These outstanding Administrators were recognized at the Brooks County Board of Education Meeting earlier this month for receiving leadership certificates at the Georgia Association of Educational Leaders (GAEL) Conference in July. Congratulations to Mr. Price and Mrs. Goodson!
Brooks County High School hosted a special luncheon August 25 to celebrate our Advanced Placement (AP) Scholars who met the College Board requirements for the 2025-2026 school year. Students who earned a score of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams qualify as AP Scholars. Thank you to the BCHS PTO for their sponsorship of the luncheon, and congratulations to all of our AP Scholars. We are proud of you!
We are spotlighting our Teachers of the Year this Friday, August 25, before the Trojan Football game. Please plan to be present and support these dedicated teachers.
💉 IMMUNIZATION WALK-IN DAY! 💉
Need to get your child caught up on required vaccines for school? The Brooks County Health Department is making it easier!
📅 Immunization Walk-In Day
⏰ Extended hours available!
📍 Brooks County Health Department
The Health Department will be staying open late to help students receive the immunizations they need to meet school requirements.
✅ No appointment needed
✅ Catch up on required vaccines
✅ Get your child ready to return to school
Don't wait! If your student is missing required immunizations, take advantage of this special walk-in opportunity.
📌 Please see the attached flyer for the date, times, and additional details.
Help us spread the word by sharing this post with other Trojan families! ❤️💙
Need to get your child caught up on required vaccines for school? The Brooks County Health Department is making it easier!
📅 Immunization Walk-In Day
⏰ Extended hours available!
📍 Brooks County Health Department
The Health Department will be staying open late to help students receive the immunizations they need to meet school requirements.
✅ No appointment needed
✅ Catch up on required vaccines
✅ Get your child ready to return to school
Don't wait! If your student is missing required immunizations, take advantage of this special walk-in opportunity.
📌 Please see the attached flyer for the date, times, and additional details.
Help us spread the word by sharing this post with other Trojan families! ❤️💙
💉 IN-SCHOOL FLU VACCINATIONS ARE COMING! 🍎🏫
Brooks County Schools is once again partnering with the Georgia Department of Public Health’s South Health District to offer flu vaccinations to students and staff right at school!
Help us keep our Trojan families healthy this flu season! ❤️💙
📣 PARENTS: If you would like your child to receive a flu vaccine during the in-school clinic, you MUST register your child in advance.
✅ Conveniently given during the school day
✅ No need to leave work for an appointment
✅ Helps protect your child, family, and school community
✅ Available through our partnership with South Health District
📲 REGISTER YOUR CHILD HERE:
www.southhealthdistrict.com/BrooksFlu
Please complete registration as soon as possible so the South Health District can prepare for our upcoming school clinics.
💙 Healthy students are ready to learn! Help us fight the flu and keep our Trojans healthy this school year!
Brooks County Schools is once again partnering with the Georgia Department of Public Health’s South Health District to offer flu vaccinations to students and staff right at school!
Help us keep our Trojan families healthy this flu season! ❤️💙
📣 PARENTS: If you would like your child to receive a flu vaccine during the in-school clinic, you MUST register your child in advance.
✅ Conveniently given during the school day
✅ No need to leave work for an appointment
✅ Helps protect your child, family, and school community
✅ Available through our partnership with South Health District
📲 REGISTER YOUR CHILD HERE:
www.southhealthdistrict.com/BrooksFlu
Please complete registration as soon as possible so the South Health District can prepare for our upcoming school clinics.
💙 Healthy students are ready to learn! Help us fight the flu and keep our Trojans healthy this school year!
Congratulations to Mr. Love, Brooks County Middle School Assistant Principal, for this honor!
