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Emanuel County Board Of Education Dr. Tommy Craft
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Emanuel County Schools and CollegesEmanuel County public schools have an enrollment of approximately 4,500 students with over 800 full and part-time employees. The system consists of seven schools and a Pre-K centers. The student-teacher ratio system wide for all grades is 15:1. All schools are housed in new or newly renovated facilities. They are Accredited with Quality by the Georgia Accrediting Commission. All schools in Emanuel County School System are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). The Emanuel County Schools' Website has more information at www.emanuel.k12.ga.us Emanuel County Schools place an emphasis on technology with a student-computer ratio system wide of 3:1. Technology labs are utilized at both high schools, the middle schools and elementary schools. There are also distance learning labs, mobile wireless computer labs and take-home technology in reading and math through the Lightspan Program. Emanuel County Schools: Adrain School of Performing Arts (Grades PK-8) Emanuel County Institute (Grades 6-12) Swainsboro Elementary (Grades 3-5) Crossroads Alternative School
David Emanuel AcademyLocated in Stillmore, Ga., David Emanuel Academy's goal is to provide students with an academic program that prepares them to be successful in the institution of higher learning of their choice. DEA provides excellent opportunities for students to excel in academics and athletics in a safe, orderly, Christian enviroment. The faculty and administration is committed to maintaining open line of communications between all stakeholders in the student's success. To explore some of the exciting opportunities awaiting you at David Emanuel Academy visit their website at www.deaeagles.com.
East Georgia CollegeEast Georgia College is a part of the University System of Georgia, granting associate degrees which prepare students for transfer and completion of their bachelor's degrees. East Georgia College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, so coursework taken may be transferred immediately to a four-year school. East Georgia College offers a tradition of academic excellence with small classes and a low student-faculty ratio. For more information visit the College's website at www.ega.edu. Southeastern Tecnical CollegeStarting salaries that reach $36,000 are why many students choose to pursue technical training at Southeastern Technical College in Vidalia and Swainsboro. With nearly 100 career fields, individuals have an array of choices. Students may complete certificate programs in as few as three months or earn a diploma in one or two years. For more information visit Southeastern Technical College at www.southeasterntech.edu. |