Gordon County Schools is proud to announce the system-level winners for the Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition!
The Young Georgia Authors competition serves to encourage students to develop enthusiasm for and expertise in their writing, to provide a context to celebrate their writing successes, and to recognize student achievement in arts and academics.
This prestigious competition, sponsored by the Georgia Council of Teachers of English in cooperation with the Georgia Department of Education, has been engaging Georgia students for more than two decades and is open to any student currently enrolled in Georgia public schools, grades K-12. Students can submit all types of writing such as short stories, poetry, essays, research reports, and more.
The following students are the 2025-2026 Gordon County Schools Young Georgia Author System-Level Winners:
Kindergarten - Taytum Phillips, Fairmount Elementary
1st Grade - Titus McDaniel, Fairmount Elementary
2nd Grade - Lilah Timms, Belwood Elementary
3rd Grade - Keegan Hall, Red Bud Elementary
4th Grade - Aria Green, Sonoraville Elementary
5th Grade - Christian Jordan, W.L. Swain Elementary
6th Grade - Noraleigh Broadnax, Red Bud Middle School
7th Grade - Rylan Wyatt, Ashworth Middle School
8th Grade - Kynslee Silvers, Red Bud Middle School
9th Grade - Savannah Johnson, Sonoraville High School
10th Grade - Alexis Herrera, Gordon Central High School
11th Grade - Heleina Pate, Gordon Central High School
12th Grade - Morgan Guyton, Sonoraville High School
These student entries will be moving on to the Northwest GA RESA level competition in March.
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Congratulations to our District Teacher of the Year Finalists who were selected today: Kodi Albright of Gordon Central High School, Mandy Futch of Fairmount Elementary, and Tiffany Stamey of Sonoraville Elementary. This is an incredible honor, and it reflects the dedication, passion, and excellence they bring to their classrooms and school communities each day.
We are also proud to recognize all of our 2026 School Level Teachers of the Year:
Ashworth Middle School – Savanna Haynes
Belwood Elementary – Julie Psaila
Fairmount Elementary – Mandy Futch (District Finalist)
Gordon Central High School – Kodi Albright (District Finalist)
Red Bud Elementary – Ashley Davis
Red Bud Middle School – Kristen Matherly
Sonoraville Elementary – Tiffany Stamey (District Finalist)
Sonoraville High School – Jane Farist
Tolbert Elementary – Erin Dodd
W.L. Swain Elementary – Erin Proctor
Each of these educators represents the very best of Gordon County Schools. They inspire students, support their colleagues, and go above and beyond to make a lasting difference. We are so grateful for the impact they make across our district.
Let’s hear it for these EXTRAORDINARY teachers! #ExtraordinaryGCS
We are also proud to recognize all of our 2026 School Level Teachers of the Year:
Ashworth Middle School – Savanna Haynes
Belwood Elementary – Julie Psaila
Fairmount Elementary – Mandy Futch (District Finalist)
Gordon Central High School – Kodi Albright (District Finalist)
Red Bud Elementary – Ashley Davis
Red Bud Middle School – Kristen Matherly
Sonoraville Elementary – Tiffany Stamey (District Finalist)
Sonoraville High School – Jane Farist
Tolbert Elementary – Erin Dodd
W.L. Swain Elementary – Erin Proctor
Each of these educators represents the very best of Gordon County Schools. They inspire students, support their colleagues, and go above and beyond to make a lasting difference. We are so grateful for the impact they make across our district.
Let’s hear it for these EXTRAORDINARY teachers! #ExtraordinaryGCS
Congratulations to Fairmount Elementary teacher Mrs. Mandy Futch on being named a District Teacher of the Year finalist!
Mrs. Futch currently serves as a special education teacher and has previously taught Early Intervention, fifth grade science and social studies, and fourth grade reading and English language arts. Mandy joined Gordon County Schools in 2021 after teaching in Folkston, Georgia, and North Carolina, where she began her career as a special education teacher assistant in 2013. She also proudly served four years in the United States Marine Corps. She is also an active volunteer with the Southeast German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue and helps provide resources to local families in need.
