STEM CERTIFICATION: Emerson Elementary School Principal Dr. Tracy Mulkey and her team earn District STEM Certification today! What a great way to wrap up the academic year and Dr. Mulkey's time at EES! Special thanks to our sponsors, subcommittee members, and educators for equipping our students with critical thinking, problem solving, collaborative, and creative skills through STEM projects weaved into the curriculum! Great job, EAGLES! You are always soaring to new heights! Next up? State STEM Certification jouney under the new leadership of Paige Bennett!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
EES staff
EES admin
RETIREMENT CELEBRATION: By touching so many lives, you have changed the world! We THANK YOU for your continuous support of the Bartow County School System and the Bartow Education Foundation! Daphne Abernathy, 11 yrs. Rae Abernathy, 21 yrs. Patricia Beasley, 14 yrs. Eric Bishop, 30 yrs. Dawn Brock, 32 yrs. Sheryl Myers Brown, 26 yrs. Susan Buckner, 15 yrs. Randall Burch, 17 yrs. Angelia Collins, 27 yrs. Sherrie Durham, 15 yrs. Lisa Gillogly, 31 yrs. Sean Glaze, 29 yrs. Heidi Gresham, 21 yrs. Tonya Gunn, 24 yrs. Debbie Hale, 21 yrs. Lola Melinda Jett, 23 yrs. Phyliss Johnson, 28 yrs. Mary Lisa Jones, 32 yrs. Annette Kelley, 31 yrs. Sherry Knight, 30 yrs. Lorrie Leatherwood, 28 yrs. Robin Maier, 10 yrs. Susan L. Mayweather, 36 yrs. Kevin McDermott, 7 yrs. Geneva Fay Messer, 34 yrs. Dennis Mietz, 15 yrs. Sheila Mitchell, 34.5 yrs. Ken Moore, 19 yrs. Julie Morris, 31 yrs. Lori Napiantek, 26 yrs. Angela Neal, 23 yrs. Seamus O'Shea, 17 yrs. Felicia Kay Parker, 12 yrs. Cheryl Patton, 14 yrs. Carol Payne, 51 yrs. Brenda Peace, 12 yrs. Sheila Potts, 24 yrs. Amy J. Prather, 31 yrs. Vicki Rader, 30 yrs. Kim Sanders, 29 yrs. KK Smith, 27 yrs. Rosanna Smith, 35 yrs. Sharon Sullins, 30 yrs. Cathy H. Taylor, 17 yrs. Crawford Taylor, 26 yrs. Cindy Thomas, 30 yrs. Linda Vernon, 20 yrs. Glenda Wade, 34 yrs. Patricia Childers Watts, 30 yrs. Susan Wilkerson, 37 yrs. Rebecca Willingham, 18 yrs. Eric Willoughby, 27 yrs. Bobby Wilson, 11 yrs. Cheryl Wren, 20 yrs. Eric Zimmer, 29 yrs. Gifts provided by: Mr. Josh McWhorter, McWhorter Capital Partners Mr. Bobby Wilder and Mr. Rufus Cantrell, Woodmen Life Special thanks: Longhorn Steakhouse Ms. Tina Crouch, Belk Department Store Mr. Jin Shin, Clock World Bartow Education Foundation
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
Bartow County staff and guests
STEM CERTIFICATION: Emerson Elementary School Principal Dr. Tracy Mulkey and her team earn District STEM Certification today! What a great way to wrap up the academic year and Dr. Mulkey's time at EES! Special thanks to our sponsors, subcommittee members, and educators for equipping our students with critical thinking, problem solving, collaborative, and creative skills through STEM projects weaved into the curriculum! Great job, EAGLES! You are always soaring to new heights! Next up? State STEM Certification jouney under the new leadership of Paige Bennett!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
Emerson Elementary staff
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Full day of learning for our school leaders as they heard from A-Teams and strengthened their Guiding Coalitions! We even had our Parent Advisory Council in attendance to learn about our sharp focus on learning, collaboration, and RESULTS!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
WHS staff
staff members
staff members
CHS parent
ACADEMIC YEAR WRAP UP: All smiles from this Euharlee Elementary School crew!! Have a fun-filled summer!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
EHES students
READY, SET, SUMMER: So many smiles, hugs, and tears! Today ends an academic year to remember! Check out these pictures from White Elementary School!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
WES staff
WES Student
WES students
WES students
SENIOR WALK: They talked the talk and then walked the walk...at Mission Road Elementary, Euharlee Elementary, Emerson Elementary, and Woodland Middle! These seniors are ready to graduate! Congratulations, Class of 2022! You make us all proud!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
WHS seniors
HEROISM AWARD: The United States Army issued Cass High School Junior Micah Hatzidakis a rare award after he saved eight family members during an EF4 tornado! Read the full award citation below, and congratulations, Micah. You are wise beyond your years. --- "FOR OUTSTANDING HEROIC ACTS CADET MICAH HATZIDAKIS DISTINGUISHED HIMSELF ON DECEMBER 10, 2021 IN GILBERTSVILLE, KENTUCKY AS A EF LEVEL 4 TORNADO APPROACHED AND DESTROYED THE TWO STORY CABIN WHERE HIS FAMILY WAS STAYING. BECAUSE OF MICAH’S IMMEDIATE CALM ACTIONS AS THE STORM APPROACHED AND HIS QUICK RESCUE PLAN AND ACTIONS AFTER THE STORM PASSED. CADET MICAH HATZIDAKIS WAS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR SAVING EIGHT MEMBERS OF HIS IMMEDIATE AND EXTENDED FAMILY. HIS OUTSTANDING HEROIC ACTIONS REFLECT GREAT CREDIT UPON HIMSELF, THE HATZIDAKIS FAMILY, CASS HIGH SCHOOL, 6TH BRIGADE, AND THE U.S. ARMY CADET COMMAND."
