Brantley County Board of Education: School Calendar & Office

Brantley County Schools • Nahunta, Georgia

Brantley County Schools: Calendar, Board Office & Family Routes

If you’re looking for the Brantley County Board of Education, most day-to-day questions fall into a few clear buckets: the 2026–27 school calendar, the Board office in Nahunta, a Board meeting or agenda, new-student registration, transportation, a school phone number, jobs, or student services.

This guide keeps those Brantley County routes together without treating the Board office as the answer to every school question. For a student’s daily school issue, start with the school. For governance, policies, meeting materials, or Board records, start with the Board of Education pages.

Dr. Walker Todd • Superintendent 7 district schools 2026–27 approved calendar Independent guide
Quick answer

Brantley County Board of Education quick facts

Brantley County Schools is the county school system based in Nahunta, Georgia. The current district site lists Dr. Walker Todd as Superintendent, a five-member Board of Education, seven schools, and Central Office services at 272 School Circle.

🏛️ Board office 272 School Circle, Nahunta, GA 31553.
☎️ Main phone 912-462-6176 for Central Office routing.
📅 School calendar The district and school sites publish the approved 2026–2027 calendar.
👥 Board Five current Board members are listed on the official district page.
Official district website brantley.k12.ga.us
Superintendent Dr. Walker Todd
Central Office 272 School Circle, Nahunta, GA 31553
Main phone 912-462-6176
Transportation phone 912-462-5159

Right authority: Brantley County Board of Education is the local public school system’s Board. It is separate from Brantley County government and from the Georgia State Board of Education. School calendars, registration, buses and school contacts are handled locally by Brantley County Schools.

Know where to start

Board question, district question or school question?

The Board of Education page is best for governance: Board members, meeting dates, current agendas and minutes, Board policies and policy review. Central Office handles district departments. Individual schools remain the better first stop for day-to-day student needs.

Board-level route

Use it for Board meetings, agendas, minutes, policy documents, Board member information and governance questions.

Central Office route

Use it for transportation, finance, HR, curriculum, technology, school nutrition, student services and system-wide routing.

School-level route

Use the child’s school for attendance, classroom questions, schedules, teacher contact, local events and most registration follow-up.

Student privacy: don’t send student health information, disability records, discipline details, grades, passwords or family documents to a public Board contact unless the district specifically directs you to a secure route.

2026–2027 calendar

Brantley County Schools calendar: system dates vs. school events

The current Brantley County school sites publish an approved 2026–2027 Brantley County Schools calendar. That system calendar is the right source for district-wide school days, student holidays, planning days and scheduled breaks.

Individual school websites also have live calendars for campus events, athletics, family meetings and school-specific activities. Those event calendars should not be confused with the district’s approved instructional calendar.

System calendar

Use the approved 2026–27 system calendar for school-year planning. Current school homepages link the same district calendar.

Open Brantley County Schools Calendar →

School event calendar

Use the student’s school page for activities, athletic events, campus meetings, picture dates and other local events.

Example: Brantley County High Calendar →

Verified live example: the district calendar for September 2026 shows September 7 as a school holiday, September 8 as a planning day with no school for students, a BOE work session/meeting on September 10, and a called BOE meeting on September 17.

Calendar planning tip: don’t rely on an old screenshot or third-party calendar. Weather, emergency closures or later Board action can affect school dates. Reopen the district calendar before arranging travel, childcare or appointments around a school day.

Board meetings

How to check Brantley County BOE meetings, agendas and minutes

The official Board page separates three useful resources: Board Agendas & Minutes, Board Policies and Board Meeting Dates. Current meeting materials from January 2023 forward are routed through the district’s current Board meeting platform, while older records remain in an archive.

1

Open the Board page

Start at the Brantley County Board of Education page so you do not mix school Board meetings with county-government meetings.

2

Use the live meeting-date document

The Board page links a current Board Meeting Dates document. Open it again before attending because called meetings and schedule changes can be added.

