Brooks County Schools

Our students make us proud every day! Isabella Raleigh is a perfect example of the best of Brooks!

BCHS Dance lit up the stage this past weekend at the Valdosta Azalea Festival! 🌸✨

As always, our dancers performed beautifully and represented our school with grace, talent, and pride. We are beyond proud of each and every one of you for your hard work and dedication—what an amazing performance! #BCSFineArts #ArtsEdGA @GADOEFineArts

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Did you know that more than one in seven American adults are estimated to have chronic kidney disease, according to CDC and the National Kidney Foundation? The top two causes are diabetes and high blood pressure. Today is National Kidney Awareness Day, and we are raising awareness while honoring one of our own. Please see below for her story!

Don't miss this annual event! Our BCHS FFA members have been working hard to get ready for their plant sale!

The Brooks County Board of Education will have a Called Board Meeting on Tuesday, March 17 at 4:30 p.m. at the Wells Center, 1081 Barwick Road, Quitman, GA 31643

🚍💛 Bus Drivers of the Month! 💛🚍

Help us celebrate our amazing Bus Drivers of the Month for March! Our bus drivers are some of our unsung heroes—making sure our students get to and from school safely each and every day.

We’re proud to recognize one outstanding driver from each school this month:

✨ BCHS: Vashon Arnold
✨ Delta: Pierre Louis
✨ BCMS: Nameka Brown
✨ QES: Nikki Bevard & Sonya Dubose
✨ NBES: Kaye Patrick & Mr. Patrick
✨ ELC: Barry May

You will be able to identify the bus of the months by their fancy magnets adorning the side of their busses. Bus drivers-thank you for all that you do to keep our students safe and our district rolling smoothly! 🚌💨

We are looking for the perfect person to join our ESOL team! If you are interested in this position or know someone who would love to bring their passion for teaching and learning to Brooks County Schools, please share this post and/or apply online at www.teachgeorgia.org.

Mrs. Halley Jones, Instructional Coach at Brooks County Middle School, completed the coursework in the Special Education Administrator Development Academy (ADA) recently. The ADA is sponsored by the Georgia Council of Administrators of Special Education (G-CASE), and is held to address the statewide concern that there is a shortage of educators specifically trained to administer/direct special education programs in school districts across Georgia.

Something BIG (and green!) is coming to Brooks County! 💚

Our BCMS and BCHS theatre students are officially in the thick of rehearsals for Shrek Jr. The Musical, and let’s just say... you aren’t ready for this level of talent!🎭✨

Don’t be an ogre—mark your calendars now! You do NOT want to miss out on the fun, the laughs, and the incredible music.

🗓 When: April 14th & 16th
⏰ Time: 7:00 PM
📍 Where: BCS Performing Arts Center

We hope to see everyone there! 🏰🐉

Join us for Popcorn and Policy tomorrow, March 10, 2026, from 4:30-5:45 p.m.

We can't wait to hear your ideas as we strive to provide our students with the best educational experiences!

We love and appreciate our Maintenance staff! They are the BEST!

Celebrating Black History Month at Delta Innovative School!

Brooks County Middle School celebrated with their Black History Program February 23rd. The program highlighted the importance of diversity, unity, and respect while showcasing incredible student talent during the Talent Showcase. The Quitman Elementary Fifth Grade Choir also performed, and the guest speaker was La-Juan Hayes, "DJ Big El," who took students on a musical journey through decades and eras, highlighting influential Black artists through history.

Quitman Elementary School recently hosted its annual Black History Program, Celebrating 100 Years of Black History. The program honored the rich legacy, resilience, and achievements of African Americans while spotlighting the incredible talents of our students. Throughout the month, students engaged in poetry and writing contests that encouraged a deeper understanding of Black history. During the program, winners were recognized and celebrated for their outstanding work. The event also featured dynamic student performances filled with music, speeches, and powerful presentations. What made the event even more special was that it was entirely student-led—an authentic reflection of the Leader in Me culture embedded at QES. Our students confidently served as hosts, speakers, performers, and organizers, demonstrating leadership, responsibility, and pride in every aspect of the program. QES would like to extend a special Trojan thank you to our guest speakers, Mr. Lamar Thomas and Dr. Todd Cason, for inspiring our students to give their best each day. #BESTOFBROOKS

We are thankful for staff members who are committed to improving leadership opportunities in our schools!