Mandy believes in that building strong connections with students is the foundation for academic growth. Her unwavering dedication to students, belief in the power of productive struggle, and commitment to fostering independence make her truly deserving of this recognition. Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate her outstanding contributions to our students, staff, and community!
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Mrs. Futch currently serves as a special education teacher and has previously taught Early Intervention, fifth grade science and social studies, and fourth grade reading and English language arts. Mandy joined Gordon County Schools in 2021 after teaching in Folkston, Georgia, and North Carolina, where she began her career as a special education teacher assistant in 2013. She also proudly served four years in the United States Marine Corps. She is also an active volunteer with the Southeast German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue and helps provide resources to local families in need.
Mandy believes in that building strong connections with students is the foundation for academic growth. Her unwavering dedication to students, belief in the power of productive struggle, and commitment to fostering independence make her truly deserving of this recognition. Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate her outstanding contributions to our students, staff, and community!
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Congratulations to Sonoraville Elementary teacher Tiffany Stamey on being named a District Teacher of the Year finalist!
Mrs. Stamey currently serves as a 5th grade math, science, and social studies teacher. She has been employed by Gordon County Schools since 2009 and previously taught 2nd and 3rd grade at Sonoraville Elementary, as well as an Early Intervention teacher at W.L. Swain Elementary. Tiffany has served in leadership roles like Grade Level Leader of Leaders and a teacher mentor. She also volunteers with the Voluntary Action Center and United Way to support the community.
Tiffany believes compassion is key to addressing today’s educational challenges and works daily to ensure her students feel safe, valued, and ready to learn. Her dedication to student growth, character development, and community involvement makes her truly deserving of this recognition. Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate her outstanding contributions to our students, staff, and community!
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Mrs. Stamey currently serves as a 5th grade math, science, and social studies teacher. She has been employed by Gordon County Schools since 2009 and previously taught 2nd and 3rd grade at Sonoraville Elementary, as well as an Early Intervention teacher at W.L. Swain Elementary. Tiffany has served in leadership roles like Grade Level Leader of Leaders and a teacher mentor. She also volunteers with the Voluntary Action Center and United Way to support the community.
Tiffany believes compassion is key to addressing today’s educational challenges and works daily to ensure her students feel safe, valued, and ready to learn. Her dedication to student growth, character development, and community involvement makes her truly deserving of this recognition. Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate her outstanding contributions to our students, staff, and community!
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Congratulations to Gordon Central High School teacher Kodi Albright on being named a District Teacher of the Year finalist!
With over 15 years of experience in education in Gordon County Schools, Mrs. Albright currently serves as the Teaching as a Profession instructor in the CTAE department, where she inspires and equips the next generation of educators. She also serves as Department Head and adviser to both FCCLA and Student Government. Prior to joining GCHS, Kodi spent 12 years as a kindergarten teacher at Sonoraville Elementary School. She also hosts STEAM camp for K-5 students during the summer along with other FCCLA community service projects.
Kodi believes that teaching is a gift and that strong relationships are the foundation of every successful classroom. Her dedication to helping students grow academically, socially, and personally makes her truly deserving of this recognition. Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate the lasting impact she continues to make on her students, colleagues, and community!
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With over 15 years of experience in education in Gordon County Schools, Mrs. Albright currently serves as the Teaching as a Profession instructor in the CTAE department, where she inspires and equips the next generation of educators. She also serves as Department Head and adviser to both FCCLA and Student Government. Prior to joining GCHS, Kodi spent 12 years as a kindergarten teacher at Sonoraville Elementary School. She also hosts STEAM camp for K-5 students during the summer along with other FCCLA community service projects.
Kodi believes that teaching is a gift and that strong relationships are the foundation of every successful classroom. Her dedication to helping students grow academically, socially, and personally makes her truly deserving of this recognition. Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate the lasting impact she continues to make on her students, colleagues, and community!