3

Open agendas and minutes in the current platform

The district’s archive directs January 2023-to-present Board materials to its current agenda/minutes platform.

4

Use minutes when you need the official record

A calendar event confirms that a meeting was scheduled. Approved minutes are the better source for what the Board formally recorded or acted on.

Current-calendar example: Brantley County’s live September 2026 district calendar listed a 6:00 p.m. BOE work session followed by a 7:00 p.m. meeting on September 10, plus a called BOE meeting on September 17. Future meeting times should still be checked on the live Board schedule.

Current Board

Brantley County Board of Education members

The current official district page lists five Board members. Because school-board membership and officer roles can change, verify the Board page again before using a name for formal correspondence or a public-record request.

Name Current listing Best verification route
David Herrin Board member Official Board of Education page
Kathy Hendrix Board member Official Board of Education page
Teresa Lairsey Board member Official Board of Education page
Teri Gibson Board member Official Board of Education page
Mike Kersey Board member Official Board of Education page
Superintendent Dr. Walker Todd
Superintendent support Candice Yawn, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent

Freshness note: older cached versions of the district Board page can show a previous superintendent or an older Board roster. Use the current district page before citing leadership.

Central Office

Brantley County Board of Education office in Nahunta

Brantley County Schools lists its Central Office at 272 School Circle, Nahunta, GA 31553. The main phone is 912-462-6176 and the fax number is 912-462-6731.

Street address 272 School Circle, Nahunta, GA 31553
Main phone 912-462-6176
Fax 912-462-6731
Office-hours caution The official pages checked list the address and phone but did not provide reliable general Central Office hours. Call before making a time-sensitive visit.
Need a specific department?

Open the Central Office Directory →

PK–12 school directory

Brantley County Schools and registration phone numbers

Brantley County publishes separate enrollment contacts by grade band. That matters because students in the primary grades may register through a different campus than students in grades 4–6, 7–8 or 9–12.

Pre-K–3

Nahunta Primary School

479 School Circle
Nahunta, GA 31553

Phone: 912-462-5179

Pre-K–3

Waynesville Primary School

5726 Old Waynesville Road
Waynesville, GA 31566

Phone: 912-778-3068

Pre-K–6

Hoboken Elementary School

224 Church Street
Hoboken, GA 31542

Phone: 912-458-2135

4–6

Nahunta Elementary School

9110 Main Street South
Nahunta, GA 31553

Phone: 912-462-5166

4–6

Atkinson Elementary School

4327 Highway 110 East
Waynesville, GA 31566

Phone: 912-778-6098

7–8

Brantley County Middle School

10990 Highway 82
Nahunta, GA 31553

Phone: 912-462-7092

9–12

Brantley County High School

10804 Highway 82
Nahunta, GA 31553

Phone: 912-462-5121

Simple routing rule: if you already know the child’s school, call that campus for registration and daily school questions. If you are unsure which school serves the residence, contact the district before sending private documents.

New students

What to bring for Brantley County student registration

Brantley County’s current new-student registration instructions tell families to contact the child’s new school and bring specific documents. Preparing those records before the school visit can prevent an incomplete registration trip.

1

Identify the correct school

Use the district’s grade-level registration contacts above. If you’re unsure about school assignment, call Central Office before submitting records.

2

Bring proof of residency

The official registration page lists proof of residency as a required document.

3

Bring the birth certificate

The district specifies a birth certificate with the state file number.

4

Prepare Georgia health records

Bring an up-to-date immunization record and the dental, vision and hearing screening record required by the district’s registration instructions.

5

Bring records from the prior school

The registration page lists a transcript and/or clearance form from the last school attended.

6

Complete the online new-student form

The district directs families to complete and sign the online New Student Registration form as part of the process.

Non-resident enrollment: the district’s registration page notes that non-resident applications can be revoked and links separate non-resident enrollment information. Do not assume a transfer or non-resident placement is permanent.

