The Griffin RESA Elementary Math Competition was held Wednesday, March 11, 2026. The following schools represented GSCS: Crescent Elementary, Futral Road Elementary, Cowan Road Elementary, and Orrs Elementary. We are so proud of all our amazing mathematicians. Congratulations to Orrs Elementary School's math team for taking 3rd place in Division 1 which was made up of 8 schools. The Orrs' team was composed of Kenneth Hester, Camden Lewis, Luis Madrigal, Arden Snead, and Paul Wilson. Thank you to their coach, Mr. Tramell Kinne.
Reminder: GSCS has delayed all school start times and district operations by 2 hours due to the possibility of severe weather this morning. Elementary schools will begin at 9:45 a.m., Middle Schools will begin at 11 a.m. and High Schools will begin at 10:45 a.m. All times such as car rider drop offs and times to expect school buses are pushed back 2 hours. All GSCS staff members should report 2 hours later than normal. School end times are unchanged. Elementary school still ends at 2:30 p.m., Middle school still ends at 4 p.m. and high school still ends at 3:15 p.m. All dismissal operations and afternoon bus routes remain the same. Thank you.
Due to potential inclement weather, GSCS will delay the start of school by two hours for staff and students tomorrow. Everything is pushed back two hours from the normal scheduled time. Please continue to check the GSCS app, social media and/or website for updates.
Why should you never talk to Pi? Because they will just go on and on forever! Happy Pi Day!
Today, we proudly honor Board Member Cherri Weldon as part of School Board Appreciation Week. Thank you for your leadership, service and dedication! #GASchoolBoardAppreciationWeek #SupportPublicEducation
GSCS Needs your input! Join us for a virtual stakeholder meeting on 3/30 at 10 am. Use the QR code to register.
Support autism awareness by wearing your very own GSCS Autism Awareness T-shirt. Grab a limited-edition Autism Awareness T-shirt designed by a talented GSCS student. Every purchase helps fund GSCS athletes' participation in Special Olympics events. Congratulations to the 2026 Autism Awareness T-shirt Design Contest Winner, Reagan Harris from Rehoboth Road Middle School!
Shirts are $18.00 for Youth - Adult XL
$20.00 for 2XL and 3XL
Show your support, celebrate inclusion, and make a difference! Orders by March 23rd to receive them before World Autism Day, April 2nd. Orders received March 24th through April 20th will be delivered by April 30th.
Shirts are $18.00 for Youth - Adult XL
$20.00 for 2XL and 3XL
Show your support, celebrate inclusion, and make a difference! Orders by March 23rd to receive them before World Autism Day, April 2nd. Orders received March 24th through April 20th will be delivered by April 30th.
Today, we proudly honor Board Member Zachery Holmes as part of School Board Appreciation Week. Thank you for your leadership and commitment to our community for 25 years! #GASchoolBoardAppreciationWeek #SupportPublicEducation
Yesterday was the annual GSCS district-wide event called "Real Men Read". This event models the importance of education and literacy for students. 112 men took the time to read to students in classrooms at all 11 GSCS elementary schools. Thank you to all of the volunteers who shared their time and influence to read to our students! We have a similar event in the fall for ladies in the community to read to students. If you'd like to read to, or mentor, a student on a regular basis, please contact kathy@spaldingcollaborative.com to become a mentor.
Today, we proudly honor Board Member R. Syntel Brown as part of School Board Appreciation Week. Thank you for your leadership, service and dedication! #GASchoolBoardAppreciationWeek #SupportPublicEducation
Today, we proudly honor Board Vice-Chair Kimberly Register as part of School Board Appreciation Week. Thank you for your leadership and commitment to our community!
The 2026 GSCS Reading Bowl took place on Friday, March 6, 2026, at the Griffin Region College and Career Academy, featuring nearly 60 students from eight different elementary schools. The annual event included seven rounds where student competitors answered questions based on books they had read. Crescent Elementary emerged as the winner, securing first place. Futral Road Elementary followed closely in second place, and Cowan Road Elementary completed the top three, taking home the third-place trophy. The other schools that participated were Anne Street, Beaverbrook, Jackson Road, Moreland Road and Orrs Elementary. After the competition, participants enjoyed a pizza lunch, generously provided by Partner in Education Marcos Pizza. The event was made possible thanks to the support of the middle school media specialists, technicians and the staff at GRCCA.
School Board Appreciation Week is here! This week, we proudly recognize the leadership, service and dedication of our district’s board members. Their thoughtful decision-making and vision help shape opportunities for every student we serve. Each day this week, we will feature a board member, beginning with Board Chair Sue McDonald. Join us this week in celebrating their impact and saying thank you!
Don't forget to Spring Forward this weekend!
Today is #MaintenanceWorkerAppreciationDay! Let's give a huge shout-out to these individuals who keep our schools safe, clean and functioning smoothly every single day! Thank you GSCS Maintenance Staff!
SHS LEADERSHIP ATTRIBUTE SURVEY
As GSCS begins the important process of selecting the next principal of Spalding High School, we recognize that strong leadership is essential to the continued success, growth and well-being of our students, staff and school community. The principal plays a critical role in setting the vision, shaping the culture, supporting teaching and learning and ensuring a safe and positive environment for all. To ensure we identify a leader who reflects the values and priorities of our school community, we are seeking your input on the leadership attributes, skills and experiences that matter most to you. Your feedback will help guide the development of the leadership profile and inform the selection process. We encourage all stakeholders, students, families, staff and community members, to take a few moments to complete this survey.
Survey Link: https://my.thoughtexchange.com/scroll/875576092/welcome
Your voice is vital in helping us select a principal who will lead with integrity, inspire excellence and build strong relationships across our school community. Thank you for your time, thoughtful input and continued commitment to the success of our scholars.
As GSCS begins the important process of selecting the next principal of Spalding High School, we recognize that strong leadership is essential to the continued success, growth and well-being of our students, staff and school community. The principal plays a critical role in setting the vision, shaping the culture, supporting teaching and learning and ensuring a safe and positive environment for all. To ensure we identify a leader who reflects the values and priorities of our school community, we are seeking your input on the leadership attributes, skills and experiences that matter most to you. Your feedback will help guide the development of the leadership profile and inform the selection process. We encourage all stakeholders, students, families, staff and community members, to take a few moments to complete this survey.
Survey Link: https://my.thoughtexchange.com/scroll/875576092/welcome
Your voice is vital in helping us select a principal who will lead with integrity, inspire excellence and build strong relationships across our school community. Thank you for your time, thoughtful input and continued commitment to the success of our scholars.
Our classified staff are often the first to greet our students each morning and the last to wave goodbye each afternoon. They keep our schools and grounds safe and clean. They help students learn by supporting technology, providing meals and encouraging them. Our schools would not be the same without them. Join us in thanking all of them as we celebrate Classified Staff Appreciation Week!
GSCS is offering FREE Eyes/Ears/Dental/Nutrition (EED) Screenings on March 6 from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. in the GSCS South Cafeteria (234 E. Taylor Street)
On Tuesday, February 24, the Griffin-Spalding Board of Education appointed Lindy Pruitt as the deputy superintendent of the GSCS. Pruitt has served GSCS since she began teaching in 1997. She served as a middle and high school principal for almost 20 years. Since 2021, she has been the Executive Officer for Secondary Education, providing district-level leadership and supervision for nine schools. During her tenure, Pruitt has a proven record of improving College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) performance, graduation rates, instructional quality and school climate. READ MORE: https://aptg.co/151gd5
