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🎭✨ LIGHTS, CAMERA… LAUGHTER! ✨🎭You do NOT want to miss this year's Brooks County Schools One Act Play, "The Audition!" 🎬...
10/16/2026

🎭✨ LIGHTS, CAMERA… LAUGHTER! ✨🎭

You do NOT want to miss this year's Brooks County Schools One Act Play, "The Audition!" 🎬🎟️

Get ready for an evening filled with hilarious moments, incredible talent, and plenty of laughs as our talented student performers take the stage! 🌟

Before our Theatre Department heads to Region Competition on November 5th, our community has TWO special opportunities to see the show at the Brooks County Schools Performing Arts Center!

🎭 COMMUNITY PERFORMANCES

📅 Tuesday, October 27th | 7:00 PM

📅 Thursday, October 29th | 7:00 PM

Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students.

Our students have been working hard to bring this hilarious production to life, and there's nothing better than performing for a supportive hometown crowd! ❤️💙

👏 Come out, bring your family and friends, enjoy a great show, and help us send our talented Trojans to Region Competition with lots of love and encouragement!

Let's pack the house for Brooks County Fine Arts! 🎭❤️💙

❤️💙 Prepared to Protect Our Trojans! 💙❤️At Brooks County Schools, the safety and well-being of our students will ALWAYS ...
10/15/2026

❤️💙 Prepared to Protect Our Trojans! 💙❤️

At Brooks County Schools, the safety and well-being of our students will ALWAYS be a top priority! 🛡️

Today, we welcomed Jessica Arnett, Opioid Prevention Analyst with the Georgia Department of Public Health, who provided valuable training on opioid awareness, the proper administration of Naloxone (commonly known by the brand name Narcan), and the importance of having open, honest conversations with our children about opioid safety.

Did you know? All BCS bus drivers, administrators, School Resource Officers (SROs), and school nurses carry Narcan to be prepared for potential opioid-related emergencies at our schools and events?

🙏 We hope it is NEVER needed, but being prepared could save a life!

A HUGE thank you to Jessica Arnett for sharing her knowledge and to our dedicated BCS staff for taking the time to learn another way to keep our students safe!

❤️💙 Because protecting our Trojans goes beyond the classroom!

Eighth grade budding entrepreneurs in Ms. Rebecca Crowder's class at Brooks County Middle School presented their plans f...
10/15/2026

Eighth grade budding entrepreneurs in Ms. Rebecca Crowder's class at Brooks County Middle School presented their plans for a new product to potential investors recently. The students were required to use one of Georgia's top ten agricultural commodities as the base for their product, and their inventions were both creative and original. The students pitched their ideas in groups of four together five and told about contents, use, and potential for high profits. The inventions included "Georgia Feathers," using chicken feathers for hats and fans (poultry is the number one commodity in Georgia); stretchable "Edible Corn Slime," made with corn syrup; "Safe Bricks," made of cotton, softer than plastic "Lego" pieces; and "Beef Proteinizer," a protein-rich seasoning made from beef. The "Shark Tank" panel consisted of staff members Maura Lewis, Brian Law, Sam Harden, Halley Jones, and Janie Jones. The potential investors made offers and counter offers to provide the groups with seed money for start-up and production of their idea. The students learned about entrepreneurship, including production costs, FDA approval, percentage of profits, and making a sales pitch.

We are proud to announce that Mr. Paul Brown has been named as the Director of School Nutrition for Brooks County School...
10/15/2026