Official registration instructions

Open Brantley County New Student Registration →

Parent tools

Infinite Campus and family links

Brantley County school sites provide Infinite Campus links for parents and students. The district’s Family & Student Links page also collects registration, system calendar, student handbooks, school health information, departments and state education links.

Infinite Campus

Parents should use the district-linked account-creation and login routes. Students can also access district tools through ClassLink where provided.

Family & Student Links

Use this district page when you need several parent resources without searching through individual department pages.

Open Family & Student Links →

Account safety: do not send Infinite Campus or ClassLink passwords through unofficial websites, public comments or Board meeting emails. Use district-linked login and support routes.

Bus help

Brantley County Schools transportation contact

The current Central Office Directory lists Jeff Johns as Transportation Director. The Transportation office phone is 912-462-5159 and the fax is 912-462-8346.

Transportation office

Phone: 912-462-5159

Director: Jeff Johns

When to call

Use Transportation for bus-route questions, school-bus service concerns and transportation-specific routing instead of contacting an individual Board member.

Address changes: if your family has moved, confirm the student’s school and transportation route again. A previous bus stop is not proof that the same route or school assignment still applies.

Student support

Special Education, 504, ELL and Child Find routes

Brantley County’s Student Services department covers Special Education and related district supports. The current district page lists Wendi Lee as Director of Special Education and Student Services and Teri Hendrix as a student-services coordinator for 504, Title IX and ELL functions.

Special Education office

Phone: 912-462-6612

Address: 272 School Circle, Nahunta, GA 31553

The department publishes information on Special Education, Child Find, FAPE, preschool intervention, gifted services and related student supports.

If you suspect a disability

The district says parents who suspect their child may have a disability should contact the principal or the chairperson of the school’s Response to Intervention Team.

Keep student details private: an IEP, disability status, evaluation, medical diagnosis or accommodation request should go through the school or Student Services route—not a public Board discussion.

Official Student Services page

Open Brantley County Student Services →

Jobs and substitutes

Brantley County Schools employment route

Brantley County school pages link current job openings and application information. The district also says it partners with ESS for substitute staffing, so substitute applicants follow a different route from regular district vacancies.

District employment

Use the current Employment link on the Brantley County Schools website or school navigation before applying. Vacancy status can change quickly.

Substitute work

District school pages state that ESS manages the substitute program and direct interested substitutes to ESS for applications.

HR context: the district’s current department listing identifies Blake Johns as Director of Finance and Federal Programs with HR responsibilities. Use the live district employment instructions instead of sending application documents to Board members.

Finance and employee questions

Finance, payroll, benefits and employee records

The Finance Department is also based at 272 School Circle. Its official page separates banking, leave, retirement, payroll, insurance, accounts payable, travel and other employee/financial functions so callers can reach the right staff member.

Finance / Federal Programs

Blake Johns is listed as Director of Finance and Federal Programs.

Payroll & insurance

The department directory identifies dedicated payroll and insurance support rather than routing those questions through the Board.

Retirement & leave

The Finance page includes staff handling leave, TRS/PSERS retirement and related employee questions.

Official Finance Department

Open Brantley County Finance →

Records and policy

Board records, policies and student records are different

Board agendas, minutes and policies are governance records. Student transcripts, grades, disability records, attendance records and health information are student records and should be handled through the student’s school or the appropriate district office.

Board agendas & minutes

Use the current meeting platform for January 2023-to-present Board materials and the district archive for older records.

Board policies

The Board page links the policy system and notes that Brantley County is reviewing policies with the Georgia School Boards Association.

Student records

Use the student’s school or district record route. Do not assume every student file is a Board record or appropriate for public disclosure.

Policy-review note: the official Board page says policy review is underway and that revised or proposed policies are available for review at the Board of Education office. For a current rule, check the live policy source rather than relying on an older PDF.

