COVID-19 Information & Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the School District Doing?
We take our responsibility to help prevent illnesses very seriously. These are our roles as a public school district:
- Ensure education services are provided to all students in an equitable manner.
- Reference updated guidance from the Georgia Department of Education and the Georgia Department of Public Health's Guidance for K-12 Schools: Updates for 2021-2022
- Ensure the school district implements a Return-to-School Plan, and the Georgia Department of Public Health's requirements to the best of our reasonable ability, while we also balance the overall safety and academic and social-emotional wellbeing of our students.
- Provide a plan that provides parents a choice of traditional and virtual instruction options for their child.
- Establish safety protocols that help mitigate the spread of illnesses and infection for those in the school district's traditional learning setting.
- Ensure our athletic directors, coaches, and student athletes adhere to guidelines set forth by the Georgia High School Athletic Association for athletic activities.
- Coordinate and communicate with the Southeast Health District Department of Public Health and seek their guidance on whether to close a school, parts of a school, or all schools.
- Communicate important information with school district employees and our students' families.
- Ensure school district medical staff at each school are trained to recognize and report signs of this and any illness
- Keep the public informed of COVID-19 cases and quarantines that affect the school district.
Key Contacts
Superintendent of Schools
Charles G. Wilson, Jr.
912.212.8500
Public Information
Hayley Greene, Director
Public Relations Department
912.212.8512 (Office) or 912.536.2827 (On-Call)
Medical Support
Renea Durrence, Lead Nurse
Special Education Department
