Congratulations to Gloria Spellman (L), Nutrition Associate at MPMS and Adina Tyre (R), MPMS Lunchroom Manager, for placing in the Employee of the year and Manager of the year categories at the annual Georgia School Nutrition Banquet. Rindy Trapnell (C), District Nutrition Director, was voted as THE Director of the year for the state of Georgia.
The Wayne County School System is proud to announce we are the recipient of 12 STOP THE BLEED control kits per school. Over 133 Wayne County school staff members were trained on how to “Stop the Bleed” by Wayne County EMS Services Chief Richard Johnson, Paramedic David Knopf, the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office Detective, Robert Brantley and Carol Irvin of Safe Kids. Wayne County School System now has a minimum of 10 school staff members at each school trained to control bleeding in emergency situations.
The auditorium and halls were full at Wayne County High School on Thursday, March 15th and Friday, March 16th as Wayne County staff participated in BEST practices for school safety on Thursday and BEST practices for classroom instruction on Friday.
The Wayne County Board of Education has approved our First School Safety Committee.
Wayne County receives more than a quarter million dollars in a grant from the Governor's Office of Student Achievement.
Wayne County has partnered with ESSlSource4Teachers to manage our substitute program.
Vision for Wayne County: To establish Wayne County as the premiere place to live, work, and play in Southeast Georgia.
" Success through a Second Chance" for an accredited, high school diploma!
Great Job - Makes you feel like you are truly helping others.
Please make sure your child is up to date on their immunizations.
