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Welcome to Irwin County High School!

Good afternoon, This is an announcement about the start date for Irwin County Schools. Irwin County Schools have made a decision to reschedule the start date for school from August 4th to Monday, August 10th.  This delay is due to us trying to get all the necessary items needed for the start of school as well as teachers needing more time to prepare for the upcoming changes. We would like for you to know that our goal is to provide the highest quality education during this most trying time. The virtual open house date has changed as well from August 3rd to August 7th. 

Thank you for your understanding. 

Irwin County Schools 20-21 Reopening Plans

ICS Technology Use Handbook and Agreement

HS-Internet Usage Permission Form & Responsible Use Agreement

Bus Route Information 2020-21


ICSS Instructional Options and Safety Guidelines 20/21 FAQ


*Link for Question #17 under Virtual Learning Heading
 
*Link for Question #18 under Virtual Learning Heading


High School Student Handbook

Summer Enrollments

Please visit the enrollment page for information about enrolling in Irwin County High School and to download the enrollment packet. Completed packets should be returned to the board office at 210 Apple St. 

Information on start of the FY21 school year will be posted as information becomes available. 

Please continue to check our social media sites, websites, and stay in contact with your child's teachers. Our students health and safety are our greatest priority! We ask that you all practice the safety requirements put forth by Governor Kemp, the CDC (Center for Disease Control), the DPH (Georgia Department of Health) and the WHO (World Health Organization).

Thank You and Stay Safe!

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Kamran Ward is Defensive Player of the Year

Kamran WardJoe Lee Hansley presented ICHS Sophomore Kamran Ward (Big Red Varsity Football #8) with the Joe Lee Hansley Foundation Defensive Football Player of the Year award on Tuesday, December 18. Congratulations, Kamran, and keep up the good work!

Olguin Signs with Andrew College

Nana OlguinCongratulations to Nana Olguin, who on Friday, December 14, signed to play softball with the Andrew College Wildcats next year. Nana has worked hard on the Indian fields and on the off-season has played travel ball. All of us at Irwin County School System with Nana the best of luck in the future.

Indians Are State Runner-Up in Football

State Runner-Up Trophy Presentation

Congratulations Coach Nobles, Coaching Staff, and the 2018 Big Red Indians football team. Pictured is Irwin County Farm Bureau's Todd Young and Gary Paulk presenting Coach Nobles with the State Runner-Up trophy with seniors Locklan Cunningham, Davion Pollard, Will Burnum, Wil Hudson, and Javon Stanley. The Indians had a great year of undefeated football!

Beta Club White Christmas

whtchristmasThe ICHS Beta Club has had another successful white Christmas. The money given will be used to purchase Piggly Wiggly gift cards. The gift cards and the canned goods will be given to Irwin County Families.

The Betas and adviser Laurien Diffie would like to thank you all for your donations to help put the merry into Christmas for Irwin families.

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Jami Willis Named System-Wide TOTY

Jami WillisJami Willis and Dr. Thad ClaytonJami Willis, Irwin County High School Science teacher and teacher of the year, was named as the Irwin County School System teacher of the year at the regular Board of Education meeting on Monday, November 12.
     
Ms. Willis is a 1993 graduate of Tift Co. High School and 1997 graduate of Georgia Southern (Bachelor's degree in Middle Grades Ed: Science and Math).  She has a Master of Science in Post Secondary Education from Troy University and is currently working on her EdS in Curriculum and Instruction at Kennesaw State University to graduate in May 2019. She holds certifications to teach PK-5; 4-8 Math, Science, and Reading; and 6-12 Science. She also has a Gifted Certification and is Google Educator Certified. She has been teaching for 22 years--8 years in Newton County Schools, 9 years in Cook County Schools, 2 years in Tift County Schools, and this is her third year in Irwin County.
   
Congratulations, Ms. Willis!

Toll-Free School Safety Hotline
1-877-SAY-STOP
MAKE THE CALL AND STOP VIOLENCE IN YOUR SCHOOL

The 1-877-SAY-STOP toll- free hotline was created by the Georgia Department of Education. Students can anonymously report anyone who has a weapon, has threatened to bring a weapon to school, or has violated any other school safety rules. The hotline hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; after 5 p.m. all calls will be forwarded to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Callers will not be asked to reveal their identities. Make the call; you can make a difference!