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Wilkinson County Schools
197 West Main Street
PO Box 206
Irwinton, GA 31042
Phone: 478.946.5521
Fax: 478.946.5565

www.wilkinson.k12.ga.us/

Board of Education

Mr. Roger Smith Mr. Roger Smith
Title: Chair
Work phone:
Home phone:
Email: roger.smith@wilkinson.k12.ga.us
 		Chair
Mr. Leroy Strange Mr. Leroy Strange
Title: Board Member
Work phone:
Home phone:
Email: leroys082846@yahoo.com
 		Board Member
Mrs. Kimberly Watkins Mrs. Kimberly Watkins
Title: Vice Chair
Work phone:
Home phone:
Email: kimberly.watkins@wilkinson.k12.ga.us
 		Vice Chair
Mr. Charles Pitts Mr. Charles Pitts
Title: Board Member
Work phone:
Home phone:
Email: charlieep3@gmail.com
 		Board Member
Dr. Aaron G. Geter Dr. Aaron G. Geter
 Title: Superintendent
Work phone:
Home phone:
Email: aaron.geter@wilkinson.k12.ga.us
 		Superintendent
Ms. Leigh Scott Ms. Leigh Scott
Title: Board Member
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Home phone:
Email: leigh.scott@wilkinson.k12.ga.us
 		Board Member
Board Members
spacerDistrict Vision Statement

Making Students Competent Builders of a Globally Competitive Future

District Mission Statement
Expand - Empower - Excel (E3)

Beliefs of Wilkinson County Schools:

  • Educators should utilize varied instructional strategies, hands-on learning experiences, and seek professional and personal improvement through continuous learning and shared leadership.
  • Collaborative relationships with parents, school, and the community enhance schools’ ability to positively impact student achievement.
  • Schools must provide a positive culture where students feel safe and are able to learn to their fullest potential.
  • High achievement is the direct result of high expectations.
  • The continuous use of data analysis processes is the foundation of informed instructional decision making.
  • The school environment should maximize instructional time and eliminate any obstructions to time on task.
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