The George County School Board and Superintendent Debbie Harrell recognized the Administrator, Teachers, Teacher Assistants, and Parents of the year at a recent School Board Meeting.

Teacher of the Year: Monica Ainsworth (District Teacher of the Year), Assistant Teacher of the Year: Ashley Williams, Parent of the Year: Brandon Walker with Elizabeth Butler, Assistant Principal and Barkley Henderson, District 5 School Board Member and President

Teacher of the Year: Sherry Goff, Assistant Teacher of the Year: Ashley Sanders, Parent of the Year: Ashley Davis with Stewart Hurley, Principal and Barkley Henderson, District 5 School Board Member and President

Teacher of the Year: Tara Rouse, Assistant Teacher of the Year: Monica Stanfill, Parent of the Year: Joy Hearndon with Rita Mizell, Principal and Sheila Bexley, District 3 School Board Member

Teacher of the Year: Penelope Hoggatt, Teacher Assistant of the Year: Alysa Walker (District Teacher Assistant of the Year) (not pictured), Parent of the Year: Shantel Keesee with Debra Joiner, Principal and Shela Bexley, District 3 School Board Member

Teacher of the Year: Amy Welford (not pictured), Teacher Assistant of the Year: Loretta McKissick, Parent of the Year: Theresa Simpson with Stanley Thompson, Principal and Jessie Ludgood, District 1 School Board Member

District Administrator of the Year, Stewart Hurley, GCMS, addresses the audience.

Two teachers achieved the National Board Certification. Jamey C. Wachsman, GCHS and Tara D. Rouse, LCH.

Agricola Elementary - Outstanding Science Proficiency Pictured Gina Hataway, Administrative Assistant

Benndale Elementary School - Outstanding Mathematics Growth Pictured Lance Bolen, Principal

George County High School - Outstanding Mathematics Growth Pictured Elizabeth Butler, Assistant Principal

George County Middle School - Outstanding Reading Growth Pictured Stewart Hurley, Principal

With Debbie Harrell, Superintendent and Barkley Henderson, School Board President

Career Technical Education Students from George County High School have advanced to the national Skills USA Competitions. Keldon Pope will represent GCSD in Lexington, Kentucky in the Cabinetry diviaion and Branna Bradley, a Teacher Academy student will compete in Children's Literature Division in Washington DC. Pictured with Patricia Demko, Teacher Academy teacher and Jason Holland, Construction and Carpentry teacher, Patti Wilkins, CTE Director and Barkley Henderson, School Board President

Two Career Technical Education teachers were honored for their 1st place rank in state competitions: Gail Gable, Culinary and Jason Frey, Welding. Pictured with Patti Wilkins, CTE Director and Barkely Henderson, School Board President.