Please join us at the April Parent's "Knight" Conversations and PTO meeting on April 25 at 5:30PM. Superintendent Dr. Robinson will present his final Critical Conversation for the year. Meeting starts at 5:30PM in the Stewart County Elementary Gym .

Tue Apr 16 09:09 AM

On April 8, 2024 the continental United States will experience a visible total eclipse for the 2nd time in over 100 years. Sixty-five to ninety (65% - 90%) percent of the sun will be covered by the moon. This is a historic event and one that we want our students to take part in. Safety is always our top priority and we will take all the precautionary means with our staff and students to have a safe and enjoyable experience. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has stated that homemade filters and sunglasses are not for looking at the sun. https://science.nasa.gov/eclipse/safety We will instruct students to not look at the un-eclipsed or partially eclipsed sun without eclipse-safe glasses. Due to the safety concerns we are requesting permission from parents in order for students to participate in the event using the eclipse glasses which will be provided by Stewart County Schools. Staff members will encourage students to wear the solar glasses once schools are dismissed since most students are likely to look at the eclipse.

Sun Apr 07 07:21 AM

As an integral part of the Get Fit Lit Community Action Plan for Stewart County Schools, fourth-grade scholars embarked on an inspiring visit to Barnes and Noble Booksellers in Columbus, GA, on Friday, March 22, 2024, with the primary goal of fostering a love for literature. The students were cordially greeted with warm cookies andrefreshing lemonade as they eagerly participated in three engaging read-alouds. The store was abuzz with excitement as the scholars weregiven a comprehensive guided tour of the store. The visit culminated with students selecting books of their interest purchased with L4GA funds.

Tue Mar 26 12:28 PM

On Thursday, March 21, 2024, elementary, middle, and high school students in Stewart County schools reaped the fruit of some of their hard work. While the morning was filled with focused work in classrooms, the afternoon brought on the opportunity to celebrate. Teachers and students alike buzzed with excitement and great anticipation of the food, fun, and social activities planned to note their commitment and progress in Achieve 3000 and the IXL learning programs.

Tue Mar 26 10:20 AM