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

ATTENTION VIRTUAL FAMILIES:

If you received a Verizon Hotspot from Valdosta City Schools, please return it to your child’s school or the district office as soon as possible.

May 6, 2021 – State School Superintendent Richard Woods today announced the 10 finalists for 2022 Georgia Teacher of the Year. Natasha Nicole Berry, third grade teacher, Sallas Mahone Elementary School, Valdosta City Schools is among this elite group of educators.

In accordance with this 2009 state law (O.C.G.A 20-2-2131) parents/guardians may request to transfer their child to another school within the district if adequate, permanent classroom space is available at the requested school.

Students in Mrs. Townsend's first grade class at S.L. Mason Elementary School celebrated World Read Aloud Day.

“The Black Family: Representation, Identity, and Diversity”

Georgia School Superintendent, Richard Woods, recently named the 2021 Advanced Placement (AP) Honor Schools. Valdosta High School was named an AP Access and Support School and an AP STEM School.

Valdosta City Schools recently presented a pay increase for substitute teachers to the Valdosta Board of Education that was unanimously approved.

Percy Chastang III, Hope Emanuel, and Roosevelt James, III have been selected to participate in a week-long program focused on leadership, diversity and inclusion, social-emotional intelligence, and career exploration sponsored by 21st Century Leaders.

All Valdosta City Schools are Title I schools, and as the parent/guardian and family member of a child attending a Title I school, you are an important member of the Title I team.