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March Menu Madness is here!!! The days are just packed: National School Breakfast Week is March 2-6, and your school cafeterias will turn into medieval castles as we enjoy The Quest for School Breakfast. You'll be lucky at lunch on St. Patrick's Day, with a special treat for dessert.
Gordon County Schools is planning for 2026–2027, and we want your input!
We’re inviting all parents, families, staff, and community members to share suggestions and feedback to help guide:
• School Improvement Plans
• School-Parent Compacts
• Parent & Family Engagement Funds
• District Parent & Family Engagement Policy
• Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan
Join us at one of the following locations:
📍 Ashworth Middle – March 9 (8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 Belwood Elementary – March 12 (7:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)
📍 Fairmount Elementary – March 10 (7:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)
📍 Red Bud Elementary – March 11 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 Red Bud Middle – March 24 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 Sonoraville Elementary – March 23 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 Tolbert Elementary – March 25 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 W.L. Swain Elementary – March 18 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
Your voice matters as we work together to support student success across Gordon County Schools. We look forward to seeing you there!
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We’re inviting all parents, families, staff, and community members to share suggestions and feedback to help guide:
• School Improvement Plans
• School-Parent Compacts
• Parent & Family Engagement Funds
• District Parent & Family Engagement Policy
• Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan
Join us at one of the following locations:
📍 Ashworth Middle – March 9 (8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 Belwood Elementary – March 12 (7:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)
📍 Fairmount Elementary – March 10 (7:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.)
📍 Red Bud Elementary – March 11 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 Red Bud Middle – March 24 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 Sonoraville Elementary – March 23 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 Tolbert Elementary – March 25 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
📍 W.L. Swain Elementary – March 18 (7:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.)
Your voice matters as we work together to support student success across Gordon County Schools. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Gordon County Schools mourns the passing of Board of Education Post 4 Vice-Chairperson Bobby Hall, the longest-serving Board member in the history of our district.
Mr. Hall faithfully served the students, staff, and families of Gordon County in his 30th year on the Board. His tenure began in 1987 when he was elected to represent Post 7, serving until 2002. In 2013, he was appointed once again to the Board and was re-elected in 2017 to represent Post 4, where he continued his legacy of leadership and service.
An advocate for public education, Mr. Hall was a lifelong resident who loved this community. He strongly supported our students and faculty and worked to ensure every child had the opportunity to succeed. Mr. Hall believed in the power of education to change lives and make a difference, and that conviction guided every decision he made as a member of the Board.
Mr. Hall was always a familiar and welcome presence at sporting events, fine arts performances, and other school functions across the district. He made it a priority to show his support for students and to be accessible to families and employees. He led with his heart, always focused on doing what was right to help our schools improve and prosper.
Gordon County Schools is deeply saddened by the loss of Mr. Bobby Hall and extends heartfelt condolences to his family and friends during this difficult time. We are profoundly grateful for his decades of service, leadership, and love for this community.
Thank you, Mr. Hall, for everything you have done for Gordon County Schools. Your dedication leaves a lasting legacy, and we will miss you dearly.
Mr. Hall faithfully served the students, staff, and families of Gordon County in his 30th year on the Board. His tenure began in 1987 when he was elected to represent Post 7, serving until 2002. In 2013, he was appointed once again to the Board and was re-elected in 2017 to represent Post 4, where he continued his legacy of leadership and service.
An advocate for public education, Mr. Hall was a lifelong resident who loved this community. He strongly supported our students and faculty and worked to ensure every child had the opportunity to succeed. Mr. Hall believed in the power of education to change lives and make a difference, and that conviction guided every decision he made as a member of the Board.
Mr. Hall was always a familiar and welcome presence at sporting events, fine arts performances, and other school functions across the district. He made it a priority to show his support for students and to be accessible to families and employees. He led with his heart, always focused on doing what was right to help our schools improve and prosper.
Gordon County Schools is deeply saddened by the loss of Mr. Bobby Hall and extends heartfelt condolences to his family and friends during this difficult time. We are profoundly grateful for his decades of service, leadership, and love for this community.
