Bringing the World to the Classroom’
Stewart County Elementary and Middle School Grade 5 and Grade 6 scholars recently visited Providence Canyon to learn frist hand about Weathering, Erosion and Deposition.
This field trip was lead by SCS educatiors Mrs. Hunter, Ms. Mulgrave, Mrs. McPhee and Coach Mckinney. Also, special thanks to Ms. Thomas and Ms. Watson from the 4-H Extension and The Friends of Providence Canyon for facilitating this excellent learning opportunity. Scholars had a wonderful time enjoying the weather, the fresh air, the magnificant canyon and learning about these important Science topics.
This science phenomenon involved in putting pictures on mugs is primarily sublimation, a process where a substance transitions directly from a solid to a gas state without passing through the liquid state. This technique is commonly used in transferring images onto mugs, T-shirts, and other objects and relies on principles of heat transfer, thermodynamics, and chemistry.
Stewart County Schools recently hosted an exhilarating STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) Week for students in Grades 6-12 from August 12-15. Held daily from 3:30 pm to 6:00 pm, the event was a huge success, offering hands-on learning that sparked creativity and innovation among students.
LUMPKIN, GA— The Stewart County School District is thrilled to announce remarkable gains in student performance on the 2024 Georgia Milestone Assessments, which highlight the district's
commitment to academic excellence and continuous improvement.
Before leaving for summer break, scholars in grades K-8 will receive a backpack full of learning materials including grade-specific books and flashcards. Parents and guardians are encouraged to help their children review this material over the summer break.
LUMPKIN, GA - The Stewart County School District is proud to announce its Class of 2024 graduation. This year, 21 exceptional scholars will receive their diplomas, marking a significant milestone in their academic and personal journeys. “We are incredibly proud of the Class of 2024,” said Dr. Michael H. Robinson, Superintendent of Schools. “Their commitment to academics, extracurricular activities, and personal growth has been inspiring. We are confident that they are well-prepared for the exciting paths that lie ahead.”
Through a partnership with Goodwill Southern Rivers, Stewart County High CTAE students were able to participate in SERVSAFE training. The training was conducted at the Goodwill Education and Training Center in Columbus,Ga. Students received training and were able to obtain ServSafe certifications by completing the assessment. This certification focuses on food safety and is utilized in the restaurant industry.
Even as the time for Parents Knight Conversations and Family Literacy Knight to begin drew near, community members continued to pour into the high school gymnasium. Thursday, April 25th, had arrived. Upon entering the gym, each attendee received a ticket entitling them to a free meal basket prepared by Joe’s Food Truck of Eufaula. The excitement surrounding the evening seemed tangible as Family Engagement Coordinator Sharon Jones stepped to the podium. She offered greetings, a warm welcome, and information on Pre-K/21st CCLC opportunities for youth in the school system.
