Education

GA Senate Bill 287 requires lessons for all children in grades 6-12 Bulloch County Schools will begin teaching Human Trafficking Awareness lessons to all middle and high school students this fall.

GA launches public dashboard to track school districts’ COVID-19 relief funds Bulloch County Schools, through its website, provides the community access to the state’s new online dashboard for tracking Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief

Five additional students place & win medals at nationals A Statesboro High School student placed third in a Family, Career and Community Leaders of America National STAR Event competition held virtually.

The Statesboro High School Blue Devil Golf team is looking for a few more charitable golfers to field teams for their annual fundraiser on Friday, October 22 at the GSU Golf Course.

A Bulloch County Schools virtual teacher was one of 100 teachers from across the United States to win a $5,000 gift card from Walmart through a positive contest for students on TikTok.

After nearly three years and following extensive architectural renovations, the Georgia Southern Museum, one of the longest-standing educational centers on the University’s Statesboro Campus, reopened to visitors on Oct. 10.

Because of the importance and vastness of workforce development , Bulloch County Schools called on leaders in Bulloch County to came together this week to embrace the “how” that can be accomplished when all partners are willing to collaborate toward

No one was hurt after a Statesboro High School administrator found a loaded gun on campus late in the school day on Thursday afternoon, October 14, 2021. Operations at the school will continue as normal on Friday.

East Georgia State College (EGSC) was recently recognized as a 2020 Tree Campus Higher Education institution.

The public is invited to hear Derreck Kayongo speak on how you can harness your power to create change as he shares his story from homelessness to manufacturing a solution to a global problem.