Thank you, Mr. Hall, for everything you have done for Gordon County Schools. Your dedication leaves a lasting legacy, and we will miss you dearly.
Happy National FFA Week as we celebrate the leadership, hard work, and dedication of our FFA members across Gordon County Schools! We are proud of the impact they make through service, agriculture education, and community involvement. #ExtraordinaryGCS
Here are some fun pictures showcasing our STEAM Night from this week! Thank you to all parents and students who came and participated. We couldn't host events like this without the help of our amazing faculty and staff. #ExtraordinaryBES #ExtraordinaryGCS
Reminder that Gordon County Schools will observe Winter Break from February 16 through February 20. Students will return to class on Monday, February 23. We hope everyone enjoys a safe and restful break!
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Congratulations again to our two district PAGE STAR students, Gordon Central High School's Seth Kolterman and Sonoraville High School’s Morgan Guyton. These students were recognized Monday evening at the annual STAR Student banquet.
Gordon Central High School's 2026 STAR Student is Seth Kolterman. Seth is the son of Vicky Latimer and Tim Kolterman and plans to attend the Air Force Academy. He selected Gordon Central High School English teacher Shannon Rainwater as his STAR Teacher because she taught him how to think critically about literary works and to write efficiently for competitions. Seth appreciates the impact Mrs. Rainwater has had on him with understanding literature.
Sonoraville High School’s 2026 STAR Student is Morgan Guyton. Morgan is the daughter of Alan and Jackie Guyton and plans to attend the University of Georgia to major in English. She selected Sonoraville High School science teacher Samantha Watson as her STAR Teacher because of Mrs. Watson’s passion for science, ability to teach hard concepts, and dedication to her students. Morgan loves how Mrs. Watson builds relationships while teaching with rigor.
The Student Teacher Achievement Program (STAR) is sponsored, administered, and promoted by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators Foundation (PAGE) and the PAGE Foundation. Since its inception in 1958, the STAR program has honored more than 29,000 students and the teachers they have selected as having the most influence on their academic achievement. To obtain the STAR nomination, graduating high school seniors must have the highest score on a single test date on the SAT and be in the top 10 percent or top 10 students of their class based on grade point average.
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Gordon Central High School's 2026 STAR Student is Seth Kolterman. Seth is the son of Vicky Latimer and Tim Kolterman and plans to attend the Air Force Academy. He selected Gordon Central High School English teacher Shannon Rainwater as his STAR Teacher because she taught him how to think critically about literary works and to write efficiently for competitions. Seth appreciates the impact Mrs. Rainwater has had on him with understanding literature.
Sonoraville High School’s 2026 STAR Student is Morgan Guyton. Morgan is the daughter of Alan and Jackie Guyton and plans to attend the University of Georgia to major in English. She selected Sonoraville High School science teacher Samantha Watson as her STAR Teacher because of Mrs. Watson’s passion for science, ability to teach hard concepts, and dedication to her students. Morgan loves how Mrs. Watson builds relationships while teaching with rigor.
The Student Teacher Achievement Program (STAR) is sponsored, administered, and promoted by the Professional Association of Georgia Educators Foundation (PAGE) and the PAGE Foundation. Since its inception in 1958, the STAR program has honored more than 29,000 students and the teachers they have selected as having the most influence on their academic achievement. To obtain the STAR nomination, graduating high school seniors must have the highest score on a single test date on the SAT and be in the top 10 percent or top 10 students of their class based on grade point average.
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We are proud to recognize two outstanding middle school students who were honored by the Kiwanis Club for their service, leadership, and positive impact on their school communities! These students represent the very best of Red Bud Middle School and Ashworth Middle School.
Luke Boyd from Red Bud Middle School was recognized for his exceptional commitment to service. He consistently helps organize and run concession stands for home athletic events, all while maintaining honors-level academics. Luke is known as a trustworthy student and positive role model who steps up to meet needs and make his school a better place.
