ARE YOU READY FOR SOME BASKETBALL!!??!! COME HELP US CHEER ON THE BOBCATS @ Mitchell County High School!! GAME TIME: 6 PM Then go over to Albany to SUPPORT SOCCER AT DOUGHERTY HIGH @ 7:30 PM!! We love our scholar athletes!! GO BOBCATS!
Dooly K-8 needs all parents' help!! Please help your child's school by completing this survey by March 1, 2024. Use this link - https://gshs.gadoe.org/Pages/parent.aspx or scan the QR code on the flyer. We need at least 50% of parents!! But we know you will help us get much more than that!!!! Thanks for making our schools world premiere!! #B.I.G.Dooly #buildingintentionalgreatness
We are proud of our Middle School scholar athletes! Thanks for a great day of baseball and soccer!
Our Bobcats were sooo close today, but fell shy 65-67 against Wheeler. This puts our Bobcats at #4 in the Region. We still believe Bobcats! Next up - Mitchell County, Camilla, GA on Tuesday, February 20, 2024! See you there!
Greetings Bobcat Nation!! Today's Wow Wednesday Black History Month Feature was an extreme "Wow" moment for me as I was flipping through Mrs. Sheila Almond's well-kept, school scrapbooks. Among many clippings of great school events was article after article of a two time Olympic Gold medalist from Vienna, GA!! A graduate of Dooly County Schools!!!! Roger Kingdom!
Recently, it was a privilege speaking to Ms. Christine Kingdom and learning more about Roger Kingdom and all of her children including her daughter, Lorrye Borden, who taught 30 years in the Dooly County School System! Here's a link for more information about Roger Kingdom's story:
https://www.teamusa.com/news/2022/june/08/hall-of-fame-inductee-roger-kingdom-cleared-every-hurdle-on-the-way-to-olympic-stardom.
A gentle reminder that Friday, February 16, 2024 is an asynchronous learning day for students, and it's followed by winter break February 19-23, 2024.
Did you know that a prominent/notable hair care products entrepreneur and businessman is from Byromville, Ga originally?
In Honor of Black History Month, Dooly County School System will feature each Wednesday a little known fact about the extraordinary accomplishments of African Americans. This is information that often leaves one saying or thinking, "oh, wow", and the phrase is then mostly followed by "I didn't know that."
That was exactly what many Dooly County School System leaders said Monday during a meeting when our Superintendent, Dr. Sherrod Willaford, told us about Mr. Therman McKenzie, Sr. Enjoy reading about him in today's Black History Month Wow Wednesday.
Dooly County School System gladly joins the nation and world in celebrating the extraordinary courage and accomplishments of African Americans during Black History Month. Our schools celebrate in many ways. If you visit any of our schools, you will see the walls adorned with posters of notable and trailblazing men and women who have made a tremendous impact on our country and the world. In addition, we will feature a Black History Month campaign sharing little known facts and thoughts about local and national greats and the importance of Black History Month. Look for these on Wow Wednesdays and Fridays. To culminate the month, feel free to join the schools for amazing Black History Programs - Dooly County K-8, Tuesday, 2/27/24 at 9 a.m. in the MS Gym and Dooly County High School, 2/29/24 at 2 p.m in the HS Gym.
It's a historic day at Dooly County High School with 6 student athletes signing on to colleges and universities for National Signing Day. Congratulations to these young men and their families!
It's a historic day in at Dooly County High School with 6 student athletes signing on to colleges and universities for National Signing Day. Congratulations to these young men and their families!
Dooly County School District salutes our professional school counselors this week during National School Counselors Week! Thank you so much for all that you do!
Dooly County School District joined the American Heart Association for #wearredday to bring awareness to heart health. Faculty, staff and students united with millions of people around the nation in solidarity to eradicate heart disease and stroke. Open your heart and take care of your heart for strength and longevity.
Wear red this Friday in support of the American Heart Association and heart health!!
The Georgia Association for Educational Leaders recognized Dooly County School District with the 2023-24 GAEL Vision Award. The Vision Award recognizes school districts that are committed to professional learning and growth for teachers, administrators, and staff.
Christ Chapel Food Distribution Friday! Volunteers Needed! See flyers for details.
Calling all DCHS families to join us for the Title I Family Engagement Night - State of Our School, 2nd 9 weeks Awards, Graduation and Beyond and CTAE Pathways - Wednesday, January 31, 2023 at 5:30 at the High School Gym.
Únase a nosotros para la Noche de participación familiar del Título I de DCHS: Estado de nuestra escuela, Premios de la segunda semana de 9, Graduación y más allá y Caminos CTAE. Miércoles 31 de enero de 2023 a las 5:30.
Reaching 1000 points in basketball is a major feet, but Dooly County High School's Jalen Hall has reached 2000!!! Congratulations Jalen on reaching this goal!
Bobcats, we're so proud of your fight in our games tonight against the Macon County Bulldogs! Keep pushing! Great energy and support from our Bobcat fans too! Thanks for showing up for our youth!! #ThisisDooly! #IamDooly! #WeareDooly!! More photo highlights to come tomorrow! Stay tuned!
We are feeling that Bobcat spirit as we wait for the Dooly County Bobcats to take on the Macon County Bulldogs!! Come on out! The girls take the floor in 30 minutes and the boys at 7:30. $10 entrance fee...See you at DCHS!
The focus of the Dooly County School System's January District Leadership Team meeting was analyzing mid-year school data. After Superintendent, Dr. Sherrod Willaford informed school and district leaders about the Cognia Accreditation process, teams from Dooly K-8 and DCHS presented CCRPI, assessment, attendance, and behavior data. School teams also discussed school improvement goals, action plans and resources being utilized to increase student achievement and school outcomes.
January's district recognition went to the following leaders:
Cynthia Levatte, Family and Communications Engagement Specialist - Bobby, The Bobcat Spirit Award; Dr. Rodney McBride, DCHS Principal and LaMonika Hill, DCHS Assistant Principal - Game Ball; Dr. Holly Walters, DC K-8 Principal, Rodney Daniels, DC K-5 Assistant Principal and Kristen Anderson, DC 6-8 Assistant Principal - Game Ball; Leeza Streetman, Technology Director - Committed to Growth Award.
Congratulations to all of these leaders! #ThisisDooly! #IamDooly! #WeareDooly!
