Irwin County Middle School celebrated students who achieved perfect attendance for the first nine weeks with a special visit from the Roll Call Cart — a mobile celebration filled with treats, cheers, and congratulations for showing up every day!
The cart, decked out in school spirit, featured a variety of fun and motivating items for students to choose from:
🍭 Candy – “You’re so sweet for showing up every day!”
✏️ Mechanical Pencils – “Stay sharp! Your attendance keeps your future bright!”
🍬 Gum – “You’re sticking with it! Keep showing up, and good things will stick too!”
The Roll Call Cart made its way through classrooms, spreading smiles and positive energy as teachers and staff congratulated students for their consistency and commitment. Perfect attendance is no small achievement, and ICMS is proud of these students for modeling what it means to be Respectful, Responsible, and Safe — both in the classroom and beyond.
👏 Congratulations to all of our ICMS Perfect Attendance students for the first nine weeks! Keep showing up, working hard, and being your best every day — because success starts with being present!
The cart, decked out in school spirit, featured a variety of fun and motivating items for students to choose from:
🍭 Candy – “You’re so sweet for showing up every day!”
✏️ Mechanical Pencils – “Stay sharp! Your attendance keeps your future bright!”
🍬 Gum – “You’re sticking with it! Keep showing up, and good things will stick too!”
The Roll Call Cart made its way through classrooms, spreading smiles and positive energy as teachers and staff congratulated students for their consistency and commitment. Perfect attendance is no small achievement, and ICMS is proud of these students for modeling what it means to be Respectful, Responsible, and Safe — both in the classroom and beyond.
👏 Congratulations to all of our ICMS Perfect Attendance students for the first nine weeks! Keep showing up, working hard, and being your best every day — because success starts with being present!
In honor of National School Lunch Week, ICHS FBLA members partnered with Mrs. Haire’s Business students to show appreciation for our incredible lunchroom staff! Students purchased candy and sodas to create a special treat as a small token of thanks for all the hard work and care our lunchroom team puts into serving our students each day. #WeAreIrwin
Thank You to the Irwin/Ben Hill Retired Teachers Association!
I.C.E.S. sincerely thanks the Retired Teachers Association of Irwin/Ben Hill for their generous donation of school supplies.
Your support provides essential resources that directly benefit our students’ learning and academic success.
We appreciate your commitment to education and the lasting impact you make in our community.
I.C.E.S. sincerely thanks the Retired Teachers Association of Irwin/Ben Hill for their generous donation of school supplies.
Your support provides essential resources that directly benefit our students’ learning and academic success.
We appreciate your commitment to education and the lasting impact you make in our community.
ICES proudly recognizes these outstanding individuals for their hard work, positive attitudes, and contributions to our school community.
Students of the Month: Jolee Walters, Liam Elrod, Maebry Pate
Staff Members of the Month: Abby Clayton, Shandreca Johnson, Steve Green
Thank you all for making Irwin County Schools a great place to learn and grow! ❤️🖤
#WeAreIrwin
Students of the Month: Jolee Walters, Liam Elrod, Maebry Pate
Staff Members of the Month: Abby Clayton, Shandreca Johnson, Steve Green
Thank you all for making Irwin County Schools a great place to learn and grow! ❤️🖤
#WeAreIrwin
Congratulations to Irwin County Middle/High School Cafeteria Manager, Frances Branch and her team Mary Mares, William Cochran, Desarae Tapp, Shirley Adair, Tyris Hyman, and Willis Lott for scoring 100% on their recent Health Inspection. Your hard work ensures that our students and staff have access to safe, healthy, and delicious meals every day.
Thank you for all that you do! #FuelingGA
Thank you for all that you do! #FuelingGA
Congratulations to Irwin County Elementary School Cafeteria Manager, Tammie Watson and her team Jacqueline Merritt, Shala Guthrie, Pennie Hollis, Mary Frances Woods, Ruth Swieczkowski, and Cody Tucker for scoring 100% on their recent Health Inspection. Your hard work ensures that our students and staff have access to safe, healthy, and delicious meals every day.
Thank you for all that you do! #FuelingGA
Thank you for all that you do! #FuelingGA
Today, Mrs. Allyson Tankersley's third grade class explored division by reading the book _The Doorbell Rang_ and learning how to divide into fair shares using cookie cereal. The students divided the cookies into equal groups and wrote the division equations. At I.C.E.S., learning math can be fun--and yummy!
Pack your bags, National School Lunch Week is almost here!
Irwin County Schools will be celebrating October 13-15, 2025.
#NSLW25 #SchoolLunchPassport
Irwin County Schools will be celebrating October 13-15, 2025.
#NSLW25 #SchoolLunchPassport
First grade made math sweet today! Students used M&M’s to sort, graph, add, and subtract — turning candy into a colorful math lesson.
🌟 A Clean School = A Better Learning Environment! 🌟
Mission 3E believes that when our surroundings are clean, our minds are clearer and our learning environment is stronger. 🧠✨
Last week, our Mission 3E mentors rolled up their sleeves and kicked off a School Clean-Up Project, starting with the gym bleachers! 🧹💪
But this is just the beginning — more clean-up projects are on the way! Mission 3E is challenging every student to take pride in our school:
✅ Don’t litter
✅ Respect our spaces
✅ Help keep our campus clean especially the bathrooms and welcoming for everyone
Together, we can make Irwin County High School a place we’re proud to call home. ❤️🖤
#Mission3E #IrwinCountyPride #CleanSchoolCleanMind #TeamWork #StudentLeadership
Mission 3E believes that when our surroundings are clean, our minds are clearer and our learning environment is stronger. 🧠✨
Last week, our Mission 3E mentors rolled up their sleeves and kicked off a School Clean-Up Project, starting with the gym bleachers! 🧹💪
But this is just the beginning — more clean-up projects are on the way! Mission 3E is challenging every student to take pride in our school:
✅ Don’t litter
✅ Respect our spaces
✅ Help keep our campus clean especially the bathrooms and welcoming for everyone
Together, we can make Irwin County High School a place we’re proud to call home. ❤️🖤
#Mission3E #IrwinCountyPride #CleanSchoolCleanMind #TeamWork #StudentLeadership
Irwin County Schools will be celebrating National School Lunch Week, October 13-15, 2025.
