'23-'24 Student Handbook

School start time, dress code, discipline, and more can be found in our student handbook.

Student Pick Up and Drop Off

Click on the link above for important information about traffic flow patterns during student pick up and drop off.

Dress Code Reminders

Schedule Change Request Form

Click on the link above if you need to request a schedule change. Remember that schedule changes are based on the need for required classes and may be limited or denied based on class size and necessity.

Attendance Guidelines

Attendance Guidelines (English and Spanish)

Student Parking Information

Click on the link above to learn how to get your parking permit.

Student orators display their public speaking skills at the 2023 District Civic Oration Competition

Elementary and middle schools across Whitfield County offered students an opportunity to develop skills in public speaking by competing in school-level civic oration competitions. The school-level winners then had the chance to showcase their public speaking skills at the 2023 District Civic Oration Competition. Click the link above to learn more.

Congratulations to the 2023 Georgia Scholars!

The Georgia Department of Education honors high school seniors who have achieved excellence in school and community life through the Georgia Scholar program. Kennedy Hughes and Liam Roche from Coahulla Creek High School and Rylei Brown, David Minter and Nathan Torbett from Northwest Whitfield High School are among the 154 graduating seniors named 2023 Georgia Scholars. Click the link above to learn more.

Coahulla Creek, Northwest & Southeast named 2023 AP Honor Schools

State School Superintendent Richard Woods named Coahulla Creek, Northwest and Southeast high schools 2023 Advanced Placement (AP) Honor Schools. Please click the link above to read more about these outstanding accomplishments by all three WCS high schools.

WCS recognizes its 2023 STAR Students and Teachers

Whitfield County Schools is proud to recognize its 2023 STAR Students and Teachers. To qualify for the Student Teacher Achievement Recognition (STAR), high school seniors must have the highest score on the SAT and be in the top 10 percent of their class. Once named, students then select a teacher to share in this recognition. Click the link above to learn more.