Colquitt County Schools

February 15, 2012

Funston Student Wins Spelling Bee

The top three spellers at Tuesday’s Colquitt County Spelling Bee were, from left, Jacob Lawhorne, third place, Norman Park Elementary, son of Lori Lawhorne and Steven Lawhorne; Heaven Robinson, second place, Cox Elementary, daughter of Melinda Lee; and Alaina Taylor, first place, Funston Elementary, daughter of Jamie Taylor and Brad Taylor.

February 7, 2012

	"Bully Free School Zone" J.M. Odom Elementary School students take a stand against "Spike The Bully" during the school's "Bully Free School Zone" program as they proclaim in song, "We're Not Gonna Take It Anymore" !!! (Pictured left to right: Odom cheerleaders Brian Saturday, Bobby Cutts, Brad Royal, and "Spike the Bully" a.k.a Marc Montgomery)

February 6, 2012

Out Tricked and In Danger

C. A. Gray Junior High ninth grader Heather Globerman has released her first book, Out Tricked and In Danger. A book signing was held on February 2, 2012 at C.A. Gray.

Her family was on hand to support her in this achievement. Pictured left to right are Mark Globerman, father, Heather Globerman, Cathy Wentworth, mother, and Darin Wentworth, step-father.

February 2, 2012

Colquitt County Schools Technology Fair

The sixth annual technology fair held recently at Colquitt County High school played host to two-hundred-sixty-eight registered students in grades 3-12 across twelve technology themed categories. The most popular category this year was non-multimedia display which includes projects like calendars and newsletters.

The ceremony announcing student placing was sprinkled with door prize drawings including an iPad, courtesy of CNS, and a netbook, courtesy of Bytespeed. At the end of the day, forty-two projects from our regional fair meet the criteria to compete at the state competition in Macon, GA on March 10^th.

February 03, 2012

2012 Technology Club Advisors of the Year

Most students participating in the Colquitt County Schools' Annual Technology Fair are guided along their project work by technology club advisors. These school employees help students choose topics, develop their work, and polish projects for presentation.

While all of the technology club advisors were recognized each year, C.A. Gray’s advisors, Mike Marshall and Michael Rewis, were recognized as the 2012 Technology Club advisors of the year.

February 1, 2012

The Georgia Dugout Club
has named Packer Park the
2011 Softball Field of the Year!

January 6, 2012

Pre-K Registration in the
Colquitt County School System opens on
Monday, March 5, 2012.
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Superintendent Search

Colquitt County Schools

Position Title:	Superintendent
School District:	Colquitt County Schools
District Location:	Moultrie, GA
Grade Range:	Pre-K - 12
Total Enrollment:	9542
Salary/Benefits:	Competitive compensation arrangement with a mix of salary, health benefits, travel, etc.
Contract Length:	Negotiable
Appointment Date:	Board Decision
Application Deadline:	Closed on Friday, January 20, 2012
Start Date:	Negotiable
Degrees:	Possess or eligible for an L-6 or higher preferred though not mandatory
Qualifications	The Superintendent of Schools serves as the chief executive officer of the school system and is responsible to the Board of Education for ensuring compliance with all board policies, Georgia Board of Education rules and regulations, and state and federal laws. Candidates will be evaluated on their professional merits with emphasis on the following criteria: It is preferable that applicants possess or be eligible for the L-6 or higher level certification. (Eligibility information is available from the Division of Certification, Professional Standards Commission, Two Peachtree Street, Suite 6000, Atlanta, GA 30303; 404-232-2500 or www.gapsc.com). • Successful experience as a superintendent and as a principal is preferred, but not mandatory • Experience as a classroom teacher is considered mandatory The Board is especially interested in applicants who: • Are from or have experience in the southeastern United States • Are visionary leaders with innovative approaches to education with special expertise in the areas of strategic planning and goal-setting • Have a proven record of sound fiscal management, experienced and knowledgeable in budgeting and educational finance • Have high standards of ethical and moral conduct; a role model • Have high expectations of students in the areas of academics, discipline and extra-curricular involvement • Have high expectations of personnel in the areas of leadership, professional conduct, and support of the school system • Have experience with capital projects and Educational Local Option Sales Tax (ELOST).

