LaFayette High School, the home of the Ramblers, is located in Northwest Georgia in the small town of Lafayette. LaFayette is located in Walker County which was the 99th county created in the state. It was named after Major Freeman Walker of Augusta, a lawyer and U.S. Senator. Walker County is home to the John B. Gordon Hall which is the oldest standing brick school building in Georgia, completed in 1836. Walker County also has two of Georgia's top 25 tourist attractions: Chickamauga-Chattanooga Battlefield National Park and Rock City Gardens.
Hi, my name is
Gray Ange and
I have been at LaFayette
High School for two years. I'm excited to start my third year of
working with some of the greatest high school students in
Georgia. I enjoy working around and helping LaFayette High School
students excel and achieve greatness in the classroom. Other
activities that I enjoy include sponsoring the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
at LaFayette High School and coaching Ramblers Baseball.
I
teach high school
inclusion science at LaFayette High School. I'm predominantly
co-teaching in Biology but
students may also have me in their Environmental Science and Human
Anatomy & Physiology class. I would like to urge teachers and
parents to link on to The
Biology Corner website for
additional resources concerning the
content covered in my Biology class.
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 Free science
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  Explore the characteristics of our World Biomes and use a colorful map to identify their locations |
 Learn Genetics How does genetics affect our lives? Discover the answer through the use of online activities, labs, experiments, and workshops for students |
 A visual tour of cells, viruses and their interaction with one another |
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Email
@: gange@valdosta.edu