LeighAnn Norwood
"She goes above and beyond for the children at Lower. Mrs. Norwood is dedicated and makes a positive impact on her students daily!"
Jamie Meggs - KME
"KME is blessed to have Mrs. Meggs as part of the KME family. She leads with enthusiasm, and she always has the students' best interest at heart!"
Dawn Kerr - KUE
"We appreciate the hard work and dedication Ms. Kerr gives to all her students!"
Tamara Hopkins - KJHS
"She's been a wonderful addition to the KJHS family this year and will continue to be great for years to come!"
Shea Myers - KHS
"Mrs. Myers is an amazing teacher who is always willing to go the extra mile!"
The Kosciusko School District Board of Trustees met Wednesday, April 27, 2022, to determine the next steps in seeking a new superintendent. Click the article title to view letter from school board President, James Medders.
It’s Comprehensive Needs Assessment Time! Parents, Students, Staff, and our Community Members are asked to complete this survey by February 25, 2022 Please contact Corrie Ramage, corrie.ramage@kosciuskoschools.com for further information.
After graduating Kosciusko High in 1998, Miss Jerbrina L. Johnson went on to graduate Magna Cum Laude from Jackson State University and The University of Mississippi School of Law. During her final semester at Ole Miss, Jerbrina moved to Atlanta to complete an internship with the Georgia Innocence Project, focusing on the exoneration and redemption of wrongfully convicted persons seeking justice. Miss Johnson founded J. L. Johnson & Associates in 2006, and currently runs her family law, personal injury and business law practice in the metropolitan area of Gwinnett County, Georgia. In addition to serving as a Guardian Ad Litem in the superior courts, Jerbrina was recognized as a Rising Star by Georgia SuperLawyers for three years, but was recently awarded the prestigious SuperLawyer title for the 2022 year.............Click title to view complete biography.
Children need reading and writing skills to succeed in school, but learning these skills does not stop in the classroom. Becoming a good reader and writer takes practice, and parents can help their children by providing opportunities for practice at home.
Three 8th Grade students are awarded for their VFW Essay on "How To Be a Better American".
Click the title to watch the Character Parade LIVE on YouTube.
