Education

Bulloch County Schools is now accepting nominations for Gifted Services for new students in kindergarten through eighth grade. The nomination window is open now through August 22nd.

Bulloch County Schools is gearing up to host its annual Parent Nights in August and September. The events, held at the district's Title 1 schools, aim to connect parents with teachers, provide classroom resources, and offer support for student success.

The streets of Statesboro are alive with the energy of returning and incoming students as Georgia Southern University prepares for the fall 2025 semester. The university is focusing on making the transition into college life a smooth one with a variety of welcome events.

After delays, Georgia schools are finally receiving federal funds. The State Board of Education announced Wednesday the allocation of over $145 million across multiple grant programs to support student success and specific educational initiatives. See a list of allocated funds by school system in the article.

In a significant move to bolster local education, community and business leaders in Liberty County have joined forces to create the Liberty County Eagle Excellence Scholarship Fund, which will support students attending the Liberty Campus of Georgia Southern University.

On Wednesday, July 30, the Regional Industry Support Enterprise (RISE) hosted a Higher Education Alignment Summit at Georgia Southern University.

Georgia State School Superintendent Richard Woods is looking for high school students to join his 2025-2026 Student Advisory Council, offering a unique opportunity to impact education policy at the state level.

Ogeechee Technical College held its biannual pinning ceremony on July 29, 2025, honoring 16 dedicated students from the Practical Nursing program and celebrating their achievements.

Bulloch County residents are facing the prospect of a property tax increase in 2025, as the Bulloch County Board of Education announced its intention to raise taxes by 39.67 percent over the rollback millage rate. The decision comes as the school district grapples with budget constraints.

With a potential $175 million at stake, Bulloch County Schools are presenting a comprehensive plan for ESPLOST VI. The proposed initiative seeks to fund essential projects, including a new high school and upgrades to existing facilities, as they prepare for a November vote.