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Say Something Anonymous Reporting System graphic announcing that the program is “Now Available.” The Say Something logo and “Anonymous Reporting System by Sandy Hook Promise” appear on the left, with large navy “Now Available” text and gold accent lines on the right.
Blue and gold Wilkinson County Schools Literacy Month graphic featuring an open book surrounded by stacks of books, a pencil, light bulb, rocket, and plant. Text reads, “Wilkinson County Schools Literacy Month. Read. Discover. Grow.”
Colorful illustrated fruits and vegetables surround the words, “The Wilco Wellness Committee Needs You,” with reminders to stay active and eat healthy.
From left, Dr. Latonia Butts, Assistant Principal of Instruction; Superintendent Dr. Angela James; Dr. Jamie Paulk, Principal; and Michael Hussey, Assistant Principal of Operations, display Wilkinson County High School’s Georgia Literacy Leader banner during the August Board of Education meeting.
Wilkinson County Schools staff members smile and assist families with backpacks and school supplies during the annual Back-to-School Drive in the school gymnasium.
Blue, gold, and white graphic reading “Distraction-Free Learning, 2026–2027 School Year. Disconnect to Connect,” with a crossed-out cell phone and open book icon.
Professional headshot of Michael Hussey, Assistant Principal of Operations at Wilkinson County High School.
Professional headshot of Dr. LaTonia Butts, Assistant Principal of Instruction at Wilkinson County High School.
Colorful banner promoting the Wilkinson County Schools STREAM I & II 21st Century Afterschool Program for the 2026–2027 school year. The center features large multicolored "STREAM" lettering with "I & II" beside it and a blue ribbon reading "21st Century Afterschool Program." The slogan "Explore. Learn. Create. Grow." appears below, followed by "Registration Now Open!" on a purple brushstroke banner with the message, "Join us for another year of hands-on learning, academic support & enriching activities!" Science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics, and reading icons line the bottom. Decorative graphics including a beaker, gears, paint palette, paintbrush, books, apple, lightbulb, pencil, and drone surround the design on a white background with colorful accents.
Felicia Batts, WCSD Special Education Director
WCES Assistant Principal
A recognition graphic from Wilkinson County Schools honoring seven 2025–2026 retirees. The white and gold design features blue and gold balloons, confetti, and the headline "Thank You for Your Years of Dedication." Portraits and titles include Dr. Chiquita Geter, WCSD PEC Director; Dr. Yasmin Whirl, WCHS Assistant Principal; Lauren Hunter, WCHS Graduation Coach; Gina Pearson, WCPES Assistant Principal; Lawanda Williams, WCMHS School Nutrition Manager; Bobby Schneider, Transportation; and Debra Cooper, WCPES Custodian. The Wilkinson County Schools crest, a retirement seal, and the phrase "Once a Warrior; Always a Warrior" appear at the bottom.
An infographic highlighting the Georgia School Climate Ratings for Wilkinson County Schools. The graphic displays the ratings for Wilkinson County Primary School (4.25), Wilkinson County Elementary School (3.5), Wilkinson County Middle School (5.0), and Wilkinson County High School (4.5), recognizing improvements across the district and the shared commitment to positive school environments.
New employees participate in the Wilkinson County Schools 2026 New Employee Orientation and Onboarding session while district leaders and staff provide information about district procedures, resources, expectations, and support for the upcoming school year.
Wilkinson County Schools graphic announcing that Wilkinson County Primary School, Wilkinson County Elementary School, and Wilkinson County Middle School earned the 2025 Beating the Odds designation from the Governor's Office of Student Achievement. The graphic highlights that the schools outperformed similar schools across Georgia and recognizes the contributions of dedicated teachers, focused students, supportive families, and strong school communities.
GaTAPP graduates Christopher Whipple, Sharon Little, and Cameron Nicely are joined by Wilkinson County Schools Superintendent Dr. Angela James, Wilkinson County Middle School Principal Dr. Ashley Choice, and Assistant Principal Krystalyn May at the Oconee RESA GaTAPP Completion Ceremony.
Graduates from Wilkinson County High School's Class of 2026 celebrate during commencement as they receive their diplomas and officially become Warrior alumni.
Proposed FY27 CLIP Review and Feedback
Graphic reads “Welcome to Warrior Nation” and introduces Coach Juwan Hopkins as the Warrior Basketball Head Coach. The image features a smiling portrait of Coach Hopkins on the right, with a basketball court background and the Warrior logo on the left. His name appears in bold across the bottom in school colors.
Dustin Archebelle newly appointed Head Girls Basketball Coach at Wilkinson County High School