Heard County School System

10/07/2026

Heard County Schools is currently seeking an HVAC Technician. Please apply at the link below.
https://heard.applytoed.com/applicant/jobposting/jobdetails.aspx?JOB_POSTING_ID=39254f1c-e980-48de-80e2-a46539ba645d&sReferer=SIMPLICATIONJOBBOARD

10/01/2026

Braves win the Middle School League Championship!!!

10/01/2026

Staples Stadium is one of the most beautiful stadiums around. However, pine beetles have attacked this beautiful landscape. The only way to truly stop the spread is to cut down the infected trees and those within about 100 feet of the infected trees. We will be doing this work next week. Staples Stadium will look different for a while, but we risk losing the entire landscape if we don’t act. Thank you in advance for your understanding.

09/29/2026

Which Heard County Teacher(s) Impacted You the Most? (Past or Present)

09/26/2026

The purpose of this post is to address any rumors concerning the football game last night. There were no guns or drugs found to be involved in any incident last night. A disruptive student from a neighboring school district was directed to leave by our School Resource Officers. After search and questioning by law enforcement, there were no guns or drugs found to be involved in any way.

Mike Roberts, Superintendent

09/15/2026

We are proud to announce that all three Heard County Elementary Schools have been recognized by the Georgia Department of Education in the area of cursive writing with the John Hancock Banner and Ribbon of Distinction!

Schools where at least 90% of students can write their names in cursive earn the John Hancock Banner and Proficiency Ribbon. Schools where at least 90% of students can write both their names and the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution in cursive earn the John Hancock Banner and Ribbon of Distinction.

To demonstrate proficiency, schools submit representative samples of students' cursive writing and attest that at least 90% of their students meet the requirements for the recognition level they seek.

Cursive writing is included in Georgia's English Language Arts standards as part of the state's commitment to developing strong, confident readers and writers. Cursive instruction supports students by developing fine motor skills, strengthening spelling and writing fluency, supporting memory and cognitive development, and allowing students to develop a distinctive personal signature.

09/14/2026

The Heard County Board of Education is seeking the community's input in the qualities and characteristics it is seeking in the next superintendent. Please give them feedback by taking the survey linked below. Thank you.

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09/10/2026

We are so grateful for the leadership behind our school nutrition programs in Heard County. These folks work tirelessly to serve our students with nutritious food, love, and a smile. We are thankful their work was recognized today!

09/08/2026

The 74, a nonprofit newsroom that covers education across the country, named Heard County, a Bright Spots Top School in literacy. We are proud to be named a The 74 Bright Spots Top School — our students are beating the odds in literacy, and we couldn't be more excited to share this achievement.

09/04/2026

Our August Employees of the Month are Kelsie Boyd (System Student Information Specialist) and our school level Student Information Specialists: Lisa Tatum, Dawne Mock, Ashley Lasseter, Pam Brown, and Stephanie Hubbard. Thank you all for your hard work, pride, and dedication you have shown in migrating our system from PowerSchool to Infinite Campus!