This recognition reflects the hard work and dedication of TES students, teachers, staff, and families. We are proud to celebrate this outstanding accomplishment and the continued commitment to student success at Tolbert Elementary.
We look forward to recognizing TES at the October 19 Board of Education meeting!
#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #TolbertElementary



The Treasure Trove Scholar Treat Cart made its way through the Tolbert halls to celebrate students who earned Honor Roll and Merit List recognition for the first six weeks!
Dressed as pirates, Dr. Owen, Principal, and Mrs. Vincent, Assistant Principal, made special stops to surprise our deserving scholars with a treat and plenty of congratulations for their hard work and academic achievement.
Congratulations, Warrior Scholars! Keep working hard, reaching for your goals, and discovering the treasure that comes from doing your best!
#WarriorScholars #TreasureTrove #HonorRoll #MeritList #CelebratingSuccess #TolbertElementary


This prestigious recognition identifies Tolbert Elementary among the top 5% of Title I schools in Georgia making the most progress in improving the academic performance of all students.
Title I Reward Schools are identified by comparing content mastery scores from the two most recent years of reported data from statewide assessments. Being included among the state’s highest progressing Title I schools reflects the continued focus on student achievement taking place throughout Tolbert Elementary.
The Georgia Department of Education’s Office of Federal Programs shared that the recognition reflects the commitment and hard work of educators, students, and families. The department also noted that earning the distinction highlights effective teaching and strong school leadership. Title I, Part A provides federal funding to support schools in strengthening academic achievement and helping ensure students have opportunities to meet challenging state academic standards.
The 2026 Title I Reward School designation celebrates the dedication of Tolbert Elementary’s students, teachers, staff, administrators, and families and their commitment to continued academic growth and student success. Gordon County Schools congratulates the entire Tolbert Elementary community on this outstanding statewide recognition.

Students worked in teams as they rolled a ball and earned points by getting it into a hoop, landing it on a frisbee, or knocking over a bowling pin. The activity kept everyone moving, competing, and cheering on their teammates as they worked to earn the most points.
#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #TolbertElementary

These early literacy activities help students build important foundations for reading, writing, and communication. As students recognize letters, connect sounds, and share words, they are developing skills that will support their learning for years to come.
#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #TolbertElementary

Tolbert Elementary will observe a Flex At-Home Learning Day on Friday, September 18, 2026.
Students will complete learning activities from home while teachers participate in districtwide professional learning. Your child’s teacher will provide assignments, instructions, and any additional information needed to support learning from home.
Thank you, Tolbert families, for your continued support, flexibility, and partnership in your child’s education.
Grow. Connect. Succeed.
#TolbertElementary #FlexLearningDay #AtHomeLearning #GrowConnectSucceed #BESTAtTES


Students practiced important early literacy skills as they worked with sounds, letters, and words in an engaging way. They broke down words and clapped to the sounds of syllables. Lessons like this help our youngest learners build confidence as they grow as readers and develop the foundation they need for future success.
#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #TolbertElementary

During the month of August, Tolbert students logged an impressive 40,273 minutes of reading toward the schoolwide goal of 500,000 minutes during the 2026–2027 school year.
Tolbert Elementary School congratulates the top readers and Beanstack winners from each grade level for August. Their dedication to reading is helping build strong habits, strengthen literacy skills, and move our school community closer to reaching its goal.
Congratulations to our August readers! Keep reading, keep logging those minutes, and help Tolbert reach 500,000 minutes!
#TolbertElementary #Beanstack #ReadingChallenge #BestAtTES #TolbertReaders #GrowConnectSucceed

Please join us for the Annual Title I Parent Meeting where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
September 9, 2026, at 11:45 AM
Tolbert Elementary School - School Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-629-4404

Please join us for the Annual Title I Parent Meeting where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
September 9, 2026, at 11:45 AM
Tolbert Elementary School - School Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-629-4404

We’re inviting community members to join us for Volunteer Training and learn how you can support our students through opportunities like reading with students and our Lunch Buddies program.
📅 Friday, September 4, 2026
🕘 9:00 a.m.
📍 Central Office Board Room
(7300 Fairmount HWY SE, Calhoun, GA 30701)
Whether you’re helping a student build confidence as a reader or simply sharing a smile and conversation at lunch, your time and kindness can make a meaningful difference.
Let's help every student Grow, Connect, Succeed!
#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools


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Students practiced using number lines to see how numbers are connected and how they can determine which number a value is closest to when rounding. These strategies help students strengthen number sense and build confidence as mathematicians.
It was a great day of learning and problem-solving at TES!
#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #TolbertElementary

Please join us for the Annual Title I Parent Meeting where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
September 9, 2026, at 11:45 AM
Tolbert Elementary School - School Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-629-4404

Please join us for the Annual Title I Parent Meeting where we will discuss:
What are the district and school goals?
What is Title I?
What is Parent Engagement?
How can I get involved?
September 9, 2026, at 11:45 AM
Tolbert Elementary School - School Cafeteria
All parents and families are invited to participate.
For more information contact the school at 706-629-4404

Tuesday, Sept. 8 – Decades Day
Celebrate 250 years of America by dressing like your favorite decade!
Wednesday, Sept. 9 – Army vs. Barbie Day
Wear camo or dress like Barbie—the choice is yours!
Thursday, Sept. 10 – Red, White & Blue Day
Show your American spirit from head to toe!
Friday, Sept. 11 – Extreme Warrior Spirit Day
Go all out and show your Warrior spirit—the crazier, the better!
Please remember that the school dress code still applies to all dress-up days.
We look forward to celebrating Homecoming Week alongside Gordon Central and showing our Warrior spirit!
#Hoco2026 #SpiritWeek #Homecoming #TolbertElementary #WarriorSpirit

If you have not yet completed the 2027-2028 School Calendar Survey, please take a few moments to share your preference between Option 1 and Option 2. The primary difference between the two proposed calendars is the timing of Fall Break.
The survey also includes an optional section about school and district communications. These questions will help us better understand how you receive information, which communication tools you prefer, and whether there is interest in exploring a more centralized approach to communication.
The communications portion is completely optional and is not required in order to submit your calendar selection.
The survey closes September 1. Please submit your response using this link: https://forms.gle/wM3v9A7N4SfNDoRg6
Thank you for taking a few moments to provide your feedback!