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Choral Events

Contact Info: CCHS - Kirsten Saunders, Gray Jr. High - Travis Kern, Williams Middle - Jimbo Jarvis

The Musical, Les Miserables, | Feb. 9,10,11 at 8PM and Feb. 12 @ 2PM

C.A. Gray Junior High Spring Concerts | April 24th and April 26th. Time TBA

CCHS Choir Spring Concert | Tuesday, May 1 @ 7:30PM

Georgia High School Graduation Test Tutoring

Tutoring Schedule

In addition to these services, CCHS' teachers are available as needed to give extra help, during extended time, before and after school. Tutoring for the GHSGT and GHSWT takes place during the three weeks prior to each test after school in specified
teachers rooms.

System Improvement Plan

Parents/Guardians:

Please review the System Improvement Plan and send comments
or suggestions to Gerald Burke gburke@colquitt.k12.ga.us or
Dr. Maureen Yearta at myearta@colquitt.k12.ga.us.

Youth Mentoring Opportunities

Interested in volunteering in one of our schools in Colquitt County? If so,
please contact Shannon Hall at the Moultrie YMCA at 985-1154
or by email at shannonhall70@yahoo.com.

Visit the Moultrie Y home page. Located under the programs tab is YMentors. Click to view the "YMentor" video for more information.

Free Tutoring

Colquitt County High School's AYP status is NI-5. Therefore, Supplemental Educational Services are available for eligible Colquitt County High School students.

In addition to these services, CCHS' teachers are available as needed to give extra help, during extended time, before and after school. Tutoring for the GHSGT and GHSWT takes place during the three weeks prior to each test after school in specified
teachers rooms.

Colquitt County Schools' AYP Status

School	2011 AYP Status	2011 School Improvement Status
Colquitt County High School	Did Not Meet	NI - 5
Cox Elementary School	Met	NI - 1
Doerun Elementary School	Met	Distinguished - 9 (11 years meeting AYP)
Funston Elementary School	Met	Distinguished - 7 (9 years meeting AYP)
C. A. Gray Junior High School	Met	Adequate
Hamilton Elementary School	Met	Distinguished - 8 (10 years meeting AYP)
Norman Park Elementary School	Met	Distinguished - 7 (9 years meeting AYP)
J. M. Odom Elementary School	Met	Distinguished - 1 (3 years meeting AYP)
Okapilco Elementary School	Met	Distinguished - 7 (9 years meeting AYP)
Stringfellow Elementary School	Met	Adequate
Sunset Elementary School	Did Not Meet	Adequate
Willie J. Williams Middle School	Did Not Meet	Adequate
R.B. Wright Elementary School	Met	Distinguished - 7 (9 years meeting AYP)

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Colquitt County School System is committed to providing all students with a safe and civil school environment in which all members of the school community are treated with dignity and respect. In accordance with federal, state, and local policies, procedures and practices, Colquitt County School Sytem expressly prohibits the bullying, harassment or intimidation of any person, by any means or method, which occurs on school property, on school vehicles, at designated school bus stops, or at school related functions or activities, or by use of data or software that is accessed through a computer, computer system, computer network, or other electronic technology of a local school system. Students who witness bullying or who are victims of bullying behaviors should make a report to a teacher or school administrator so that an appropriate investigation can take place. If, after an investigation, a student is found to be in violation of the Code of Conduct bullying policy, the student shall be disciplined by appropriate measures up to, and including, suspension and expulsion. Retaliation following a report of bullying is strictly prohibited and may result in strong disciplinary action. For more information on the Colquitt County School System’s policies on bullying click HERE.

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The Colquitt County School System is committed to the daily pursuit of excellence in student achievement while
serving the needs of all children in a positive and safe environment.

The Board of Education is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in relation to race, color, religion,
national origin, political affiliation, age, handicap, or sex.