The Reid and Deloris Mullins Scholarship Committee is proud to announce the recipients of the 2020 scholarships. This year’s scholarships were awarded based on teacher nomination.
On weekday afternoons, South Gwinnett High School (SGHS) bustles with activity. Students are likely to be found hard at work during their afterschool sports practice. Echoing in the halls is a resounding chant — “We are South!”
On May 23, 2018, Greta Coble held up her stop sign for the last time and safely assisted one of her students across the street. After 47 years as a school crossing guard, Greta Coble laid down her sign and joined the ranks of the retired after a long, fulfilling job serving her customers.
SNELLVILLE – The Snellville Commerce Club rewarded two area students with $1,000 scholarship checks Tuesday.
Each year, the Snellville Commerce Club, the business arm of Snellville Tourism and Trade, awards two $1,000 scholarships to a student active in either FBLA or the DECA program from Brookwood and South Gwinnett high schools. Students must demonstrate academic success and have been engaged in the community.
South Gwinnett High School Class of ’67 celebrated their 50th Class Reunion!
Nakia Sanford has returned, with 20 years worth of experiences. Lets take a few moments to re-introduce her to Snellville.
Georgia native Stan Deaton had no idea that as he grew up in Snellville, riding his bike through the woods, attending the First Baptist Church with his family, and creating life-long friends attending South Gwinnett High School, that he would later play a key role in teaching Georgia’s history.
The walk to and from South Gwinnett High School will be safer when students return to school next week thanks to new crosswalks at the intersection of Main Street East and Wisteria Drive.
Change is inevitable. In education, like business, it only makes good sense to keep up with the times.
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