Annette Winn Elementary School

2026-2027 Title I Parent and Family Engagement Plan

2026-2027 Title I Parent and Family Engagement Plan The Douglas County School System Title I Department is in the process of reviewing and revising the ...

Wildcats Make History at the County Chess Tournament

Wildcats Make History at the County Chess Tournament This past weekend, a few of our Wildcats traveled to the 2026 Douglas County Chess Tournament, held...

Kindergarten Registration Is Now OPEN!

Kindergarten Registration Is Now OPEN! It's time for Kindergarten Registration! If you or someone you know has a student who should be enr...

Join us for AWES Awards Day!

Georgia Milestones Exam Prep :: Virtual Parent Meeting

Georgia Milestones Exam Prep :: Virtual Parent Meeting Join Mrs. Austin as she walks 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade parents through a detailed overview of the te...

Annette Winn Elementary hosted an impactful Black History Trail, bringing the community together to celebrate the achievements and
contributions of African Americans.

The evening featured student art displays, music, storytelling and special performances by the Alexander High School West African Drumming Club.
A evening highlight was the Annual LIving Wax Museum where students brought historical figures to life.

It was a powerful evening of learning, reflection, and celebration for our entire school community.

2nd Annual Sneaker Ball

2nd Annual Sneaker Ball When using RevTrak: If you need to purchase more than one ticket, add the first ticket to your cart...

Fifth grade science students at Annette Winn Elementary have made significant progress this year. Through focused instruction, engaging
learning opportunities, and hands-on experiments, proficiency has increased
from 9% to 46%.

Fifth grade science students at Annette Winn Elementary have made significant progress this year. Through focused instruction, engaging
learning opportunities, and hands-on experiments, proficiency has increased
from 9% to 46%.

Join us for 2nd annual Social Emotional Night on Thursday, March 12 from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. Dinner will be provided, so please scan the QR code or click this link to register. We hope to see you there.

We are so excited to celebrate Read Across America Week again this year with Spirit Dress-up days, guest readers, and few other surprises.
Launched in 1998, Read Across America is the nation’s largest annual reading celebration, held on or around March 2nd to motivate children to read, promote literacy, and highlight diverse books.
Please join us in this celebration by dressing up each day and reading with your child each night.