Our Schools
Small, caring schools are what you will find in the Brooks County School System. Students enjoy the close attention they receive from certified teachers in a safe classroom setting. Teachers and Administrators are committeed to sharing the world with our students as they encourage them to become life-long learners and successful citizens. From learning the ABC's to college prep courses our students have a wealth of knowledge and opportunities available to them. Classrooms are equipped with up-to-date technology beginning in Pre-K.
Our test scores are competitive with larger area schools and in some areas surpass both region and state test results. After-school programs area available to provide extensive academics reinforcement, enrichment, and recreation.
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Brooks County High School - Brooks County Middle School- Quitman Elementary- North Brooks Elementary



System Top Spellers
“Education is the Key to Unlocking the Future” was this
year’s theme at Brooks County High School’s Black History Program. Students who participated in the program were
Jatonia Kitchen, Danielle Belle, Paula Stewart, Sunari Robinson, and Andrew
Jackson, Jr. The student body was inspired by poems, music and special guest
speaker Willie Spears. An educator
himself, Willie Spears challenged students stay in school and strive to always
do their best. Spears’ quick wit and
inspirational stories kept students and staff entertained. Pictured
here sharing a message of education is the key to unlocking the future is guest
speaker Willie Spears.
History …American History.” The students who participated in the program
were Devin Rowland, Ashley Howard, Shunia Williams, Billy Holmes, Angel Payne,
and Alexia Gosier, Two special student groups, “Men of Purpose” performed a
step dance and “Leading Ladies” performed a dance for the students and staff. Students were inspired by the reading of
poems, music, dance and by the special inspirational guest speaker, Chaplain J.
Patrick Miller. Pictured here are dancers with the Leading Ladies team led by BCMS
Graduation Coach Inez Turner.
Richard L. Hadley, a board member of the Jack Hadley Black
History Museum in Thomasville, was the Black History speaker at the
Academic Enhancement Program’s Black History Program. Mr. Hadley shared
many black history facts, played several songs and introduced the students to
many handmade instruments that were used in Africa and during slavery
time. Pictured here are students in the program with Program Director Tara Moss
holding some of the handmade instruments.