🚓 The Brooks County Schools Police Department is excited to welcome our students back for the 2026–2027 school year! 🎉 We hope everyone has a safe, successful, and amazing year ahead. Our officers have been so excited to see familiar faces and meeting new ones as we work together to keep our schools safe and build positive relationships with our students, staff, and families. ❤️💙🤍 Here’s to a great school year, Trojan Nation! 🏫
👮♂️ Meet Our Team! 👮♀️
We’re excited to introduce the dedicated members of the BCSPD who will be serving and supporting our schools this year! (In order from left to right)
🚔 Chief Cedric Montgomery (Center)
Board of Education Office
🚔Officer Curtis Jones
Delta Innovative School & Early Learning Center
🚔 Officer Brandon Burden
North Brooks Elementary School
🚔 Officer Carl Dudley
Brooks County Middle School
🚔 Officer Kari Williams
Board of Education Office
🚔 Officer Melvin Morrison
Brooks County High School
🚔 Officer Randy Smith
Quitman Elementary School
👮♂️ Meet Our Team! 👮♀️
We’re excited to introduce the dedicated members of the BCSPD who will be serving and supporting our schools this year! (In order from left to right)
🚔 Chief Cedric Montgomery (Center)
Board of Education Office
🚔Officer Curtis Jones
Delta Innovative School & Early Learning Center
🚔 Officer Brandon Burden
North Brooks Elementary School
🚔 Officer Carl Dudley
Brooks County Middle School
🚔 Officer Kari Williams
Board of Education Office
🚔 Officer Melvin Morrison
Brooks County High School
🚔 Officer Randy Smith
Quitman Elementary School
Brooks County Schools has a lot to celebrate from the previous school year, and we are very excited to continue that success during the 2026–2027 school year. Great things are happening in Brooks County Schools!
Please note that Georgia Milestones (GMAS) English Language Arts scores for the 2025–2026 school year have not yet been released due to the implementation of new standards last school year.
Please note that Georgia Milestones (GMAS) English Language Arts scores for the 2025–2026 school year have not yet been released due to the implementation of new standards last school year.
Please see below for information about our Child Care Learning Center!
🤒 WHEN IS YOUR CHILD TOO SICK FOR SCHOOL? 🎒
We want all of our Trojans healthy, present, and ready to learn! Regular attendance is important, but we also know there are times when students need to stay home and recover.
Here are a few guidelines to help families know when to keep a child home:
🌡️ FEVER: 100.4°F or higher
➡️ Students may return after being fever-free for at least 24 hours WITHOUT fever-reducing medication.
🚽 DIARRHEA: 3 or more loose/watery stools within 24 hours
➡️ Students may return after being free from diarrhea for at least 24 hours without medication.
🤢 VOMITING: 2 or more times within 24 hours
➡️ Students may return after being free from vomiting for at least 24 hours without medication.
💚 Remember: Every school day matters! Chronic absenteeism includes days missed for any reason, including excused absences. Missing just **10% of the school year—about 18 days—**can impact a student's academic progress.
If you're unsure whether your child is well enough to attend school, please contact your child's healthcare provider or school nurse for guidance.
🏫 Healthy students. Strong attendance. Successful Trojans.
Together, we can make every day count!
We want all of our Trojans healthy, present, and ready to learn! Regular attendance is important, but we also know there are times when students need to stay home and recover.
Here are a few guidelines to help families know when to keep a child home:
🌡️ FEVER: 100.4°F or higher
➡️ Students may return after being fever-free for at least 24 hours WITHOUT fever-reducing medication.
🚽 DIARRHEA: 3 or more loose/watery stools within 24 hours
➡️ Students may return after being free from diarrhea for at least 24 hours without medication.
🤢 VOMITING: 2 or more times within 24 hours
➡️ Students may return after being free from vomiting for at least 24 hours without medication.
💚 Remember: Every school day matters! Chronic absenteeism includes days missed for any reason, including excused absences. Missing just **10% of the school year—about 18 days—**can impact a student's academic progress.
If you're unsure whether your child is well enough to attend school, please contact your child's healthcare provider or school nurse for guidance.
🏫 Healthy students. Strong attendance. Successful Trojans.
Together, we can make every day count!
A special thanks goes out to these Trojan football players who gave their time to help prepare the Child Care Learning Center playground for the new school year!
🩺 TROJAN FAMILIES: HAVE YOU SIGNED UP FOR SCHOOLCARE?