Braleigh Rollins from Ashworth Middle School was honored for her leadership and dedication to serving others. She plays an active role with Helping Hands Ending Hunger at AMS by organizing and packing bags for students, always bringing a positive attitude and a willingness to help. Braleigh truly embodies what it means to lead by example through service. #ExtraordinaryRBMS #ExtraordinaryAMS #ExtraordinaryGCS
Luke Boyd from Red Bud Middle School was recognized for his exceptional commitment to service. He consistently helps organize and run concession stands for home athletic events, all while maintaining honors-level academics. Luke is known as a trustworthy student and positive role model who steps up to meet needs and make his school a better place.
Braleigh Rollins from Ashworth Middle School was honored for her leadership and dedication to serving others. She plays an active role with Helping Hands Ending Hunger at AMS by organizing and packing bags for students, always bringing a positive attitude and a willingness to help. Braleigh truly embodies what it means to lead by example through service. #ExtraordinaryRBMS #ExtraordinaryAMS #ExtraordinaryGCS
We are excited to announce that Carrie Arnold will serve as the assistant principal of W.L. Swain Elementary beginning in the 2026-2027 school year!
Carrie has been a dedicated member of the Swain family since 2018, serving as the lead special education teacher. She has taught in inclusion, resource, and severe and profound settings. Carrie has been an educator since 2011 and was selected last year as W.L. Swain Elementary Teacher of the Year. Her commitment to students, staff, and families makes her a wonderful fit for this new role.
We also want to extend our heartfelt thanks to current assistant principal Stacy Calvert for her outstanding service to W.L. Swain Elementary. We wish her the very best as she retires at the end of this year and thank her for the lasting impact she has made on our school community.
Carrie has been a dedicated member of the Swain family since 2018, serving as the lead special education teacher. She has taught in inclusion, resource, and severe and profound settings. Carrie has been an educator since 2011 and was selected last year as W.L. Swain Elementary Teacher of the Year. Her commitment to students, staff, and families makes her a wonderful fit for this new role.
We also want to extend our heartfelt thanks to current assistant principal Stacy Calvert for her outstanding service to W.L. Swain Elementary. We wish her the very best as she retires at the end of this year and thank her for the lasting impact she has made on our school community.
Gordon County Schools Registration Information
Pre-K Registration Period: Now - March 6th
Pre-K Lottery: March 27th
Kindergarten Registration: Now Open!
Pre-K registration for Gordon County Schools is open now through March 6th. The Pre-K Lottery will take place March 27th. Children must be four years old on or before September 1st. Children who are five years old by September 1st may attend Pre-K if they have not previously attended a Georgia Pre-K.
For detailed information about Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration, follow the links below or scan the QR Code from the graphics. You may also call your child's in-district school for more information about kindergarten enrollment.
- Pre-K Registration Information: https://www.gcbe.org/page/prek-program
- Kindergarten Registration Information: https://www.gcbe.org/page/student-enrollment
Join our EXTRAORDINARY school system, where we are committed to student success!
Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate National FCCLA Week and recognize the students and educators involved in Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. FCCLA empowers students to develop leadership skills, explore career pathways, and strengthen families and communities through service and hands-on learning.
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Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate National FBLA Week and recognize the students and educators involved in Future Business Leaders of America. FBLA helps students develop leadership, teamwork, and career readiness skills while preparing them for success in business and beyond.
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Red Bud Middle School students had an outstanding showing at the Regional Technology Competition, earning multiple top honors and helping Gordon County Schools achieve its most successful year ever at the regional level! Everyone who competed should be very proud of their achievements.
Congratulations to our Red Bud Middle School regional winners:
Connor Gazzero and Rayce Johnston, 6th grade
5th–6th Grade Web and Mobile Apps
Rebecca Naum and Rosslyn Rodriguez, 8th grade
7th–8th Grade Video Production
Elijah Dacus and Dalton Evans, 8th grade
7th–8th Grade Web and Mobile Apps
Second-year regional winners
These students will advance to compete at the State Technology Competition in March. We are proud of their creativity, technical skills, and hard work, and we wish them the best as they represent Red Bud Middle School at the state level!
