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The Bibb County School District Newsletter

April 3, 2019
District Holds Teacher Recruitment Fair

On March 9, the District held its annual Teacher Recruitment Fair, with more than 200 candidates meeting with our principals at Rutland High School. Lots of them had interviews with schools for openings, and some came away with a chance to join our team for 2019-2020!
"The fair was well-attended, and we offered some contracts as well," said Human Resources Coordinator Mallori Gattis.
Special thanks to Rutland High for hosting this event and to all our principals, teachers, staff and even students for making candidates feel welcome.
Central Student Publishes Book About Childhood
SOAR Academy Student Wins Hat Contest

McDuffie and Students Visit Vineville Academy

On March 13, Vineville Academy of the Arts got a visit from Robert McDuffie and Robert McDuffie Center for Strings students. The group performed several pieces and answered students’ questions. McDuffie also showed the students that you can even dance to classical music and talked to them about the importance of practicing.
“Just pretend that you’re in a different world when you practice, and pretend that people are in front of you listening,” he said.
Special thanks to McDuffie and the Business Education Partnership for making this visit possible. It’s important for our students to see all the opportunities that await them if they keep up their hard work!
Bernd Student Becomes Millionaire Reader

Miller Middle, Westside High Recognized for SMART Efforts

In March, Miller Magnet Middle School and Westside High School were recognized as a SMART Technologies exemplary schools. This is an effort to honor schools that implement technology in the classroom for a variety of activities and functions. Miller Principal Jim Montgomery said that the award was a sign that the focus on technology is "alive and well at Miller."
"It demonstrates our teachers' and students' use of technology in the classroom, which is one of the District's commitments," he said.
Middle School Students Taste Test Water Flavors

"The Student Health Advocates did an amazing job teaching their peers about the importance of drinking water and less sugary drinks," said Jenna Derzi, the District's PEP Grant Coordinator.
Rutland High Student Named State Officer

Sabrina Rutledge, a sophomore at Rutland High School, was recently elected to serve as the Vice President of Public Relations for Georgia FCCLA. Way to go!
Taylor Students Create Vehicles to Celebrate School Breakfast Week
Bernd Elementary Recognizes Students of the Month

District Participates in "Read Across America"

District Raises More than $4,000 for Daybreak

SkillsUSA Chapter Recognized at Silver Level

Porter Elementary Students Experience Career Caravan

Vineville Academy Recognizes Character Students

Health Teachers Receive FLASH Training

Be a Watchdog! Stop Bullying!


Bibb County School District
Vision:
Each student demonstrates strength of character
and is college or career ready.
Mission:
The Bibb County School District will develop
a highly trained staff and an engaged community dedicated
to educating each student for a 21st century global society.