“Becoming a Military Flagship school doesn’t happen without intent,” Woods said. “Certainly, we are on our way now that we have five.”Īppointed by the Georgia Department of Education, the Military Flagship Award recognizes Georgia schools which go above and beyond to provide a supportive environment accommodating the unique needs of military-connected students and Families.ĭuring the ceremony, Woods noted he isn’t a stranger to presenting the Military Flagship Award in Liberty County and is pleased to bring Liberty County that much closer to becoming a Military Flagship district. “After we received our first Military Flagship School recognition in 2018, we said that our goal was to make every Liberty County school a Military Flagship School,” Perry said. Franklin Perry, Georgia State Superintendent Richard Woods, Fort Stewart Garrison Leadership, Liberty County civic leaders, school board cabinet members, and students and families were in attendance for the May 15 recognition ceremony. Liberty County Schools Superintendent Dr. The gymnasium of Hinesville’s Frank Long Elementary School buzzed with excitement Monday morning as students, faculty and community leaders celebrated the school’s achievement of being named as a Georgia Military Flagship School.įrank Long is the fifth school in Liberty County bestowed with the honor of being named a Military Flagship School and now joins the ranks with Liberty Elementary, Waldo Pafford Elementary, Midway Middle School, and Bradwell Institute High School.
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