Paulding County student, Alyssa Jones, to receive a prestigious scholarship. Jones, a 2018 graduating student of South Paulding High School, was one of only seven students to receive the annual Student of Integrity Scholarship presented by The Center for Character Ethics.
Hiram Elementary School is proud to announce that Mrs. Nikki Stewart is our 2017-18 Teacher of the Year! Mrs. Stewart has been a community member of Paulding County since birth. She knew she wanted to become a teacher since she was 4 years old. After attending Paulding County schools.
DECA’s high school membership is now over 220,000. Approximately 19,300 students, advisors, business partners, and volunteers attended the 72nd and largest annual DECA International Career Development Conference held in Atlanta, GA at the Georgia World Congress Center and Mercedes Benz Stadium on April 21-24, 2018.
Students in Ms. Holbrook’s 2nd-grade class celebrated military children and families in our schools on Thursday, April 26th. Several children in the class have parents who have served, and Ms. Holbrook’s son, Airman Mason W.Goodroe currently serves in the USAF.
Students from Paulding, Bartow, and Polk counties and Rome City schools participated in a day full of science-based competition on Saturday, April 14th. Abney Elementary's "Cranium Krushers" Science Olympiad team did a fantastic job in the events.
The East Paulding High School J.R.O.T.C. has two drill teams where both male and female cadets compete at local and national level. We are currently short $3,000 to pay for the trip to the National High School Drill Championships in Daytona, FL, next month.
The National Society Of High School Scholars (NSHSS) today announced student John Ceriani III from Hiram Ga. has been selected to become a member of the esteemed organization. The Society recognizes top scholars who have demonstrated outstanding leadership, scholarship and community commitment.
Chattahoochee Tech Foundation honored the recipients of 98 different scholarships at its annual scholarship reception held Friday, March 30, on the North Metro Campus in Acworth. Representing a wide variety of programs offered at Chattahoochee Technical College, the 98 students were awarded scholarships amounting to $103,000.
The Hiram Stinger Battalion Drill Team qualified to attend the State Drill Competition when placing in the events of Female Regulation Armed Platoon, Unarmed Platoon, Unarmed Squad, and Armed Squad at the Area Drill Meet held at Langston Hughes High School.
NPHS Fly Fishing and Cold Water Conservation Club assisted the Cohutta and Coosa River Chapters of Trout Unlimited with a workday on Raccoon Creek which is located on Paulding Forest WMA. Along with Georgia DNR personnel, Thirty-four volunteers worked on trails and gathered trash along the banks of this pristine body of water. This was the 5th time this annual event was held.
The Technical College System of Georgia has awarded the Paulding County School District $3.15 million to help construct a new College and Career Academy that will develop job skills in students to help meet the future needs of employers in Paulding County.
Georgia Highlands College has saved students over $6 million by eliminating textbook costs and providing free digital options. GHC’s faculty have been working since fall 2015 to expand Open Education Resources (OER) courses each semester.
Dallas Elementary has named Alicia Jones Teacher of the Year for 2017-2018! Mrs. Jones is a second-grade teacher and has been teaching at Dallas for five years. She exemplifies what it is to be a Dallas Bulldog with her passion and dedication to teaching.
W. C. Abney Elementary 5th grade Venture teacher Mrs. Tonya Bradley led her class through each process of creating a unique invention. The girls (team name Tech-Nados) invented the 4 Ever Marker and were chosen to represent Abney at the State Level at Georgia Tech for the 2018 K-12 InVenture Prize.
