Valdosta City Schools will be moving to an online platform for student registration.  Staff will participate in training during the next few weeks with the expectation of going live with the new platform in early July.  

This online registration is for all students entering Kindergarten and/or transferring into the district from other school systems. Please check back on all web and social media sites for further details on the new process beginning July 1, 2020.
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We understand that when many of our students left our buildings on Friday, March 13, no one realized that we would not be coming back for the remainder of the school year.

Please see the information below from our schools on how to pick-up personal items left in our schools and lockers.
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Valdosta High School will host "Drive-Thru" Graduation on Friday, May 22, beginning at 6:00 pm.  All students are asked to wear their caps and gowns and ride on the passenger side of their automobiles.
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Information on promotion/retention and grading for students of Valdosta City Schools is listed below. Please understand, our students will not be penalized for being out of school because of something that is beyond their control.
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The 2020 Miss VHS Pageant was held virtually at the Valdosta City Schools' Performing Arts Center on May 7. Contestants competed in live virtual interviews with judges, Wildcat casual wear, and evening gown competition. Contestants also created and developed philanthropic platform boards that were submitted to the judges electronically for judging. All of the contestants worked very hard and made this a close competition.
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Teacher Appreciation Month 2020: In circumstances we wouldn’t have chosen, teachers rose above
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As of now, we do not have dates for summer practice or tryouts due to uncertainties regarding COVID-19.
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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.
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J. L. Lomax teachers and staff sure do miss their scholars! Soon after the announcement of school closures, many of the J.L. Lomax employees participated in a neighborhood drive-thru.
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Valdosta High School’s Albert Minhyuk Kang will be attending Princeton University this fall on a full tuition scholarship.
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