Bibb County Superintendent encourages students to finish the school year strong

Bibb County Superintendent delivered a powerful message to students during the latest "Souped Talk," urging them to "finish strong" as the school year comes to a close. With just weeks left in the academic calendar, the superintendent emphasized the importance of making the right choices in these final moments, comparing the end of the school year to critical moments in sports—like the last quarter of a football game or the final seconds of a basketball match.

The superintendent expressed concern over students who seem to forget the rules and expectations set at the beginning of the year. "We should have the rules, opportunities to do right, and the structures mastered at this time," he stated, calling for students to demonstrate their understanding and commitment to their education.

He warned that finishing poorly could have lasting consequences, both academically and personally. "You will pay for it on the inside and on the outside," he cautioned, encouraging students to strive for excellence instead. The message was clear: by finishing strong, students can achieve something great and make the most of their school year.

In closing, the superintendent urged students to support one another in this endeavor, reminding them to share the mantra of "finish strong" with their peers. This rallying cry aims to inspire a collective effort to end the year on a high note.