PCSD Breaks Ground for New Middle School

Paulding County School District leaders, along with a host of public officials and community representatives, broke ground today on what will be the district’s 10th middle school.

PCSD Receives Outstanding Budget Recognition

The Paulding County School District is being recognized for excellence in budget presentation for the fourth year in a row.

PCHS, McGarity Receive STEM banners

State Superintendent Richard Woods presented Paulding County High School its five-year STEM re-certification banner, and McGarity Elementary School its first-ever STEM certification banner!

Parent Portal Registration Information

As we begin the 2022-2023 school year, every family must complete their Infinite Campus Parent Portal registration to ensure their enrollment information, student information, and contact information is correct. Additionally, beginning this year parents are required to sign the electronic signature page acknowledging they have read the Parent-Student Information Guide. 

Important Message for PCSD Families

Click this link to read an important back-to-school message from Superintendent Steve Barnette. The 2022-2023 school year starts on Monday, Aug. 1, 2022.

PCSD Tops State on 19 of 20 Milestones Tests

Recently released results from the 2021-2022 Georgia Milestones Assessment show that following two-plus academic years dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic, Paulding County students are holding the line and are in better shape academically than many of their peers statewide.

COVID-19 Information Page

Free Meals For All Students Has Expired

For the 2022-2023 school year, the federal government is ending free meals for all students. Families should apply now to determine eligibility for free and reduced-price meals.

Spring Athletes of the Year

The Paulding County Board of Education recognized the school district's Athletes of the Year in spring sports. Click here to see this amazing group of athletes.

Press Release: FY2023 Budget Approved

The Paulding County Board of Education has adopted a budget for next school year that funds a range of critical initiatives, including retaining and attracting quality teachers and support staff in a highly competitive job market. To support the work of its outstanding teachers, the budget maintains current class sizes while accommodating the addition of almost 1,600 students, the largest increase in enrollment in more than 15 years. Other critical initiatives in the budget include significant enhancements to safety and security, as well as improvements in technology, maintenance, and transportation.