#NSLW25 #TasteTheWorld
#NSLW25 #TasteTheWorld
Don't forget that the Mini Soccer Field Grand Opening is tomorrow from 5:30-7:30.
Mark your calendars for a day of family fun!
Congratulations to Mrs. Tammy Anderson, the 2026 Irwin County School District Teacher of the Year!
Tonight, ICSS also proudly recognized the 2025–2026 Teachers of the Year from each school:
✨ Rebecca Pylant – Irwin County Elementary School
✨ Tammy Anderson – Irwin County Middle School
✨ Jana Griner – Irwin County High School
We are so proud of these outstanding educators and the impact they make every day.
Congratulations to all of our Teachers of the Year! #WeAreIrwin
Tonight, ICSS also proudly recognized the 2025–2026 Teachers of the Year from each school:
✨ Rebecca Pylant – Irwin County Elementary School
✨ Tammy Anderson – Irwin County Middle School
✨ Jana Griner – Irwin County High School
We are so proud of these outstanding educators and the impact they make every day.
Congratulations to all of our Teachers of the Year! #WeAreIrwin
Congratulations to Jayden Paulk, 8th-grade Physical Science teacher at ICMS! She is a proud recipient of the Bright Ideas Grant from Irwin EMC. She plans to use these funds to help bring science to life for her students by purchasing new equipment for hands-on experiments.
Mrs. Faulk’s 8th-grade ELA students kicked off their new horror unit in a chilling way—reading The Tell-Tale Heart by flashlight! The eerie atmosphere set the perfect stage for diving into suspense, tone, and mood while making literature come alive in the classroom.
Hope you can join us tomorrow night! Go Indians!!!
#WeAreIrwin
#WeAreIrwin
Students in Mrs. Edgar's classroom worked on Unit 3- Measurement today. Students measured gummy worms by stretching the gummy worm to compare the difference in lengths . They had so much fun exploring measurement and using the new additions to their math boxes, a ruler!
ICHS Alumni Spotlight – Amy Gamble Richardson, Class of 2006
After graduating from Irwin County High School in 2006, Amy Gamble Richardson went on to earn both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting from Augusta University’s James M. Hull College of Business.
Her professional career began in higher education, where she served as the Business Engagement Coordinator for the Hull College of Business. In that role, Amy built meaningful connections between the university and the business community, fostering partnerships that benefited students and local enterprises alike.
In 2020, Amy embraced entrepreneurship, founding Richardson Professional Solutions, an Augusta-based company that serves small businesses, non-profits, and family estates across the country. With a team of ten professionals, her company manages critical back-office operations so clients can focus on their core missions.
Amy holds certifications as a Project Management Professional (PMP), QuickBooks Online Pro Advisor, and Notary Public in Georgia. She remains deeply committed to her community, serving on multiple boards and leadership committees. She completed the Leadership Columbia County Class of 2022, was named the 2025 Outstanding Young Alumni for the Hull College of Business, and will soon begin her role as President of the Augusta University Summerville Alumni Society. She also shares her expertise as a frequent speaker and guest lecturer at local universities and leadership programs.
When reflecting on her time in Irwin County Schools, Amy notes that Mrs. (Underwood) Rankin, Ms. Davis, and Mrs. Englemann were especially impactful teachers who encouraged her to think critically, work hard, and always strive for excellence. Their guidance and belief in her abilities left a lasting impression that continues to influence her professional and personal life.
Amy’s journey reflects a deep commitment to excellence, service, and empowering others through business and education—values that trace back to her roots in Irwin County.
After graduating from Irwin County High School in 2006, Amy Gamble Richardson went on to earn both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting from Augusta University’s James M. Hull College of Business.
Her professional career began in higher education, where she served as the Business Engagement Coordinator for the Hull College of Business. In that role, Amy built meaningful connections between the university and the business community, fostering partnerships that benefited students and local enterprises alike.
In 2020, Amy embraced entrepreneurship, founding Richardson Professional Solutions, an Augusta-based company that serves small businesses, non-profits, and family estates across the country. With a team of ten professionals, her company manages critical back-office operations so clients can focus on their core missions.
Amy holds certifications as a Project Management Professional (PMP), QuickBooks Online Pro Advisor, and Notary Public in Georgia. She remains deeply committed to her community, serving on multiple boards and leadership committees. She completed the Leadership Columbia County Class of 2022, was named the 2025 Outstanding Young Alumni for the Hull College of Business, and will soon begin her role as President of the Augusta University Summerville Alumni Society. She also shares her expertise as a frequent speaker and guest lecturer at local universities and leadership programs.
When reflecting on her time in Irwin County Schools, Amy notes that Mrs. (Underwood) Rankin, Ms. Davis, and Mrs. Englemann were especially impactful teachers who encouraged her to think critically, work hard, and always strive for excellence. Their guidance and belief in her abilities left a lasting impression that continues to influence her professional and personal life.
Amy’s journey reflects a deep commitment to excellence, service, and empowering others through business and education—values that trace back to her roots in Irwin County.
Mini Soccer Field Grand Opening- Oct 7, 2025 (5:30-7:30)
