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Raider 7- Students of the Month for September

Graduate Lugo is All-American

The NSCAA placed Lugo on the 2016–17 Winter-Spring High School Boys All-America Team.

Five Middle School Students are REACH Georgia Scholars

Five middle school students from Whitfield County Schools are REACH Georgia Scholars eligible for a college scholarship worth up to $10,000. REACH stands for “Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen.” The students attended a signing ceremony with their families on Monday, October 2, 2017.

State Officials Urge Motorists to Be Cautious as School Buses Board

As the new school year continues, the Georgia Department of Education and State School Superintendent Richard Woods are urging motorists to use caution when approaching a school bus and to brush up on the law regarding passing a bus.

College Board Announces 2017 AP Scholars

The College Board recently named 44 students as AP Scholars in Whitfield County Schools. With the AP Scholar Awards, the AP Program recognizes high school students who have demonstrated outstanding college-level achievement through their performance on AP Exams.

SHS Student Ambassadors Meet Secretary of State

A group from Southeast High School traveled to a kickoff event for the Student Ambassador Program hosted by Georgia Secretary of State Brian P. Kemp. Kemp launched the Student Ambassador Program in January 2016 to provide Georgia's high school students an opportunity to engage as leaders within their schools and communities. The program, designed for 10th-12th grade students, helps them gain leadership experience by engaging in Georgia civics, encouraging voter registration among their peers, and volunteering within their communities.

Coahulla Creek Teacher a State Finalist for Presidential Math Award

Coahulla Creek High School math teacher Billy Singletary is one of five state finalists for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.

Parent Transportation Hotline – (706) 671-2735

If you need assistance with transportation, please contact our route supervisors on the Parent Hotline at (706) 671-2735. You can also contact the route supervisors by email. Click the headline for more information.

Get Georgia’s 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.