Our Valdosta High School Volleyball team is making history!!

Valdosta City Schools will post regular, weekly updates of COVID-19 data.

On Friday, October 15, Valdosta City Schools will have several buses working to transport students for extracurricular activities during the afternoon hours.  Because of this, our afternoon school routes will be interrupted.

The Valdosta Wildcats will travel to Warner Robins on Friday, October 15, to play their first region game against the Northside Warner Robins Eagles.

The temporary virtual learning option for all K-12 students in Valdosta City Schools will conclude on Tuesday, October 12 at the end of the first grading period.  All virtual learners, K - 12th grades, will be expected to return to their respective schools for traditional, face-to-face instruction on Wednesday, October 13.

Valdosta High School seniors, Adrianna Breeden and Kaleb Robinson have been named Homecoming Queen and King for 2021.

One of the highest priorities for Valdosta City Schools Nutrition Program is to ensure students receive nutritious meals in the midst of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Valdosta City Schools has earned system accreditation by Cognia™, a nonprofit organization that provides quality assurance for schools, school districts, and education service providers. Cognia nationally recognizes districts that meet rigorous standards that focus on productive learning environments, equitable resource allocation, and effective leadership. Earning accreditation from the Cognia Global Accreditation Commission means that Valdosta City Schools is nationally recognized as a school system that meets quality standards, and maintains a commitment to continuous improvement.

State School Superintendent Richard Woods has selected 66 Georgia high-school students to serve on his 2021-2022 Student Advisory Council. Jay Ball, sophomore at Valdosta High School, was one of the chosen students.

The United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP) sends two delegates from every state to spend a week in Washington, D.C., where they study our government firsthand. There is also a $10,000 college scholarship for each delegate.