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
micah hatdidakis family and chs staff
micah hatzidakis
CASS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION: They're READY! We can't wait to celebrate with you, Colonels!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
cass high school graduation
ALL BUNDLED UP: Through our Literacy for Learning, Living, and Leading Grant and partnership with the Bookmobile, every pre-K student will receive a FREE Summer Reading Bundle Backpack! This is to further prepare our pre-K students for success in kindergarten! Enjoy!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
books
ALL SYSTEMS GO: Congratulations, Cass High School Senior Christian Luebke! He's our first Cybersecurity student to earn all three CompTIA certifications (A+, Network+, and Security+). He's ready for the real world! Also, kudos to Christian's teacher, Mr. Matt Thompson, for his commitment to preparing these students for the certification exams!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
Christian Lubeke
A WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE: As we prepare for Cass High School's graduation tonight, let's take a look as these CHS seniors excitedly (and tearfully) took one last stroll through the halls of Hamilton Crossing Elementary, their home for a good part of their educational career!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
CHS students
A WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE: "Cass Middle School or Bust," said these fifth-grade students at Hamilton Crossing Elementary!! Good luck, and always remember, once a Knight, always a Knight!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
HCES students
BARTOW VIRTUAL ACADEMY: Just a reminder, the BVA online application and student questionnaire links for the 2022-2023 academic year will close on May 31. Both are required. Parents will receive notification of status (accepted/denied) prior to Monday, July 11. https://bartowga.sites.thrillshare.com/.../bartow-virtual...
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
BVA logo
GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENT:We cannot wait to celebrate this milestone with our seniors and their families this week! As you may know, there is a possibility for inclement weather, and the plan is as follows: * Each school will have designated staff members on-site to monitor weather conditions * Heavy rain and/or lightning within eight miles of the graduation ceremony will delay events * Ceremonies will proceed with light rainfall Our goal is to complete the graduation ceremonies in our stadiums with delays as needed. In the unlikely event inclement weather prohibits that, alternate graduation dates are below: Cass High School – May 24 at 4 p.m. Woodland High School – May 25 at 8 p.m. Adairsville High School – May 27 at 9 a.m. We ask all attending families to please dress accordingly. Again, we are so happy to share in the excitement of your graduation day! Congratulations, Colonels, Wildcats, and Tigers!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
CHECK THIS OUT: There's a new Knight in town! Bartow County School System Family, meet Hamilton Crossing Elementary School's new Assistant Principal, Mrs. Lindsay Perry! Another perfect addition! "I’ve worked for the BCSS for 13 years - all 13 years have been at Cass Middle School. I taught 6th grade for seven years, became an instructional lead teacher for one year, and then enjoyed five years as an assistant principal. Those 13 years with my Cass Family have shaped who I am as a teacher and a leader. I am sad to leave the middle school world after many great years, but I am beyond excited to serve as Assistant Principal at Hamilton Crossing. I will have the opportunity to positively impact the students that will one day travel up the hill and become Cass Colonels. Building a strong foundation in each student is so important, and I look forward to laying that foundation in elementary with the Ham Fam!!" - Lindsay Perry
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
Lindsay Perry
BARTOW AND BEYOND: We have exciting news! Adairsville High School seniors, Tristin Alford, Kamdin DeValentino, Nycholause Garrett, and Christian Leon, were just accepted into Project Purpose! The advanced training program sponsored by the Cartersville-Bartow County Chamber of Commerce and Georgia Power is uniquely designed to provide training and an opportunity to explore in-demand careers in Bartow County!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
AHS staff and student
IN THE NEWS: Turning the pages in the Professional Association of Georgia Educators magazine, and look who we found! It's Georgia's Teacher of the Year, our very own Michael Kobito, and PAGE STAR Student and Teacher Caden Wolf and Kerry Hammond! Congratulations! How exciting!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
magazine
magazine
WOW: Can we put our hands together for Cloverleaf Elementary School and Euharlee Elementary School?! They were awarded about $20,000 each in STEM/STEAM Professional Learning Grants through the Georgia Department of Education! This will ultimately help our system expand science, technology, engineering, arts, and math options and opportunities for students! Only 15 school systems in Georgia were awarded these Professional Learning Grants! This is just another example of how hard our teachers work to maximize student engagement, meet student needs and interests, and ensure the relevance of learning materials! #BetterInBartow
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
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UPDATE: Here's a new Summer Feeding flyer! The Adairsville High School location was changed to Adairsville Elementary School. We can't wait to serve our community free meals this summer! Come one, come all!
almost 2 years ago, Alisha Evans
Summer Meal flyer