Brooks County Schools

🌟 National Principals Day Spotlight 🌟 Today we recognize Mr. Derrick Jenkins, principal of the Early Learning Center—and a proud graduate of Brooks County Schools! From walking the halls as a student to now leading one of our most foundational campuses, Mr. Jenkins embodies what it means to give back to the community that raised him. 🛡️🎓 🧸 As the instructional leader of the ELC, Mr. Jenkins is passionate about helping our youngest learners get the best possible start. His focus on early childhood development, school readiness, and nurturing relationships sets the tone for lifelong success. 💬 Take a moment to read his quote in the graphic to see what he loves most about being a principal! Thank you, Mr. Jenkins, for your leadership, care, and commitment to the future of Brooks County! 🌱📚

👩‍⚕️🩺 Happy National School Nurse Day! 🩺👩‍⚕️ Today, we celebrate the amazing school nurses who go above and beyond every single day to care for our students, staff, and families. 💙❤️ Join us in thanking (as pictured left to right, top to bottom): 💙 Christy Hart – North Brooks Elementary ❤️ Aujae Silas – Brooks County Middle School 💙 Angel Payne – Brooks County High School ❤️ Emily Dukes – Quitman Elementary School 💙 Karlie Mathis – DELTA and ELC Your dedication, compassion, and tireless support make a lasting impact on our entire Brooks County School District family. From tending to bumps and bruises to being a steady hand in emergencies, you are the heart of our schools. 💙❤️ We love and appreciate you more than words can say. Thank you for keeping us healthy, safe, and cared for every day! 🩵❤️🩺 #NationalSchoolNurseDay #BrooksCountySchool District #WeLoveOurNurses #ThankYouNurses 💙❤️

👩‍🏫 Extra Hours. Endless Care. Infinite Heart. Our teachers go above and beyond every single day — staying late, preparing lessons, cheering at games, or listening when a student just needs to talk. This week, we recognize their whole hearts in every hall and classroom. 💙❤️Tag a teacher who deserves a big THANK YOU!

🌟 National Principals Day Spotlight 🌟 Today we honor Mr. Josh Price, principal of Quitman Elementary School—and a proud graduate of Brooks County Schools! His journey from student to leader is a true testament to the power of education and the strength of our Trojan family. 🛡️🎓 📘 As the instructional leader at QES, Mr. Price is passionate about nurturing a love of learning, supporting his teachers, and making sure every child feels seen, safe, and successful. 💬 Be sure to check out his quote in the graphic where he shares what he loves most about being a principal! Thank you, Mr. Price, for coming full circle and giving back to the community that helped shape you! 💙❤️

🌍💙 World Asthma Day | May is Asthma & Allergy Awareness Month 💙🌍 At Brooks County School District, we’re committed to creating a safe and supportive environment for all our students—especially those managing asthma and allergies. ✨ Did you know? 1 in 13 children has asthma. *More than 100 million people in the United States have asthma and/or allergies. Some people may have more than 1 of these conditions. *About 20 million people in the U.S. have food allergies (16 million adults and 4 million children).3,4 *About 81 million people in the U.S. have rhinitis due to nasal allergies, also called “hay fever” (67 million adults and 114 million children).3,4 *Around 18.9 million adults and 8 million children in the U.S. have eczema.5,6 There is no cure for asthma or allergies. Let’s work together to raise awareness, promote understanding, and support healthy learning environments. Visit the following website for more information on asthma and allergies: https://aafa.org/get-involved/asthma-and-allergy-awareness-month/ 💬 Let’s breathe easier—together. #WorldAsthmaDay #AsthmaAwarenessMonth#HealthyStudentsHealthySchools

📢Great Morning, Trojans! 🎉👟💨Congratulations to the following athletes for qualifying for the State Track Meet in Albany this weekend!! ⚠Sad'e Newsome:  Triple Jump, 100m Hurdles, 300m Hurdles ⚠Jamerion Watts: 110m Hurdles ⚠4x100m Team: Damari Baynard, Trae Stevenson, Amari Stephens, Jayden Bryant 🙏As always, thank you for all you do for our student-athletes! #UN1TY🔗 #GoTrojans🔴🔵

🌟 National Principals Day Spotlight 🌟 Today, we’re proud to recognize Mr. Reggie Lee, the dedicated principal of North Brooks Elementary School! As the instructional leader at NBES, Mr. Lee brings energy, vision, and a heart for early education to everything he does. 🍎 He is passionate about building strong academic foundations, creating a joyful school environment, and helping every student grow—both academically and personally. 💬 Don’t miss his quote in the graphic where he shares what he loves most about being a principal! Thank you, Mr. Lee, for your leadership, care, and commitment to excellence at North Brooks! 👏

🎓 Teachers: The Original Influencers They don’t wear capes, but they’re heroes all the same. From ABCs to Algebra, from encouragement to life lessons — our teachers are the heartbeat and the champion of Brooks County Schools. 👏 Help us honor them — share this post and say THANK YOU to the educators who made a difference in your life.

