Empower All Students to reach Their Highest Levels of Achievement
When students returned to AWMS, MPMS & WCHS on January 4, 2021, they were greeted by newly-renovated cafeterias, courtesy of the Wayne County School Food Service Department.
On Thursday, January 21, 2021, champions from each elementary and middle school competed in the system Spelling Bee. After a record number of rounds, Hailey Warren from Screven Elementary, and Logan Himes from James E. Bacon Elementary, emerged as the system champion and runner-up, respectively. Representing each school are (front row, L-R): Logan Himes (JEB), Leyton Henderson (JES), Kaleb Melton (MRSE), Cambree Roberson (OES); (back row, L-R): Jimon Height (AWMS), Tyler Turner (MPMS), Cassidy Jackson (JES), Hailey Warren (SES). Hailey will represent Wayne County at the district Spelling Bee later in the school year.
Members of the Wayne County Board of Education joined friends and family members of Mary Helen Willis-Fluker on November 17, 2020, to participate in the groundbreaking for the Wayne County High School track complex that will bear Coach Willis-Fluker's name.
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Wayne County Celebrates National Family Engagement Month!
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Because of school closings due to Coronavirus, we want to be able to keep in contact with all parents/guardians so that you receive current information about schools, your child(ren) and any changes that occur in the school system. Please login into the Parent Portal and make sure that your Household Member Phone numbers are correct. Click on the link above. This will allow parents/guardians to update household phone numbers.
Meningococcal disease is a serious bacterial illness that affects the brain and the spinal cord. Meningitis can cause shock, coma and death within hours of the first symptoms. To help protect your children and others from meningitis, Georgia law requires students be vaccinated against this disease, unless the child has an exemption.
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!
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Please make sure your child is up to date on their immunizations.
