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Floyd County Schools (FCS) celebrates 27 students who earned the AP Capstone Diploma™, as the College Board announced the recipients on Tuesday.
The Georgia Department of Education has released the results for the 2023-2024 Milestones test, and Floyd County Schools (FCS) is proud to announce their district-wide success in all areas.
The College Board has released the AP School Scholar Roster and it includes 172 Floyd County Schools (FCS) students earning 231 AP Scholar Awards, the highest number of AP scholars received for the system.
Coosa High School (CHS) is excited to announce Joey Mathis as the new Athletic Director.
Armuchee High senior Kileigh Barcomb has been selected to serve on the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) Student Advisory Council for the second consecutive year.
Floyd County Schools Superintendent Dr. Glenn White is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Crabbe as the new Executive Director of Student Services.
The Intra-District transfer window will open for all students currently attending a Floyd County school to apply for a transfer to a different school within the school system on Friday, May 31, and close on Friday, June 14 at 3 p.m.
Armuchee Elementary and Pepperell Elementary Schools opted to participate in the inaugural FCS Reading Bowl this school year.
Coosa High School is thrilled to announce the appointment of Karley Baker as the new Girls Soccer Coach.
Pepperell High School (PHS) and Floyd County Schools (FCS) announced Zach Thompson as the head boys varsity basketball coach for the Dragons.
Between preparing delicious food, adhering to strict nutrition standards, navigating student food allergies, and offering service with a smile, nutrition professionals have a lot on their plate. Please help us celebrate by acknowledging their hard work and commitment on School Lunch Hero Day, which is May 3.
For the tenth consecutive year, the Positive Athlete organization has named their Regional Award Winners for the Northwest GA Region, and four FCS student-athletes were recognized for this honor.
The FAME (Film, Arts, Media & Entertainment) Pathway at the Floyd County Schools College & Career Academy collaborated with the Georgia Film Academy this past weekend at the CCA for a AVTF Teacher Training Program that empowers educators across Georgia to elevate their film and media curriculum.
The Floyd County winter guard teams competed at the SAPA Championships on April 6-7 in Chattanooga, Tennessee to wrap up their seasons.
Armuchee High senior Emalee Collins is one of only 177 graduating seniors being recognized as 2024 Georgia Scholars, State School Superintendent Richard Woods announced.
The Floyd County Schools JV and middle school math teams competed at the Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics state tournament over the weekend in Macon, Georgia where they had great success
22 of Floyd County Schools’ (FCS) students were selected as district finalists and will advance in the Governor's Honors Program (GHP) selection process.