics

Teachers use the Georgia Standards of Excellence (GSE) as the foundation for instruction in all K-12 classrooms. The GSE reflects current educational research and provides clear expectations for instruction, assessment, and student work. Teachers in our Early Learning Center and Child Care Learning Center utilize the Georgia Early Learning and Development Standards which are high-quality, research-based early learning standards for children birth to age five.

The Arts

Brooks County School District proudly offers courses in music and art in grades K-12. We've recently expanded our Fine Arts course offerings to include drama, audio visuals and dance.

Spotlight

D Milton

DaVonna Milton, Internship with ACE Electric

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Built by Brooks

Kristin A. Spencer, Built by Brooks Trojan Trailblazer

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AP Scholars

Brooks County High School Advanced Placement Scholars

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Police Chief

Chief Cedric Montgomery, Police Chief, Brooks County Schools

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