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Ribbon Cutting Celebrates Opening of PCCA
A ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 18, 2019 officially launched the Paulding College and Career Academy, though the new school has been open to students since Aug. 1, 2019.
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PCCA Opens For 2019-2020 School Year!
On Aug. 1, 2019 more than 100 students were welcomed at the stellar new Paulding College and Career Academy featuring pathways in Energy, Healthcare, Cybersecurity and Manufacturing.
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PCSD Breaks Ground for Construction of New College & Career Academy
Paulding County School District officials and a host of public officials and community representatives broke ground on the new Paulding College & Career Academy (PCCA). Located at 4555 Dallas Acworth Highway in Dallas, Ga.
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PCSD College and Career Academy Awarded $3.15 Million Grant
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.
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PCSD Tops State At All Three Levels on CCRPI
The Paulding County School District has topped the state scores on the CCRPI comprehensive performance measure. Read the press release here.
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PCSD Introduces SafeSchools Alert System
The Paulding County School District is rolling out a new tool to make reporting safety issues even simpler.
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SAT Scores Match National Average For First Time
Paulding County students 2019 SAT scores matched the national average for the first time and narrowed the gap with the state average.
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Graduation Rate Rises Again!
The Paulding County School District’s four-year graduation rate climbed to 88.8 percent in 2019, an increase of 2.5 percentage points over last year and nearly seven percentage points higher than the state average.
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School Board Grants Dr. Otott Three-Year Contract
In a unanimous vote, the Paulding County Board of Education has granted Superintendent Dr. Brian Otott a three-year contract. Since his hire in 2017, Dr. Otott has been proactive in implementing programs and initiatives to improve Paulding County’s 33 schools. Click here to download press release.
