Three local high school students have been selected to represent Carroll Electric Membership Cooperative on a once-in- a-lifetime trip to Washington, D.C. as part of the Washington Youth Tour, an all-expenses paid leadership experience.
Three local high school students have been selected to represent Carroll Electric Membership Cooperative on a once-in- a-lifetime trip to Washington, D.C. as part of the Washington Youth Tour, an all-expenses paid leadership experience.
Recently, several students from Mr. Rodney Tumlin's AP Environmental Science classes finished a 9 mile paddle on the Etowah River. It was their second paddle of the year. They call themselves the "River Rats!"
The South Paulding High School Army JROTC Cadets completed they Service Learning Project on 11 March at the Georgia Baptist Children’s Home in Palmetto, GA.
Georgia Highlands College continues to grow with a consistent swell in enrollment. Spring enrollment is up 3.9 percent. This increase follows a 4.6 percent increase last fall, a 9.9 percent increase last summer and a 6.3 percent increase last spring.
Georgia Highlands College is working to educate about and promote the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) this year with the introduction of a series of workshops called “First Friday FAFSA.” The workshops are free and open to the public.
The C.A. Roberts Science Olympiad team recently won 1st place at the Bartow-Paulding Regional Olympiad event.
Baggett Elementary recently held our Jump Rope for Heart Kickoff event where our amazing Jump Rope team “Jumping Generation” performed!
WC. Abney Elementary Honor Chorus selection with conductor, Richard McKee, at the 2017 Paulding County Elementary Honor Chorus Concert.
On March 21st, the W.C. Abney Eagle families enjoyed their annual art show. The 'Adventure in Art' show featured 1,050 student artworks on display of animals from around the world.
Georgia Highlands College’s Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) chapter’s stellar year reached a new height this month when the team brought home more honors than any other college in attendance at the All-Georgia Academic Team Awards luncheon in Atlanta.
Recently, Eight students from the North Paulding Fly Fishing and Coldwater Conservation Club braved the wind and rain to fly fish for trout in the Toccoa River near the mountain town of Blue Ridge.
The administration of Hiram High School was alerted about a student who was possibly looking into a girl’s restroom through “peep holes” in the ceiling tiles. Another student observed and took a photograph of the 15 year old male suspect climbing down from the ceiling area back into the boy’s bathroom.
North Paulding High School honors its teacher and rookie of the year for 2017. Both are doing outstanding work as educators in North Paulding. Both bring to decades of experience and have achieved excellence in educating and participating with students.
Congratulations these students for placing at the Regional Science Fair! They represented New Georgia and Paulding County well! We are very proud of them!