Stewart County Elementary School Named Literacy Leader School
LUMPKIN, GA - The Stewart County School District is thrilled to announce that our Elementary
School has been named a Literacy Leader School by the Georgia Department of Education. This
distinction celebrates schools that have demonstrated gateway growth designation as a Literacy
Leader based on the Georgia Milestones Reading Status indicator, determined by our 3rd
Grade students' Lexile scores on specific ELA assessment questions. This achievement reflects our
teacher, Ms. Arlece Armour's dedication, the student’s hard work, and community support.
This week is School Bus Safety Week! Thank you to our Bus Drivers for all you do. Also, Wednesday, Oct 23 is Digital Learning Day. Please click through to read the letters from our Superintendent Dr. Robinson for more information about both of these events this week!
LUMPKIN, GA—The Stewart County School District is proud to announce its impressive four- and five-year average 93.1% graduation rate, as the Georgia Department of Education reported on October 8, 2024. This marks the third consecutive year that our district has maintained a graduation rate in the 90th percentile, consistently performing higher than the state average.
Bringing the World to the Classroom’
Stewart County Elementary and Middle School Grade 5 and Grade 6 scholars recently visited Providence Canyon to learn frist hand about Weathering, Erosion and Deposition.
This field trip was lead by SCS educatiors Mrs. Hunter, Ms. Mulgrave, Mrs. McPhee and Coach Mckinney. Also, special thanks to Ms. Thomas and Ms. Watson from the 4-H Extension and The Friends of Providence Canyon for facilitating this excellent learning opportunity. Scholars had a wonderful time enjoying the weather, the fresh air, the magnificant canyon and learning about these important Science topics.