SchoolCare is an online medical charting program that has replaced the hard-copy student medical form that families received in previous years. All parents/guardians need to create a SchoolCare account and complete their student’s health information.
⚠️ This is especially important:
A student cannot be treated by the school nurse or receive over-the-counter medication unless their parent/guardian has created and completed their SchoolCare account.
💻 Through SchoolCare, you can:
✅ Provide important medical and health information
✅ Give permission for your child to be seen by the school nurse
✅ Give permission for approved over-the-counter medications
✅ Keep your child’s health information up to date throughout the year
🔒 Your student’s privacy matters. SchoolCare is HIPAA and FERPA compliant, and student information is kept secure and protected.
📲 Please don’t wait until your child needs the nurse! Take a few minutes to create your SchoolCare account and complete your student’s information now so our nurses can provide care when it’s needed.
❤️💙 Thank you for helping us keep our Trojans healthy, safe, and ready to learn!
SchoolCare is an online medical charting program that has replaced the hard-copy student medical form that families received in previous years. All parents/guardians need to create a SchoolCare account and complete their student’s health information.
⚠️ This is especially important:
A student cannot be treated by the school nurse or receive over-the-counter medication unless their parent/guardian has created and completed their SchoolCare account.
💻 Through SchoolCare, you can:
✅ Provide important medical and health information
✅ Give permission for your child to be seen by the school nurse
✅ Give permission for approved over-the-counter medications
✅ Keep your child’s health information up to date throughout the year
🔒 Your student’s privacy matters. SchoolCare is HIPAA and FERPA compliant, and student information is kept secure and protected.
📲 Please don’t wait until your child needs the nurse! Take a few minutes to create your SchoolCare account and complete your student’s information now so our nurses can provide care when it’s needed.
❤️💙 Thank you for helping us keep our Trojans healthy, safe, and ready to learn!
💊 MEDICATION DROP-OFF REMINDER 💊
Trojan Families, if your student will need to take prescription or over-the-counter medication during the school day, we encourage you to bring the medication to your student’s school nurse during Open House on Monday.
Taking care of this during Open House will make the process much easier and faster for you and will help us avoid delays during those busy first few days of school.
✅ Bring medication in its original, properly labeled container.
✅ Medication should be given directly to the school nurse by a parent/guardian.
✅ Please be prepared to complete any required medication forms with the nurse.
✅ NEW THIS YEAR: Medication refills may NOT be given to bus drivers or school administrators. A parent/guardian must bring all medication refills into the school and give them directly to the school nurse.
Taking a few minutes to get this handled at Open House means one less thing to worry about when school begins! ❤️💙
We appreciate your help as our nurses work to make sure all students have a safe and healthy start to the school year!
Trojan Families, if your student will need to take prescription or over-the-counter medication during the school day, we encourage you to bring the medication to your student’s school nurse during Open House on Monday.
Taking care of this during Open House will make the process much easier and faster for you and will help us avoid delays during those busy first few days of school.
✅ Bring medication in its original, properly labeled container.
✅ Medication should be given directly to the school nurse by a parent/guardian.
✅ Please be prepared to complete any required medication forms with the nurse.
✅ NEW THIS YEAR: Medication refills may NOT be given to bus drivers or school administrators. A parent/guardian must bring all medication refills into the school and give them directly to the school nurse.
Taking a few minutes to get this handled at Open House means one less thing to worry about when school begins! ❤️💙
We appreciate your help as our nurses work to make sure all students have a safe and healthy start to the school year!
📚 The First Day of School Is Right Around the Corner! 🍎
Trojan Families, as we prepare for another great school year, we want to make sure everyone starts the year informed and ready for success!
📅 Attendance matters EVERY DAY, and there are some new attendance policies and procedures that will be in place this school year. We encourage all parents and guardians to take a few minutes to review the information provided and familiarize themselves with these important updates.
Regular attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success. When students are at school, they are learning, connecting, and moving one step closer to graduation. 🎓❤️💙
Thank you for partnering with us to make attendance a priority from Day ONE!
❤️💙 Every Day Matters. Every Student Matters.