💫 Special Olympics 2025 | Brooks County 💫 What a phenomenal day of joy, courage, and sportsmanship! On Friday, May 2nd, Brooks County proudly hosted the Special Olympics, and it was a day to remember. Our student-athletes showed incredible heart, determination, and unity as they competed and celebrated one another. A huge THANK YOU to our volunteers, staff, families, and community members who came out to support and cheer on our champions. You helped make this event truly special. 💙❤️ We are so proud of each and every athlete—you inspire us all. 🏅

🌟 National Principals Day Spotlight 🌟 Today we shine the spotlight on Mrs. Hilda Miles, the outstanding principal of Brooks County Middle School! As the instructional leader of BCMS, Mrs. Miles is passionate about building a positive school culture where students feel supported, challenged, and encouraged to reach their full potential. 📚 Her commitment to academic excellence, character development, and teamwork helps set the tone for Trojan success—both inside and outside the classroom. 💬 Take a moment to read her quote in the graphic to see what she loves most about being a principal! Thank you, Mrs. Miles, for your leadership, dedication, and heart for our middle schoolers! 💙❤️

📚✨ Teacher Appreciation Week Shoutout! To all our amazing Brooks County educators — thank you for your passion, patience, and powerful impact. You shape minds, build confidence, and guide our future. This week (and every week), we celebrate YOU! 💙❤️ Drop a 👏 in the comments to show some love to your favorite teacher as we get ready to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week!

🎶 Calling all rising 6th graders! 🎶 Do you love music? Want to learn an instrument and be part of something amazing? 🎷🥁🎺 Join the Brooks County Empire of Sound Middle School Band and discover the rhythm, fun, and friendships that last a lifetime! 👉 Click the link below OR scan the QR code to fill out the interest form and get started! 📲🎼 Don’t miss your chance to be part of the band family! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSefRhu58aZCcF9iwbwdjd9bApngDHSpbTp9WIhyf5UH00WSdw/viewform?usp=sharing

🌟 National Principals Day Spotlight 🌟 Today we’re proud to recognize Mr. Lamar Thomas, the dedicated principal of Delta Innovative School! As the instructional leader of Delta, Mr. Thomas is passionate about creating second chances and personalized pathways to success for every student who walks through his doors. 💡 His leadership is rooted in compassion, structure, and the belief that all students can achieve when given the right support and guidance. 💬 Be sure to read his quote in the graphic to see what he loves most about being a principal! Thank you, Mr. Thomas, for leading with purpose and heart every day! 🙌

🌟 National Principals Day Spotlight 🌟 Today, we celebrate Dr. Chris Chastain, proud principal of Brooks County High School! As an instructional leader, Dr. Chastain is committed to building a school culture where students thrive, teachers feel supported, and success is the standard. 🎓 With a passion for leadership and a heart for education, Dr. Chastain works every day to inspire growth, innovation, and Trojan pride at BCHS. 💬 Check out his quote in the graphic to learn what he loves most about being a principal! Thank you, Dr. Chastain, for your dedication to our students, staff, and community! 👏

🎶 Spring Band Concert Magic! 🎶 Last night, The Empire of Sound lit up the stage with an AMAZING performance! 🌟 Our BCMS Beginning Band and Concert Band wowed the crowd, along with several talented trios who showcased their musical skills. A huge shoutout to our Most Improved and Star Students — your hard work and dedication truly shined! 💫 We are so proud of all our Brooks County Middle School band students. Thank you for an unforgettable evening of music! 🎷🥁🎺 #BCSFineArts #ArtsEdGA

🎉 Happy National Principals Day! 🎉 Today, we proudly recognize and celebrate the incredible principals of Brooks County Schools! As the instructional leaders of their campuses, our principals play a vital role in creating a culture of excellence, supporting teachers, and ensuring every student has the tools to succeed. 📚🍎 We are deeply grateful for their unwavering dedication, leadership, and heart for students, staff, and the entire community. 💙❤️ ✨ Stay tuned to our page as we feature each of our amazing principals and share what they love most about being a principal! You won’t want to miss it! 👏📸

