A group of five individuals stand together on a gym floor in front of a blue padded wall featuring a school mascot logo. Three of them wear matching purple shirts, one wears a dark jacket, and one stands in the center wearing a black skirt, black boots, and a light-colored sweater draped over their shoulders. A podium and chairs are visible on the right side of the gym.
A group of seven individuals stand together in front of a wall painted with musical notes and instruments. One person in the front holds up a printed inspection sheet or certificate. The group is standing in a gym or cafeteria area with blue and white walls.
A smiling woman stands in front of a green wall with a glowing “Tolbert Elementary” sign, holding a bouquet of pink and purple flowers tied with a pink ribbon.
Six elementary students stand in front of a green wall with a “Tolbert Elementary” sign. The students are dressed in casual clothes, including sweaters and hoodies, and are smiling while posing together indoors.
Four adults and two children pose in front of a decorated Christmas tree inside a school building. The group is smiling and holding two large snowman decorations. Holiday wreaths and festive decorations are visible in the background.
A group of elementary students and a teacher stand in a school hallway under a sign that reads “Be Your Best at TES.” Several students wear reindeer antlers, and three students in the center hold green papers displaying the numbers 3, 5, and 1.
A group of school staff and community members stand together in a meeting room in front of a wall displaying the “Gordon County Schools” logo. The group includes men, women, and one young child, all dressed in business or business-casual attire, smiling and posing for a group photo. Wooden desks and a formal boardroom setting are visible in the background.
A young student with long blonde hair stands in front of a green leafy backdrop, holding a certificate that features a bee illustration and the words “2025–2026 Max V. Tolbert Elementary School Spelling Bee.” The student is wearing a gray sweatshirt and looking at the camera with a slight smile.
Spelling Bee in Yellow with a bee
Tolbert Elementary Students Shine in Red Ribbon Week Art Contest: Kinley Kirby Takes First Place!
No Cost Breakfast and Lunch
Tolbert Elementary Engages Students with Exciting STEAM Career Day
District TOTY Emily Rossberg
We are excited to share a cherished moment with our fifth-grade students as they pose for their group picture, marking asignificant milestone in their educational journey. As theyprepare to transition to middle school, we reflect on thefriendships formed and the memories created during their timeat Tolbert Elementary.  A special thank you to our dedicated teachers and staff for theirunwavering support and encouragement. We are proud of ourstudents and look forward to seeing all the amazing things theywill accomplish in the future!  Let's celebrate the bright futures ahead for the Class of 2032!
TOLBERT ELEMENTARY ANNOUNCES FIFTH GRADE FAVORITES!
CONGRATULATIONS TO TOLBERT ELEMENTARY TEACHER EMILY ROSSBERG, DISTRICT TEACHER OF THE YEAR FINALIST!  Congratulations to Tolbert Elementary 3rd grade teacher Emily Rossberg on being named a District Teacher of the Year finalist! With 15 years of teaching experience, Emily is in her second year at TES after spending 13 years teaching in West Yellowstone, Montana. There, she taught 2nd and 4th grade while also serving as Head Activities Director, assistant girls’ basketball coach, assistant volleyball coach, and positive behavior program director. At Tolbert, she continues to be a dedicated leader, serving as PTO treasurer and a member of the TES Literacy Council. #TogetherGCS #TogetherTES #GordonCountySchools
Tolbert Elementary School’s Nutrition Department Earns Perfect 100 on Georgia Department of Public Health Inspection We are pleased to announce that Tolbert Elementary School’s Nutrition Department has received a perfect score of 100 on its recent Georgia Department of Public Health inspection! This outstanding achievement reflects their dedication, hard work, and commitment to maintaining the highest standards of nutrition and safety for our students. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed to this success. Your dedication to excellence is crucial in ensuring the best for our students every day.
LR:  Amerie and Olivia standing on stage at Georgia State Technology Competition with third place medals
Tolbert Elementary congratulates Mrs. Emily Rossberg as this year's Teacher of the Year.  Mrs. Rossberg is a fifteen-year veteran of the teaching profession, having served at schools in both Georgia and Montana across several elementary grades. This is her second year teaching at Tolbert Elementary, and she serves as a third grade teacher. She is also a faculty & parent member of Tolbert's PTO and is very involved in the school community. She is married to her husband, Shay, and mom to her daughter, Ryleigh, who is a pre-K student at TES.  When nominated, Mrs. Rossberg's peers stated, "Mrs. Rossberg is an amazing third grade teacher. Her lessons are very engaging; the students often do not even realize they are learning. She possesses the ability to ensure every child is engrossed in learning activities. Her classroom has literally become a community. It is apparent that she genuinely cares about each student and their academics, and she has strong collaborative relationships with her peers. She is a knowledgeable and dedicated teacher who wants nothing but the best for her students and colleagues. She is intentional with everything she does here at Tolbert Elementary."  Many congratulations to Mrs. Rossberg for this tremendous accomplishment! Go Warriors!
OLIVIA HAWKINS AND AMERIE TIPTON ADVANCE TO GEORGIA STATE TECHNOLOGY COMPETITION! Tolbert Elementary School is excited to announce that fourth-grade students Olivia Hawkins and Amerie Tipton will represent the school at the upcoming Georgia State Technology Competition this Saturday. After showcasing their outstanding talent and creativity in the county and regional technology competitions, Olivia and Amerie have earned their spot at the state level with their impressive digital photography project. Their innovative approach and attention to detail have set them apart, earning well-deserved recognition for their hard work. “We are incredibly proud of Olivia and Amerie for their dedication and accomplishments thus far,” said Mrs. Belinda Smith, their sponsoring teacher. “Their success at the county and regional competitions is a testament to their passion for learning and commitment to excellence. We are confident they will represent Tolbert Elementary School with pride and distinction at the state competition.” As they prepare for the state event, we wish Olivia and Amerie the best of luck!