REAL SQUEAL WRITING CONTEST WINNERS – The winners of the 2024 Real Squeal Writing Contest winners were recognized during the January 9 meeting of the Toombs County Board of Education. These winners were selected in Fall 2024, but due to hurricane clean-up, were unable to be recognized until recently. Front Row, L to R: Lyons Primary School Student Jaxson Owens, Lyons Primary School Student Ace Anthony, Lyons Upper Elementary School Student Andrew Fowler, Lyons Upper Elementary School Student Aiden Torrez, Lyons Primary School Haisleigh McLeod, Toombs Central Elementary School Student Landyn Carter. Back Row, L to R: Toombs County Middle School Student John Featherston, Toombs County High School Student Aubrey Gay, Toombs County High School Student Sarah Ellis Walker, Toombs County High School Student Sophi Ho. REAL SQUEAL WRITING CONTEST WINNERS – The winners of the 2024 Real Squeal Writing Contest winners were recognized during the January 9 meeting of the Toombs County Board of Education. These winners were selected in Fall 2024, but due to hurricane clean-up, were unable to be recognized until recently. Front Row, L to R: Lyons Primary School Student Jaxson Owens, Lyons Primary School Student Ace Anthony, Lyons Upper Elementary School Student Andrew Fowler, Lyons Upper Elementary School Student Aiden Torrez, Lyons Primary School Haisleigh McLeod, Toombs Central Elementary School Student Landyn Carter. Back Row, L to R: Toombs County Middle School Student John Featherston, Toombs County High School Student Aubrey Gay, Toombs County High School Student Sarah Ellis Walker, Toombs County High School Student Sophi Ho.
A COMMUNITY SERVANT – Howard Holman is known for being a community servant, as he does whatever necessary to support local organizations, such as the library. He has been recognized for his efforts several times, including when State Senator Blake Tillery (left) issued an official proclamation from the State Senate to Holman (right) for his work in the community.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
PRESENTING THE FACTS – During the first public hearing on January 13, Montgomery County Schools Superintendent Ronda Hightower presents facts and reasoning behind the district’s consideration of opting out of HB581.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
2024-2025 DEBRA BRANTLEY AWARD WINNER – Toombs County High School Special Education Teacher Katie Goodwin (left) was presented the 2024-2025 Debra Brantley Special Education Teacher of the Year award by Toombs County Schools Special Education Director Sabrina Woodruff (right) during the Toombs County Board of Education meeting on January 9.
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