Quick fixes

Common Brantley County school search problems

“I found a different superintendent.”

Older cached pages can show previous leadership. Current district pages list Dr. Walker Todd.

“I need the 2026–27 calendar.”

Use the current district calendar or any current Brantley school homepage linking the approved system calendar.

“I don’t know which school to call.”

Use the registration grade-band list or call Central Office at 912-462-6176 before sending documents.

“I can’t find today’s Board agenda.”

Open the current Board page, then follow the live Agendas & Minutes route. Current materials are separate from the older archive.

“My bus question went to the wrong person.”

Call Transportation at 912-462-5159 instead of emailing a Board member.

“I need help with an IEP or 504 issue.”

Start with the school or Student Services. Keep disability and health information out of public Board communications.

Frequently asked questions

Brantley County Board of Education FAQs

What is the Brantley County Board of Education phone number?

Brantley County Schools lists its Central Office phone as 912-462-6176.

Where is the Brantley County Board of Education office?

The district’s Central Office is at 272 School Circle, Nahunta, GA 31553.

Who is the Brantley County Schools Superintendent?

Current district pages list Dr. Walker Todd as Superintendent.

Who are the current Brantley County Board members?

The current Board page lists David Herrin, Kathy Hendrix, Teresa Lairsey, Teri Gibson and Mike Kersey.

Where do I find Brantley County Board meeting dates?

Open the official Board of Education page and use its Board Meeting Dates link. Recheck before attending because called meetings or changes may be posted separately.

Where can I find Board agendas and minutes?

Use the Board’s Agendas & Minutes route. The archive page directs January 2023-to-present materials to the current meeting platform and keeps older minutes in its archive.

Where can I find the Brantley County Schools 2026–27 calendar?

The district calendar and current Brantley school homepages link the approved 2026–2027 Brantley County Schools calendar.

What schools are in Brantley County Schools?

The district lists Brantley County High, Brantley County Middle, Atkinson Elementary, Hoboken Elementary, Nahunta Elementary, Nahunta Primary and Waynesville Primary.

What documents are needed for new-student registration?

The district registration page lists proof of residency, a birth certificate with state file number, current immunization and dental, vision and hearing screening records, a transcript and/or clearance form from the last school, and the completed online new-student registration form.

Who do I call about a Brantley County school bus?

The Transportation office is listed at 912-462-5159, with Jeff Johns shown as Transportation Director.

How do I access Infinite Campus?

Use the Parent Infinite Campus or Student Infinite Campus links provided through Brantley County school and Family & Student Links pages. Contact the child’s school if account help is needed.

Who handles Special Education in Brantley County Schools?

The Student Services page lists Wendi Lee as Director of Special Education and Student Services. The Special Education office phone is 912-462-6612.

Can I use the Board office for a student-specific problem?

For most student-specific issues, start with the child’s school or the district department responsible for that service. Keep private education and health records out of public Board communications.

Is Brantley County Board of Education the same as the Georgia State Board of Education?

No. Brantley County Board of Education is the local school-system Board. The Georgia State Board of Education and Georgia Department of Education operate at the state level.

Is BoardofEducations.org the official Brantley County Schools website?

No. BoardofEducations.org is an independent information guide. Official Brantley County Schools pages should be used for current policies, calendars, meetings, forms, student services and district decisions.

Before you act

The fastest way to use this Brantley County guide

For Board business

Use the official Board page for meeting dates, members, policies, agendas and minutes.

For family or student business

Use the school, Registration, Transportation, Student Services or other district department that actually handles the task.

Freshness check: calendars, called Board meetings, job openings, school contacts and department roles can change. Reopen the official Brantley County Schools page before a time-sensitive visit, submission or meeting.

Independent information guide: BoardofEducations.org is not Brantley County Schools, the Brantley County Board of Education, Brantley County government or the Georgia Department of Education. Official district information controls if anything here differs from a current notice.