Nicholls Elementary named Reward School
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Submitted photo Several of the Nicholls Elementary staff were present at the recent January 23 school board meeting for recognition of their award. From left to right: Debbie Reed, Media Specialist; Pam Elrod, Assistant Principal for Instruction; Jennifer Wilcox, School Counselor; Stacy Boggs, 3rd Grade teacher; Lisa Edge, 2nd Grade teacher; Nichole Dale, 1st Grade Teacher; Gina Thomas, Kindergarten Teacher; Alisa Kirkland, Academic Coach; Jeanette Perry, 4th Grade Teacher; Kristen Hutchison, Pre-K Paraprofessional; Suzanne Harper, 5th Grade Teacher and Lori Bratcher, Principal of Nicholls Elementary.
Submitted photo Several of the Nicholls Elementary staff were present at the recent January 23 school board meeting for recognition of their award. From left to right: Debbie Reed, Media Specialist; Pam Elrod, Assistant Principal for Instruction; Jennifer Wilcox, School Counselor; Stacy Boggs, 3rd Grade teacher; Lisa Edge, 2nd Grade teacher; Nichole Dale, 1st Grade Teacher; Gina Thomas, Kindergarten Teacher; Alisa Kirkland, Academic Coach; Jeanette Perry, 4th Grade Teacher; Kristen Hutchison, Pre-K Paraprofessional; Suzanne Harper, 5th Grade Teacher and Lori Bratcher, Principal of Nicholls Elementary. Nicholls Elementary School has been named a 2019-2020 Reward School by the Georgia Department of Education.
The distinction of Reward School represents that Nicholls Elementary was among the greatest five percent of Title I Schools and those who are Title I Targeting Assistance Schools by their increase in student achievement.
Reward Schools also have to maintain the performance of their economically disadvantages students, students with disabilities and English learners to be recognized.
Congratulations to Lori Bratcher, Principal of Nicholls Elementary and her staff and students as academic performance at Nicholls Elementary has continued to increase resulting in this reward.
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