Information for 2018-2019 Academic Year

2018-2019 Raider Ambassadors

College Signing-Jarrod Wright

Mallory Chastain Signs with Shorter University

DECA ICDC Finalist- Emma Lively

Leighann Summers Northwest GA Positive Athlete Winner

2018-2019 Cheerleading Squads

SHS College Signings

2017-2018 Teacher & Paraprofessional of the Year

FCCLA State On-line Proficiency Test

Region Literary 2018

Congratulations to our visual arts students competing at CAG

Mark Lentych- Named Athletic Director of the Year

DECA State Competition Results

SHS FFA

2018-2019 Parent Engagement Survey

Whitfield County Schools is working to strengthen partnerships between schools and families. The purpose of this survey is to get your opinion on how well our schools have met your family and children’s needs and how you feel about your involvement in your child’s school. The survey will be available until Friday, September 28, 2018.

Whitfield Education Foundation donates $62,000 to Whitfield County teachers

The Whitfield Education Foundation presented 35 teachers with Innovative Teaching Grants, totaling $62,000. Recipients of this grant will be able to implement various programs in their classrooms, schools and throughout the community.

Billboards for Education donates $22,000 to update elementary sexual abuse prevention curriculum

The $22,000 grant allows Whitfield County Schools to implement the Lauren's Kids Safer, Smarter Kids curriculum in all elementary classrooms. This new curriculum focuses on teaching children the tools to protect themselves from abuse of any kind.

Families, let's work together to get our children ready for kindergarten!

Your child's first years in school can set the tone for the rest of their academic career, so it is important to make sure they are prepared socially, emotionally, intellectually and physically to enter kindergarten. In Georgia, the GKIDS Readiness Check has been developed as an approach to thoughtfully measure the entry-level readiness skills of kindergarteners.

Whitfield County named a "Bright Spot" Community for Literacy

Whitfield County is one of three communities in Georgia named a "bright spot" by the national Campaign for Grade-Level Reading (GLR). Bright Spots are schools, programs, and communities using innovative and promising strategies to help low-income children read at grade level. The Campaign honored 54 "Bright Spot" communities nationwide for their work during the past year.