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Congratulations to our Red Bud Middle School regional winners:
Connor Gazzero and Rayce Johnston, 6th grade
5th–6th Grade Web and Mobile Apps
Rebecca Naum and Rosslyn Rodriguez, 8th grade
7th–8th Grade Video Production
Elijah Dacus and Dalton Evans, 8th grade
7th–8th Grade Web and Mobile Apps
Second-year regional winners
These students will advance to compete at the State Technology Competition in March. We are proud of their creativity, technical skills, and hard work, and we wish them the best as they represent Red Bud Middle School at the state level!
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Gordon Central High School and Sonoraville High School are proud to announce the Valedictorians and Salutatorians for the Class of 2026!
Valedictorians:
Keira Bryson, Gordon Central High School
Keira is the daughter of Gregory and Shelly Bryson. She plans to attend the University of Georgia, where she will major in Elementary Education.
Rushi Patel, Sonoraville High School
Rushi is the son of Tony and Dilpa Patel. He plans to attend the Georgia Institute of Technology, where he will major in Finance.
Salutatorians:
Seth Kolterman, Gordon Central High School
Seth is the son of Tim Kolterman and Vicky Latimer. He plans to attend the United States Air Force Academy.
Morgan Ava Guyton, Sonoraville High School
Morgan is the daughter of Alan and Jackie Guyton. She plans to attend the University of Georgia, where she will major in English.
Both schools commend these students for their dedication, perseverance, and commitment to academic excellence, and congratulate them on their outstanding achievements as they prepare for the next chapter of their educational journeys.
Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate an outstanding showing at the Regional Technology Competition. This year, we had a total of seven regional winners, the most winners our district has ever earned. We also took 60 students to the regional competition, another district record, with every school represented.
Congratulations to our regional winners:
Rebekah Sanchez, 4th grade, Tolbert Elementary
3rd–4th Grade Graphic Design
Connor Gazzero and Rayce Johnston, 6th grade, Red Bud Middle School
5th–6th Grade Web and Mobile Apps
Rebecca Naum and Rosslyn Rodriguez, 8th grade, Red Bud Middle School
7th–8th Grade Video Production
Gracelyn Manis, 6th grade, Ashworth Middle School
5th–6th Grade Animation
Zillionaire Li Ou, 9th grade, Gordon Central High School
9th–10th Grade Animation
Elijah Dacus and Dalton Evans, 8th grade, Red Bud Middle School
7th–8th Grade Web and Mobile Apps
Second-year regional winners
Olivia Hawkins and Amerie Tipton, 5th grade, Tolbert Elementary
5th–6th Grade Digital Photo Production
Second-year regional winners
These regional winners will advance to compete at the State Technology Competition in March. We are extremely proud of all students who participated and represented Gordon County Schools so well. Congratulations to our winners, and best of luck as they move on to the state level.
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Congratulations to our regional winners:
Rebekah Sanchez, 4th grade, Tolbert Elementary
3rd–4th Grade Graphic Design
Connor Gazzero and Rayce Johnston, 6th grade, Red Bud Middle School
5th–6th Grade Web and Mobile Apps
Rebecca Naum and Rosslyn Rodriguez, 8th grade, Red Bud Middle School
7th–8th Grade Video Production
Gracelyn Manis, 6th grade, Ashworth Middle School
5th–6th Grade Animation
Zillionaire Li Ou, 9th grade, Gordon Central High School
9th–10th Grade Animation
Elijah Dacus and Dalton Evans, 8th grade, Red Bud Middle School
7th–8th Grade Web and Mobile Apps
Second-year regional winners
Olivia Hawkins and Amerie Tipton, 5th grade, Tolbert Elementary
5th–6th Grade Digital Photo Production
Second-year regional winners
These regional winners will advance to compete at the State Technology Competition in March. We are extremely proud of all students who participated and represented Gordon County Schools so well. Congratulations to our winners, and best of luck as they move on to the state level.
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