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Floyd County Schools (FCS) is pleased to announce that five of its schools have been designated as Math Leaders for the 2023-24 academic year by the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE). This marks the inaugural year in which the state department has acknowledged Math Leaders.

Floyd County Schools (FCS) is proud to announce that four schools have been recognized as Literacy Leaders for the 2023-24 school year by the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE).

Floyd County Schools College & Career Academy’s Film, Art, Media, and Entertainment (FAME) Pathway students had the exciting opportunity to attend the Student Film Academy hosted by the Rome International Film Festival at Georgia Highlands College last Friday, where they took home four awards in the student film contest.

22 students from Floyd County Schools (FCS) were selected as district finalists and will advance in the Governor's Honors Program (GHP) selection process.

The Floyd County Schools College & Career Academy’s film, arts, media, and entertainment class (FAME), is proud to officially announce the launch of its latest initiative, “FCS Flash News”, a fast-paced, Instagram-centric news show delivering the most important headlines from the five high schools in our county: Armuchee, Coosa, Model, Pepperell, and the CCA. Since the start of the school year, the show has received over 16,000 views, highlighting its popularity among students, parents, and the wider community.

Floyd County Schools (FCS) Class of 2024 achieved an impressive average ACT composite score of 21.5, surpassing the national average of 19.4 and the state average of 21.2. This remarkable performance places FCS second in the Northwest Georgia Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) and 19th overall in the state.

Floyd County Schools’ (FCS) four-year graduation rate for the Class of 2024 is marked official at 95.4%, according to data released today by the Georgia Department of Education. This rate exceeds the state’s rate of 85.4%.

Two talented Floyd County Schools employees are stepping into the spotlight in Rome Little Theatre’s highly anticipated production of “The Play That Goes Wrong”, running from October 4 through October 13, 2024, at the historic DeSoto Theatre.

Floyd County Schools (FCS) is proud to announce that Stacy Thompson, a dedicated 7th Grade Science teacher at Pepperell Middle School, has been named the District Teacher of the Year (TOTY). Additionally, Tim Reynolds, a committed Special Education Paraprofessional at Model Middle School, has been honored as the first-ever District Support Staff of the Year (SSOTY).

The Georgia Department of Education has released the results for the 2023-2024 Milestones test, and Floyd County Schools (FCS) is thrilled to announce the outstanding performance of its students on the 2023-2024 Georgia Milestones Math assessments. This year, our students have set a new benchmark, showcasing remarkable improvements and achieving scores that surpass our Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) and state averages.