VHS CELEBRATES NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE — November is officially recognized as Native American Heritage Month, and history students at Vidalia High School celebrated their 'Indian' Heritage by researching and constructing original posters on historical aspects of Native Americans. The students made presentations of their research to their classmates, and their posters were displayed throughout the school as VHS honors the diversity of the various people-groups that have built this country. L to R: Liam MacGregor (Sitting Bull), Abrien Anthony (Cochise), Jeremy Best (Mary Riddle), Meredith (Killers of the Flower Moon), and Giselle Mata (The Pueblo). VHS CELEBRATES NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE — November is officially recognized as Native American Heritage Month, and history students at Vidalia High School celebrated their 'Indian' Heritage by researching and constructing original posters on historical aspects of Native Americans. The students made presentations of their research to their classmates, and their posters were displayed throughout the school as VHS honors the diversity of the various people-groups that have built this country. L to R: Liam MacGregor (Sitting Bull), Abrien Anthony (Cochise), Jeremy Best (Mary Riddle), Meredith (Killers of the Flower Moon), and Giselle Mata (The Pueblo).
LITERACY LEADER – Toombs Central Elementary School was named one of Georgia’s Literacy Leader schools because of the tremendous growth of reading levels in their 3rd Grade students. Front, L to R: Students Triton Hackle, Sophia Reddy, Aria Ferreira-Mathews, Calvin Seabrough Jr. Back Row, L to R: Instructional Coach Jennifer Davis, Assistant Principal Sandra Floyd, Principal Destiny Levant, State School Superintendent Richard Woods, Superintendent Barry Waller.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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