Education

The Georgia Southern Alumni 40 under 40 program is in its fifth year. Each year they recognize and celebrate young alumni that are leading the way in business, leadership, community, educational and philanthropic endeavors.

Last Friday, July 31, Bulloch County Schools ended its Feed-A-Kid program that was launched on March 17, in response to school closures due to COVID-19. However, a 1,000 family food drop is scheduled for August 8th.

University senior and W.E. MOVE volunteer Brittney Brown enjoys making a difference in the lives of elementary school students. Georgia Southern University senior Brittney Brown enjoys making a difference in the lives of young children. Through W.E.

Bulloch County Schools have a total current student base enrollment of 10,339. Of those students, they have a response for instruction model choice for 9,454 of the students, which is a 91.44 percent response rate.

As Georgia Southern University housing staff are gearing up to welcome students back into their residence halls this fall, construction crews have begun work that will expand and improve on-campus housing options for next year. Joseph E.

Bulloch County students, parents and guardians have made instructional model choices for 8,827 of Bulloch public school students, an 85% response rate to date. BOE is awaiting a decision on 2,051 students.

Youth Career Camp Inc.(YCCI), a youth & young adult development organization was founded 14 years ago by Statesboro Pastor Wayne Williams, has a few spaces still available for this year’s class which begins virtually this week.

Free Saturday, July 25th at these locations, while supplies last! GIVEAWAY | Tomorrow, ????????, ???? ????, we’ll be distributing F R E E washable, reusable face masks from 9am – 12pm at: Lowe’s – Statesboro Parker’s @ Lowe’s Parker’s Hwy 301-Bypass

This year has been nothing but remarkable for the high school graduates of the class of 2020. Across the county, each high school tried to figure out the best way to handle graduation ceremonies since they are such an important milestone.

In response to COVID-19, Bulloch County Schools will offer both a traditional, face-to-face and a virtual instructional model for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade for the 2020-2021 school year.