Education

Ogeechee Technical College’s Cybersecurity students earned top national rankings in the Spring 2025 National Cyber League competition, showcasing exceptional skill and growth in just their second semester of competition.

Georgia Southern University has received an $87,000 grant from the Rockin' Out Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation to launch a groundbreaking study on using electrical stimulation to improve cognitive and physical health in adults at risk for dementia.

Georgia Southern University’s Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health celebrated Public Health Week with its first annual Creative Scholars Showcase, spotlighting student-led research and practice that connects data, design, and community impact.

At its May 29 work session, the Bulloch County Board of Education unanimously approved the superintendent’s recommended tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2026, continuing its investment in premier learning environments ahead of a final vote set for June 26.

After years of navigating uncertainty, long work shifts, and a demanding academic path, Jazmine Jenkins graduated from Georgia Southern University with a degree in radiologic sciences—turning perseverance into purpose as she launches a career in nuclear medicine.

From math tournaments to medal podiums, Statesboro High's Katlyn Sullivan has aimed high in everything she does—and as the 2025 valedictorian, she hit her mark once again.

Bulloch County’s Elizabeth Hartley Named National Health Science Ambassador and State Finalist for CTE New Teacher of the Year.

Fueled by a lifelong love of learning, Kyndal Harp crossed the stage at Georgia Southern University’s Spring 2025 Commencement with a master’s degree in teaching—and a passion for inspiring the next generation.

Emily Peacock isn’t just graduating at the top of Southeast Bulloch’s Class of 2025—she’s heading straight toward her dream with laser focus, a UGA acceptance, and a heart full of gratitude for every step that got her there.

Bulloch County Schools will offer free summer meals to all children 18 and younger throughout June, with both weekly meal box pickups and on-site dining options available to help combat food insecurity during the school break.