Be Pro Be Proud Mobile Workshop Brings Hands-on Career Exploration to Brooks County High School Tomorrow, CTAE students at Brooks County High School and Delta Innovative School will experience a unique and engaging way to explore career options aboard the Be Pro Be Proud GA Mobile Workshop, a 53-foot unit that showcases numerous technical professions through gamified simulators. They can virtually get behind the wheel of an 18-wheeler, operate heavy equipment, experience real-life healthcare scenarios, and bind metal in a virtual welding simulation. Additional experiences include exploring linework through an Oculus VR headset, discovering robotics and automation, maneuvering forestry machinery, and connecting with representatives from local community partners to learn about career opportunities. “Career exploration empowers high school students to discover their passions, understand their strengths, and make informed decisions about their future—it’s the foundation for enjoying life and a successful career”, said Brooks County Schools CTAE Director,Brian Law. “Be Pro Be Proud is a great way to introduce key fields, needed skillsets, and pathways at a key point in a student’s progress. We’re thankful to Georgia Power for making this visit possible.” Since its launch in 2020, Be Pro Be Proud has hosted more than 73,000 visitors on the mobile workshop, across 81 counties and over 400 tour visits. Be Pro Be Proud Georgia is a statewide workforce development initiative working out of the Cherokee Office of Economic Development. The interactive workshop revolutionizes the way people think about the skilled professions, engaging students with hands-on modules that spark curiosity and outline the training necessary to fulfill today’s most in-demand careers. View Be Pro Be Proud professions by visiting https://www.beprobeproudga.org/ to learn more. Be Pro Be Proud Georgia, an initiative started by the Cherokee Office of Economic Development, is leading the movement to bring a new generation of pride, progress, and professionals to Georgia’s skilled workforce.

📢 Join the Brooks County Schools Team! 🍎 We’re proud to offer several compelling reasons to become part of our district. One standout benefit is our teacher calendar—our educators work only 170 days 📅 compared to the traditional 190-day schedule. If you're interested in joining our dedicated team, please apply today at 🌐 www.teachgeorgia.org.

📢It's Playoff Day!! Second Round 👦⚽Varsity Boys Soccer @ Georgia Military College HS 📍201 E Greene Street Milledgeville, GA ⏰5:30 Kickoff #UN1TY🔗 #GoTrojans🔴🔵

📢Great Morning, Trojans! 🎉♟Congratulations to our BCHS Chess Team (under the ESports umbrella), for its 3rd place overall finish at the Jeff Davis Invitational.  Special recognition to junior Bryce Hart for his 2nd place individual finish in this in-person tournament!! 🎉⚽Congratulations to our Varsity Boys Soccer Team for its 6-0 first-round playoff victory over Portal.  They will travel to Milledgeville Wednesday to face Georgia Military College. 🎉👟💨Congratulations to our Varsity Girls Track Team for its 2nd place (out of 7) finish in the region.  Those qualifying for sectionals this weekend in Hawkinsville include: Armani Frazier - High Jump K'mina Grier - Long Jump Sad'e Newsome - Triple Jump, 100 m Hurdles, 300 m Hurdles Rah'asia Frazier - Shot Put Davonna Milton - Shot Put Cayla Council - 3200 m 4x800 Relay - Samariah Cason, Kylee Williams, Leah Lewis, Melanie Lane 4x200 Relay - Armani Frazier, Sarah Ashford, Serenity Smith, Jaleia Huewitt 4x100 Relay - Jaleia Huewitt, Armani Frazier, Sad'e Newsome, K'mina Grier 4x400 Relay - Melanie Lane, Sarah Ashford, Cayla Council, Leah Lewis 🙏A HUGE Trojan THANK YOU to Mrs. Zinda McDaniel, Nurse Aujae Silas, Mrs. Tammy Rose, Emma Crist, NP Mesheal Leverett, and all others who helped to make our district-administered physicals a success Friday. 💔Unfortunately, Bella Raleigh was not able to participate in last week's Gymnastics State Championship due to an injury suffered in practice.  We wish her a speedy recovery, and are already excited about next year! 🙏As always, thank you for all you do for our student athletes!  #UN1TY🔗 #GoTrojans🔴🔵