Brentwood News

Varsity Eagles brought home a second place win in the 3rd annual “Briar-patch Brawl” cheer competition on Saturday, October 21. The Middle School and Varsity Competition Cheer teams travelled to Eatonton, Georgia to compete in the GISA event. All classifications are combined in these events. The Middle School came out strong and were so excited to compete in the first competition of the season. They finished in a solid 4^th place. Coach Emily Sheppard stated, “ These are the hardest working group of girls who want to take State by surprise.” Coach Melissa Weatherford agreed and added, “The girls bring their “A Game” to each practice and we are so proud of them.”

The Varsity Girls came out blazing, defeating several AA and AAA teams. Coach Emily Sheppard said, “ This is going to be a great season for this year’s Seniors. “ Coach Weatherford added, “ Yes, they are great leaders and have a great group of girls who share a love for this sport.”

The Cheer Competition teams take the mat again on November 4^th at Brentwood School at their annual “ Spirit of Sandersville” Competition. Please come out and support these two teams.

Rocks & Minerals

Mr. Gil Rowland, Brentwood's 4th grade really enjoyed your visit to their classroom!
Mr. Rowland discussed the different rocks and minerals and brought some different examples to share with the group. Thank you for taking time from your job at KaMin to talk with us!

Mr. David Avant visited Brentwood’s 2nd grade and discussed how minerals play such an important role in today’s world

October Shining Starts
Brentwood School is delighted to announce its Shining Stars for the month of October. Middle School teachers in grades 7th and 8th select two students who exhibit qualities becoming of a Brentwood “Shining Star”: Leadership, Character, and Scholarship. This month’s students are Miss Margaret Lynn Sims and Miss Annabeth Tarbutton. Miss Sims is the 7th grade daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sims of Davisboro . Miss Tarbutton is the 7th grade daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tarbutton, III of Sandersville.

Congratulations to these to two young ladies!


Brentwood News Varsity Eagles brought home a second place win in the 3rd annual “Briar-patch Brawl” cheer competition on Saturday, October 21. The Middle School and Varsity Competition Cheer teams travelled to Eatonton, Georgia to compete in the GISA event. All classifications are combined in these events. The Middle School came out strong and were so excited to compete in the first competition of the season. They finished in a solid 4^th place. Coach Emily Sheppard stated, “ These are the hardest working group of girls who want to take State by surprise.” Coach Melissa Weatherford agreed and added, “The girls bring their “A Game” to each practice and we are so proud of them.” The Varsity Girls came out blazing, defeating several AA and AAA teams. Coach Emily Sheppard said, “ This is going to be a great season for this year’s Seniors. “ Coach Weatherford added, “ Yes, they are great leaders and have a great group of girls who share a love for this sport.” The Cheer Competition teams take the mat again on November 4^th at Brentwood School at their annual “ Spirit of Sandersville” Competition. Please come out and support these two teams. Rocks & Minerals Mr. Gil Rowland, Brentwood's 4th grade really enjoyed your visit to their classroom! Mr. Rowland discussed the different rocks and minerals and brought some different examples to share with the group. Thank you for taking time from your job at KaMin to talk with us! Mr. David Avant visited Brentwood’s 2nd grade and discussed how minerals play such an important role in today’s world October Shining Starts Brentwood School is delighted to announce its Shining Stars for the month of October. Middle School teachers in grades 7th and 8th select two students who exhibit qualities becoming of a Brentwood “Shining Star”: Leadership, Character, and Scholarship. This month’s students are Miss Margaret Lynn Sims and Miss Annabeth Tarbutton. Miss Sims is the 7th grade daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sims of Davisboro . Miss Tarbutton is the 7th grade daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tarbutton, III of Sandersville. Congratulations to these to two young ladies!
Chamber of Commerce Weekly Newsletter - Chamber Newsletter October 2017