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  • The 7th Annual Book Blast is July 26!

    The 7th Annual Book Blast will be held on July 26 between 4-6 p.m. at the Mack Gaston Community Center. There will be character book readings, games, crafts, door prizes and so much more!

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  • You shop. Amazon gives.

    Support the Whitfield Education Foundation by starting your shopping at Amazon Smile, and for every purchase made, Amazon will donate a percentage to the Foundation. Just make sure you select Whitfield Education Foundation as your charitable organization of choice before checking out!

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  • District Receives $50,000 Computer Coding Grant

    Eastbrook and Valley Point middle schools have been awarded a $50,000 computer coding grant from the Georgia Department of Education that will provide students with new computer coding programs. The grant includes funding for equipment, training, curriculum and teacher professional development.

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  • Summer Reading – Literacy for Life!

    Whether it’s reading, writing, speaking, listening, or deciphering, each day provides opportunities for us to deepen our literacy skills. The provided calendars can be used during the summer to keep those literacy skills sharp and to be ready to learn, grow, and share--even when school is not in session. We encourage you to use the calendars and mark off the activities you do. Each student who completes and returns these to school can redeem them in their school media center for a small treat!

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  • FREE Summer Reading with myON and Get Georgia Reading

    Through a partnership between Get Georgia Reading – Campaign for Grade-Level Reading and myON, all educators, librarians, students and parents in Georgia have free access to thousands of enhanced digital books available in myON through August 31, 2018.

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  • Awards for Civic Oration Winners

    Students spoke Thursday on topics ranging from toilets and hand sanitizer to cars and traffic signals during the annual Civic Oration Contest. Local students recently had opportunities to demonstrate their public speaking skills and take pride in personal accomplishments. On Thursday, May 3, the kids took part in the speech contest sponsored by Modern Woodmen of America, a fraternal financial services organization.

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  • Young Georgia Authors Place at State, Region

    Coahulla Creek High School student Presley Sneed earned the top spot among Georgia seniors competing in the Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition. Earlier this year, 10 students from Whitfield County Schools placed in the region served by the North Georgia Regional Education Service Agency (RESA).

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