Education

The Board of Education heard from Sallie Zetterrower Elementary School and discussed department budgets for the 2026 school year at their work session on March 27th, 2025.

Southeast Bulloch High School’s Girls Trio clinched the state title, leading their school’s Literary Team to a top-four finish at the GHSA Class AAA competition.

Pre-K students from Smiles, Giggles, and Hugs Child Development Center enjoyed a hands-on learning experience at Ogeechee Technical College’s Medical Assisting Program, exploring the basics of healthcare through fun, interactive activities.

Georgia Southern University history professor Brian K. Feltman, Ph.D., is creating a powerful exhibit titled “More than a Name: Commemorating Bulloch County’s African American Fallen Soldiers of the First World War” to honor the 13 African American soldiers from Bulloch County who died during World War I.

Ogeechee Technical College's Business Management Program recently welcomed guest speakers Brannen Smith and Lisa Hodges from Morris Bank to provide students with valuable insights on personal finance, credit management, and loan considerations.

Georgia Southern University associate professor Shainaz Landge, Ph.D., has been recognized with the Regents’ Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award for her dedication to innovative teaching and impactful research.

Ogeechee Technical College celebrated a pre-apprenticeship signing ceremony at Claxton Poultry, where two Claxton High School students will gain hands-on career training in electrical and diesel technology through a collaborative program with Evans Regional College and Career Academy.

Starting next fall, Georgia elementary and middle school students will be banned from using personal cellphones during the school day under the "Distraction-Free Education Act," with limited exceptions for medical or disability-related needs.

State School Superintendent Richard Woods has announced the finalists for the 2026 Georgia Teacher of the Year, recognizing 10 outstanding educators who exemplify dedication and excellence in the classroom.

Education is a cornerstone of community development, and in Bulloch County, the state of education remains a key concern for local families and community members. One of the most pressing issues is the reading proficiency of 3rd graders.