Join us from April 13–17 as we celebrate our military students with a fun-filled Spirit Week! Show your support by participating in our daily dress-up themes:
The Lineup
Monday, April 13 — Stars, Stripes, & Sparkles Day Wear stars, stripes, and sparkles in honor of the American Flag.
Tuesday, April 14 — Military Branch & Camo Day Wear camouflage prints or your favorite military branch apparel.
Wednesday, April 15 — Purple Up Day Wear purple to show your support for military children.
Thursday, April 16 — R.E.D. Day (Remember Everyone Deployed) Wear red to acknowledge military family members and troops who are currently deployed.
Friday, April 17 — Boots on the Ground Day Finish the week strong by wearing your favorite boots!
The Lineup
Monday, April 13 — Stars, Stripes, & Sparkles Day Wear stars, stripes, and sparkles in honor of the American Flag.
Tuesday, April 14 — Military Branch & Camo Day Wear camouflage prints or your favorite military branch apparel.
Wednesday, April 15 — Purple Up Day Wear purple to show your support for military children.
Thursday, April 16 — R.E.D. Day (Remember Everyone Deployed) Wear red to acknowledge military family members and troops who are currently deployed.
Friday, April 17 — Boots on the Ground Day Finish the week strong by wearing your favorite boots!
The Behavior Bridge: School and Families Connected for Positive Change
Parent Training Series on Understanding Behavior Why Attend? Learn to decode your child’s behavior, learn simple, positive strategies for home, build consistency between home and school, and connect with other parents and staff who understand. January 14, 2026 Escape & Avoidance Understanding task refusal and shutdowns February 18, 2026
Parent Training Series on Understanding Behavior Why Attend? Learn to decode your child’s behavior, learn simple, positive strategies for home, build consistency between home and school, and connect with other parents and staff who understand. January 14, 2026 Escape & Avoidance Understanding task refusal and shutdowns February 18, 2026
Long County Charter School Petition Timeline
Long County Middle School 2025-2026 Supply List
McClelland Elementary School 2025-2026 Supply List
Smiley Elementary School 2025-2026 Supply List
Long County Primary School 2025-2026 Supply List
Walker Pre- K Center 2025-2026 Supply List
Congratulations to the 2025-2026 Teachers of the Year
Needs Assessment Survey- Please help us by completing the Needs Assessment Survey so we can plan our school system improvement plan for next year. https://forms.gle/RSKJ5e8ef2ZPYoaP7
Looking for a way to stay up-to-date with technology and keep your students safer online? Protect your family online with Parent ProTech's on-demand platform at no charge. Sign-up here: https://www.parentprotech.com/1000/long-county/en/signup?source=admin
The Long County School System encourages our parents and guardians to discuss the dangers of eating or inhaling unknown substances with our students. Certain candies, foods, beverages, and vapes can contain very dangerous substances that can cause harm to and compromise the health of our children. Please reiterate the importance of never eating, drinking, or inhaling any items that are obtained from strangers or other students. Additionally, please be informed that the possession, sale, or distribution of any unauthorized substances at our schools, athletic facilities, events, or on school buses will be punished to the fullest extent and violators will be referred to local law enforcement. The health and safety of our students are our top priorities. Therefore, we are seeking the assistance of our parents, families, and community to help us protect our children from accidentally or intentionally ingesting dangerous substances. Thank you for your support.
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Today, the Walker Pre-K opened the Camp Read-A-Lot room. Classes came in and had a book read to them. They had so much fun!
Congratulations to our Young Georgia Author System Level Winners. We are very proud of their accomplishments in writing. These have been submitted for judging at First District RESA.
Teachers in 6-12 had a PD session today with First District RESA on the new K-12 ELA Standards.
Elevating Achievement for Students through Mathematics
Congratulations to Donalyn Williams, Long County Schools Special Educator of the Year!
Long County Schools 2025-2026 Academic Year Calendar
The Georgia Department of Education has released the annual survey for parents with students who have an individual education program(IEP). Please participate in this survey, as your input is vital in helping us improve our special education program.
For More Information Contact: Long County School System , Department of Exceptional Learning, 75 West Academy St, Ludowici, GA 31316, 912-545-2919, lfutch@longcountyschools.org
