The Glynn County Board of Education's April meeting highlighted significant achievements within the local educational community, showcasing the dedication of both staff and students.
One of the key moments was the recognition of Lauren Moody, the media specialist at Sterling Elementary, who was celebrated for her exceptional contributions to the school. Known for her supportive connections with students and colleagues, Moody was honored as the 2025 Media Specialist of the Year and is now in contention for the 2025 Georgia Regional Library Media Specialist of the Year for Coastal Georgia. Her commitment to fostering a love of reading and her collaborative spirit have made a lasting impact on the school community.
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Subscribe for Free The meeting also spotlighted the impressive accomplishments of students from Golden Isles College and Career Academy, who excelled at the SkillsUSA Georgia State Skills Competition. A total of 30 students participated, marking the highest number of participants since before the COVID-19 pandemic. The students brought home six championships, with several individuals earning gold medals in various categories, including CNC programming and short film production. Notably, one student will advance to compete at the national level in June.
These achievements reflect the hard work and dedication of both educators and students in Glynn County, emphasizing the district's commitment to excellence in education. The board expressed pride in these accomplishments, highlighting the positive impact on the community and the ongoing efforts to elevate educational standards. As the school year progresses, the board looks forward to further successes and continued support for its students and staff.