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TREUTLEN COUNTY SCHOOLS RECEIVE DONATION — Ohoopee Soil and Water Conservation District presented Treutlen County Schools with $500.00 to be used to replant the raised beds at the school. Each growing season, Nutrition Director Red Barrett makes sure that the students are able to help with planting, growing, maintaining, harvesting and eating the seasonal fruits and vegetables from the garden. For more information on Ohoopee Soil and Water Conservation District, call 912-529-6728. Photo: L to R: Charli Jo Thigpen and Parker Posey.
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TREUTLEN COUNTY SCHOOLS RECEIVE DONATION — Ohoopee Soil and Water Conservation District presented Treutlen County Schools with $500.00 to be used to replant the raised beds at the school. Each growing season, Nutrition Director Red Barrett makes sure that the students are able to help with planting, growing, maintaining, harvesting and eating the seasonal fruits and vegetables from the garden. For more information on Ohoopee Soil and Water Conservation District, call 912-529-6728. Photo: L to R: Charli Jo Thigpen and Parker Posey.


STUDENTS OF THE MONTH — Sally D. Meadows Elementary Schol has announced Students of the Month for August-These students do a great job of representing the PBIS motto and schoolwide expectations: Be Respectful and Value Everyone. (L to R): Back Row: Mr. Mike Manning (SOTM sponsor), Jim Wilkerson, Aylen Mixon, Tomijah Jackson, Carley Grubbs, Ellie Wall, Colt Page, Jay’len Barden, Amelia Lewis, Jamie Mikell, Bryson Taylor, Elianna Smith, Jessa Crump, Jase Allen; Middle Row: Joel Taylor, Bryce Boston, Jaxson Porter, John Hayes, Jaslynn Cerillo, Zy’Marlei Hooks, Landyn Wallace, Miracle Guest, Laila Middleton, Edith Phillips, Joshua Snell; Front Row: Brayden Shivers, Kylie Johnson, Jru Brown, Rosy Abarca, Ryan Sasser, Ezekiel Mocorro, Jaycee Lowther, Jemima Ambrokio-Pedro, Nolan George, Omariyon Hunt, and Dilan Patel. Not Pictured: Angel Robinson.

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