
BCHS Trojans,
Check out the information for ACT Registration.
https://www.act.org/content/act/en/register-for-the-act.html?&utm_medium=email&utm_source=marketo&utm_campaign=pi12-pi13-pi14-pi15-spring-national-reg-email-k12-b2c&utm_content=dc_1720-internal-organic-061323-mr029384-copylink&mkt_tok=MDM1LUVaUi05NTkAAAGMVDGS3TOaLLToCjIiov6Myz6N5my6D-xc72bYfSdZOFcjg9vsXjqt7nfHmOYL7rD-N6xnuJZsevhT4SiPsi0qB7vEsxH7tx_pRGib-IMBCmy4DqYr

BCHS Class of 2024,
June 13, 2023 is Senior Portrait Day. Please report to your appointment at BCHS tomorrow at the time scheduled for you. If you need to schedule or reschedule your appointment, please call BPI Photography at 1-866-3936.

Report cards may be picked up on Thursday, June 1st and Monday to Thursday, June 5th to 8th from 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM in the front office of BCHS.


Brooks County Schools wlil be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day.


Brooks County Schools wlil be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day.


BCHS Class of 2024:
Please click on the link to find important SAT Registration information. https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/registration/dates-deadlines?SFMC_cid=EM962577-&rid=47053044

BCHS Trojans Class of 2024:
You will have a class meeting on Monday, May 22, 2023 at 9:00 a.m. in the BCHS Cafe. You will receive information for the upcoming Senior Portraits that will be taken this summer. Be sure to have your summer address confirmed for important mailer information.

Come join us in Coffee County for our Spring Football game!


Brooks County High School recognized the Student Services employees during National Education and Nurses Week. Nurse Williams makes sure our students are physically ready, Mr. Law makes sure our students are emotionally ready and Mrs. Stone makes sure our students are mentally ready for college and career plans. BCHS wanted to bring these "behind the scenes educators" to the front as we celebrated the week.



Brooks County High School honored teachers last week during Teacher Appreciation Week. Teachers were treated to breakfast in a cup, ice cream, popcorn and strawberry lemonaid, and Chic-Fil-A lunch (sponsored by Student Government). Drawings were held each day for gifts. Teachers were allowed to relax and wear jeans for the week and leave a few minutes early each day. Our teachers work hard and we appreciate them at BCHS!











Summer 2023 ECHOES: Brooks County High School
The Brooks County High School ECHOES Summer program is currently accepting student applications for Summer 2023. Summer school hours are 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday - Thursday, June 1 - June 29. Bus transportation will be provided for designated pick-up and drop-off locations. Breakfast and lunch are also available to enrolled summer students at no cost. Summer programming will include credit repair, credit recovery, guest speakers, field trips, and entrepreneurship challenges that support college and career readiness. Limited spots are available for this no cost summer program that focuses on college and career readiness.
***Completion of application does not guarantee summer enrollment. Priority is given to students currently enrolled and actively participating in the 21st CCLC ECHOES program.
Questions: Please contact Ms. Lakeisha Chappell - lakeisha.chappell@brooks.k12.ga.us or Ms. Asha Kelly @ akelly@brooks.k12.ga.us
See link for application:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSekrSeTy37VYPJTLua78oDKa6ns2gRA5fUjwyd-zwef_SkjBw/viewform


BCHS Student Government celebrated the year at Downtown Social on Friday, May 5th in Valdosta. This group of leaders are very competitive. Fun was had by all to wrap up the 2023-24 school year. #bringthathammer #bestofbrooks








BCHS Trojans,
We will begin Georgia Milestone Testing on May 9, 2023 with American Literature. Be sure to get plenty of rest, arrive on time and stop by to get breakfast at school. Check out the info graphic for the testing schedule. The faculty and staff know that you'll bring that hammer and do your best. Good luck Trojans!


One missing skill of many young adults is the ability to sign their name in cursive. Older adults joke that cursive writing is the "secret language" of prior generations. It is no joke that the students in Mrs. Snow's new "Start UP Entrepreneurship" CTAE Pathway are breaking the code and learning to sign their names in cursive. The students are learning about the importance of signing official documents. Mrs. Zinda McDaniel, Mayor of Quitman and Healthcare Science Teacher, visited the class to share the importance of signatures and how many official documents she has to sign from the Quitman Mayor's office. And...who knows one of these signatures might just be famous one day! #bestofbrooks #CTAEdelivers




BCHS kicked off Teacher Appreciation Week on Monday, May 8th with "Breakfast in a Cup" from administration. The cups were delivered to teachers. A drawing was held for gifts. Our teachers are the best! #bestofbrooks



Yearbooks are in and ready for purchase!
$40, first come first serve.
Go Trojans!


Georgia Future Educators Signing Day is held on Tuesday, May 2, 2023, during Teacher Appreciation Week. This endeavor is supported by the State School Superintendent’s Office, Division of Career, Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE), Georgia Early Childhood Education Foundation (GECEF), and Georgia’s colleges and universities. The purpose of this day is to promote education as a career choice. We need to celebrate becoming an educator so that we can fill the needs of Georgia school systems.
Seniors in the class of 2023 across our state are participating in Georgia Future Educator Day where they will sign a commitment to one day become among the ranks of great teachers in our schools and in our history. Brooks County High School has three students that will pursue the profession.
Alysha Brown will be attending Wiregrass Technical College and then transfer to major in Early Childhood Education. She plans to be a Kindergarten teacher. Madison Rimes will attend Valdosta State University and transfer to UFM to major in Early Childhood Education. She plans to be teach Kindergarten and study to one day be a principal. Jeniah Wakefield will attend The Fort Valley State University to major in Elementary Education to become a Kindergarten or Elementary Art Teacher.
Each student signed a commitment to become a Georgia Educator. Family, friends, school and system educators were on hand to encourage them to continue their committment to education. We hope these young ladies will choose Brooks County Schools after completing their education. #CTAEdelivers #gaeducatorsigningday23 #gafutureeducator #bestofbrooks









Seniors. We have been contacted about a new community scholarship. The due date is quick, May 5th. Apply online in the link provided in the image attached.


Several Brooks High School FFA members will be onstage to be recognized for State awards at the upcoming Georgia FFA State Convention, April 27-29. All sessions will be broadcast live, in real-time from the Macon Coliseum and can be viewed online at https://georgiaffa.conferencestreamsolutions.com/. The sessions and onstage schedule are as follows:
THURSDAY, APRIL 27
7:00 PM - Session 1
FRIDAY, APRIL 28
8:00 AM - Session 2
Onstage - Preston Welch receives his State FFA Degree
10:30 AM - Session 3
3:00 PM - Session 4
Onstage - Dr. Corbett inducted into the Georgia Agricultural Education Hall of Fame
SATURDAY, APRIL 29
8:00 AM - Session 5
Onstage - Matthew Ferrell for Swine Placement Proficiency
Onstage - Matthew Ferrell recognized as State Swine Showman
11:00 AM - Session 6
We may have exciting results from the State Agriscience Fair, which is not posted in the schedule above. Keep watching for updates.
Photo: Matthew Ferrell and Preston Welch will be onstage at the Georgia FFA Convention next week. Hunter Brantley (r) will also be competing in the State Agriscience Fair.


Six young ladies from BCHS attended the 26th Annual SK Day where they participated in door prizes, math competition, hands-on activity such as making Kaleidocycles and other workshops that celebrates women in mathematics and other STEM areas. Twelve area high schools participated in this event. Go Math Trojans!




