RICHMOND COUNTY, Ga. (WJBF) – The Richmond County Board of Education (RCBOE) celebrated student success and took action on several properties outlined in the district’s long-range facilities master plan during the committee and regular board meeting held Tuesday evening.
Board members voted to approve naming committee recommendations of two new school sites and passed a resolution to sell the John M. Tutt Middle School property after students transition to a new facility during the 2026-2027 school year.
“This is about honoring our community’s legacy while making thoughtful decisions that position our students for success,” said RCBOE President Shawnda Stovall. “We approached each decision with the community in mind by listening to feedback, asking the right questions and staying focused on what’s best for students.” A moment was taken to celebrate more than 50 students and staff for their achievements, including RCSS Academic Decathlon winners, Star Students, art contest winners and outstanding principals. Among them was the The Cross Creek Comprehensive High School Basketball team, recognized for becoming 3A State Champions after remaining undefeated since late December…