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  • Vision: 

    To provide dedicated staff and supportive learning environments to inspire and motivate every student to achieve individual success.

     

  • Mission: 

    The Jasper County Charter System will provide superior and innovative learning experiences to prepare every student for life beyond school. 

  • Core Beliefs: 

     All students can  learn.

    Students should be challenged with a rigorous and relevant curriculum.

    Visionary leadership is essential to continuous improvement.

    Employing and retaining quality personnel and providing opportunities for their professional growth is essential to system effectiveness.

    Decision making is data-driven.

    Creating a caring culture is key to engaging all learners.

    Everyone takes personal responsibility for achieving targeted results.

    It is the responsibility of the system to engage all stakeholders in the educational process.

    It is the responsibility of the system to be a good steward of resources.

District Announcements

  • JCCS is amending its American Rescue Plan and Return to School Plan for the 2022-23 school year.  Please review these plans and provide your feedback to Dr. Susan Stone. Both documents may be found HERE Thank you in advance for  your input! 
     
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  • Recommended Full Mileage Rate Rollback for FY 23 to JCBOE

    At the May 10, 2022 Jasper County Board of Education Regular Business Meeting, Superintendent Kenny Garland recommended to the Board of Education a full rollback of the mileage rate for the fiscal year budget 2023.  Superintendent Garland stated, "Due to  the growth in the construction across Jasper County, revenues for the school system at a full rollback of the mileage rate are reasonable to meet the demands of overall operations."  The system's budget proposal also highlighted the addition of 11.5 classroom teaching positions in order to meet the growth in overall student population. Garland noted, "Jasper County High School will increase by approximately 100 students next year as a small class of 22 graduates and a larger freshmen cohort enters high school (200 students)," 

    Also, he noted next year's rising 6th grade cohort at Jasper County Middle School is projected to be at 225 students. "With the growth comes challenges and with the challenges comes different expectations.  However, our system is committed to meeting the demands as we move forward.  Our system has clearly demonstrated during the peak of the pandemic the commitment for improving educational opportunities and I firmly believe our community embraces our commitment to improvement."
     
    The preliminary mileage rate  proposed for FY 23 is projected to be at 14.789 which is a 2.049 decrease from the FY 22 approved rate.
     
    The proposed total budget will be advertised in the Monticello News during the weeks of June 2nd and June 9th.
          
    The first budget hearing will be held on Tuesday, June 14th at 6PM and final approval of the budget will be on Tuesday, June 21st at 6PM in the Jasper County Board of Education meeting room.
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    For more information about Hurricane Hero Day, please visit the link.

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  • JCCS has partnered with Graduation Alliance - ENGAGE GEORGIA to offer students additional support in school. If you need support, or if your child needs support, please reach out to us! We will connect you with an interventionist who can help.  For more information, please click here (English)(Spanish). 

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  • Weekly COVID Update

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