We are proud to announce that Mr. Paul Brown has been named as the Director of School Nutrition for Brooks County School District. In this role, he will provide leadership and support for the district’s nutrition personnel, making sure the staff is current in the rules and regulations that keep our children fed and excited about school meals. "I am committed to creating a positive, supportive work environment where employees feel valued, empowered, and equipped to make a noticeable difference for every student’s meal experience," Mr. Brown says. Bringing 33 years of experience in school nutrition, Mr. Brown has been committed to working closely with teachers, students, families, and community partners to strengthen the nutritional values, improve student achievement, and expand opportunities for students to try new things. As Director of School Nutrition, Mr. Brown is passionate about making Brooks County Schools a place where students can be fed physically and mentally. "Education is not just in the classrooms," he says. Working with the teachers, he and his staff have been integral parts in the education of our students. He adds, "even on the serving line, I have had the opportunity to tutor students with math flashcards!" Outside of his professional responsibilities, Mr. Brown enjoys spending time with his family, creating recipes, and supporting the students, staff, and community of Brooks County. He is very active as a Minister of Music in the church, keeping up with his commitment to bring the very best to the Brooks County Community.

October is National Principals Month, and we are proud to highlight the administrators of each of our schools this month...
10/14/2026

October is National Principals Month, and we are proud to highlight the administrators of each of our schools this month. Our spotlight today shines on Brooks County Middle School, where Sam Harden serves as Principal. Mrs. Harden's journey in education spans more than 25 years and includes roles as a classroom teacher, video broadcasting educator, school leader, and most recently, Assistant Principal at BCMS. Mr. Dominique Love serves as Assistant Principal at BCMS, and was recently named Assistant Principal of the Year for 2026-27 by the Georgia Association of Secondary School Principals. Following his graduation in 2006 from Kendrick High School in Columbus, Georgia, Mr. Love earned his Bachelor of Science in Education from Valdosta State University, and his Master of Science in Education from Walden University. Mrs. Halley Jones, Assistant Principal, is in her first year in this role, having begun her career in education ten years ago as a science teacher and later department leader. A proud graduate of Valdosta State University, Mrs. Jones earned her bachelor's degree in Middle Grades Education, a master's degree in Middle Grades Mathematics and Science, and an Education Specialist degree in Teacher Leadership.

Here's what's happening this week in Trojan Nation!
10/12/2026

Here's what's happening this week in Trojan Nation!

We are so fortunate to have a strong ESOL team dedicated to pouring into our Trojans every single day across our distric...
10/09/2026

We are so fortunate to have a strong ESOL team dedicated to pouring into our Trojans every single day across our district: Mrs. Duke (NBES and QES); Mrs. Monds (QES); Ms. D. Lopez (BCMS), Mrs. Hasenfelt (BCHS), and Ms. M. Lopez ( BCSD Migrant Student Service Provider)!

Thank you all for hosting the ESOL Parent Night to share important information with families and to gift our students with some of our favorite books! Your unwavering support, advocacy, and heart for our Trojans does not go unnoticed, and we thank you for all do behind the scenes to support our students! 💙❤️

Brooks County Schools will be open tomorrow (Friday, October 9th.) Please remember Fall Break Monday, October 12th and T...
10/08/2026

Brooks County Schools will be open tomorrow (Friday, October 9th.) Please remember Fall Break Monday, October 12th and Tuesday, October 13th.

To celebrate National Pre-K Week, staff members from the Brooks County Schools Central Office and Delta Innovative Schoo...
10/08/2026

To celebrate National Pre-K Week, staff members from the Brooks County Schools Central Office and Delta Innovative School held an inflatable Character Parade today! Our Tiny Trojans loved it!

We are excited to share a wonderful opportunity for our students and families! Samaritan’s Purse, in partnership with Mo...
10/08/2026

We are excited to share a wonderful opportunity for our students and families! Samaritan’s Purse, in partnership with Morningside Baptist Church, will offer FREE medical, dental, vision, and eyeglass services on October 23–25, 2026.

Location: Morningside Baptist Church, 2604 Bemiss Road, Valdosta, GA 31602

Dates & Times:

Friday, October 23: 1:00–6:00 PM

Saturday, October 24: 6:00 AM–6:00 PM

Sunday, October 25: 1:00–6:00 PM

No insurance is required! Services are provided as capacity allows.

For more information, visit samaritanspurse.org/free-clinic.

Please see the attached flyer for additional details and share this opportunity with anyone who may benefit!

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1081 Barwick Road
Quitman, GA
31643

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+12295882340

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