Trojan Families, as we prepare for another great school year, we want to make sure everyone starts the year informed and ready for success!
📅 Attendance matters EVERY DAY, and there are some new attendance policies and procedures that will be in place this school year. We encourage all parents and guardians to take a few minutes to review the information provided and familiarize themselves with these important updates.
Regular attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success. When students are at school, they are learning, connecting, and moving one step closer to graduation. 🎓❤️💙
Thank you for partnering with us to make attendance a priority from Day ONE!
❤️💙 Every Day Matters. Every Student Matters.
We are pleased to announce that Ms. Jasmine Habersham has joined us as Director of the Child Care Learning Center!
Being on time for school is important! Please see below for daily bell schedules for each school.
🚨 BROOKS COUNTY SCHOOLS IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE! 🚨
A familiar face with a new title. Please join us in congratulating Officer Cedric Montgomery on his promotion to Chief of Police for the Brooks County Schools Police Department! 👏👮♂️🎉
With more than 25 years of law enforcement experience, Chief Montgomery brings a wealth of knowledge, leadership, and dedication to this important role. Throughout his career, he has served in a variety of leadership and specialized positions right here in South Georgia, building a strong reputation for service and commitment to our community. 💙❤️
A strong focus of Chief Montgomery’s career has been his commitment to educating and supporting youth. Since joining BCSPD in March 2023 as an SRO at North Brooks Elementary School, he has continued that mission—not only through his law enforcement duties, but also as the D.A.R.E. instructor for both of our elementary schools. 📚👮♂️🧑🎓
“I am looking forward to serving and supporting our Brooks County students, staff members, and families,” said Officer Montgomery. “As always, their safety and well-being are our number one priority.” ❤️💙
We are excited to have Chief Montgomery leading the Brooks County Schools Police Department and look forward to the experience, leadership, and dedication he will bring to our schools and our community. 🏫👏
Please help us congratulate Chief Cedric Montgomery on this well-deserved promotion! 🎉👮♂️
Congratulations, Chief Montgomery! We are proud to have you serving the students, staff, and families of Brooks County Schools! ❤️💙
A familiar face with a new title. Please join us in congratulating Officer Cedric Montgomery on his promotion to Chief of Police for the Brooks County Schools Police Department! 👏👮♂️🎉
With more than 25 years of law enforcement experience, Chief Montgomery brings a wealth of knowledge, leadership, and dedication to this important role. Throughout his career, he has served in a variety of leadership and specialized positions right here in South Georgia, building a strong reputation for service and commitment to our community. 💙❤️
A strong focus of Chief Montgomery’s career has been his commitment to educating and supporting youth. Since joining BCSPD in March 2023 as an SRO at North Brooks Elementary School, he has continued that mission—not only through his law enforcement duties, but also as the D.A.R.E. instructor for both of our elementary schools. 📚👮♂️🧑🎓
“I am looking forward to serving and supporting our Brooks County students, staff members, and families,” said Officer Montgomery. “As always, their safety and well-being are our number one priority.” ❤️💙
We are excited to have Chief Montgomery leading the Brooks County Schools Police Department and look forward to the experience, leadership, and dedication he will bring to our schools and our community. 🏫👏
Please help us congratulate Chief Cedric Montgomery on this well-deserved promotion! 🎉👮♂️
Congratulations, Chief Montgomery! We are proud to have you serving the students, staff, and families of Brooks County Schools! ❤️💙
Congratulations to our August recipient, Indiana Renfroe!
Please see below for information about joining our team through ESS!
Congratulations to North Brooks Elementary School! They have been designated as a 2025-2026 "Beating the Odds School!" The Beating the Odds designation recognizes schools whose students are achieving at levels higher than what would be statistically expected when compared to schools across Georgia with similar demographics and characteristics. It celebrates schools that are helping students exceed expectations through outstanding teaching, strong relationships, and a commitment to student success. To our teachers and staff who pour their hearts into our children, our students who work hard every day, our families who partner with us, and our community who continually supports North Brooks—this recognition belongs to you!
