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Floyd County Schools Students Excel in Advanced Placement Coursework

Floyd County Schools is proud to announce exceptional student performance on the recently released Advanced Placement (AP) exam results. Demonstrating a rigorous commitment to academic excellence, Floyd County students achieved college-qualifying scores on nearly 70% of all exams taken.

Pepperell High Announces New Baseball Coach

Pepperell High School (PHS) has announced the hiring of Cody Sauls as the new Head Baseball Coach for the 2026-2027 school year. In addition to his coaching duties, Sauls will join the PHS Special Education Department.

Floyd County Schools Plans Its Lowest Tax Rate Since 2001

At its June 8, 2026, meeting, the Floyd County Board of Education announced its plans to lower its tax rate. The new rate, called the millage rate, would be 16.75 mills. (A mill is simply the unit used to set property tax rates.) That would be the lowest rate the school district has set since 2001.

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On Monday, we celebrated some very talented students in our 1st Annual FCS Fine Arts Signing! We are so incredibly proud of our talented artists, musicians, and performers. Congratulations to everyone recognized—we can’t wait to watch you shine on your next stage!  ​

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Morgan Pullum has been named head girls' volleyball coach at Model High School for the 2026-2027 school year. A standout athlete and experienced educator, Pullum is a 2014 graduate of West End High School in Walnut Grove, Alabama, and a 2018 graduate of Shorter University.

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Anna Boydston, Healthcare Science teacher at the Floyd County College and Career Academy (CCA), has been named the Floyd County Schools Teacher of the Year. Boydston will go on to represent Floyd County Schools in the Georgia Teacher of the Year state competition. Floyd County Schools also proudly recognizes Kristie Lewis, bookkeeper at Alto Park Elementary School (Alto), as the Second District Support Staff of the Year.