HCMS will be virtual for 1 week:Heard County Middle School will switch to virtual learning from Monday, Nov. 30-Friday, Dec. 4 due to a spike in positive COVID-19 numbers. The middle school currently has 14 known active cases - an increase of 13 since the last day of school on Nov. 20. All middle school students will be expected to work online with their Google... READ MORE >
The Heard County School System released the following weekly report for the week of 11/20/2020. Click on the link below to access the report.WEEKLY COVID-19 REPORT FOR 11/20/2020 READ MORE >
Article provided by The Heard Citizen2020 Reach Scholars (L-R): Trystan Rowell, Douglas Chaffin, Christopher Lovelace, Amya Heath, and Madison Lucas (Photo: HCSS)(Franklin, GA) — Five Heard County eighth graders recently signed contracts agreeing to get good grades and attendance, meet with academic coaches and mentors and to graduate from high school and pursue... READ MORE >
Access the Heard County School System weekly COVID 19 report:CLICK THIS LINK READ MORE >
Superintendent, Rodney Kay, issued the following letter to all virtual school families regarding the 3rd 9 weeks for the Heard County School System. The letter was placed in the mail on Thursday, November 12th and should be received very soon. In addition to the letter, all virtual school families have been contacted by someone from the school system regarding... READ MORE >
The weekly COVID-19 Report for the week of 11/7/2020 can be accessed by clicking HERE READ MORE >
The link below is a copy of the HCMS Middle Years Newsletter. It has some very useful information. I hope you enjoy!!! Fine-tune your study routine/Focus on mental health READ MORE >
To access the HCSS Weekly COVID-19 Report please click the link below.WEEKLY REPORT READ MORE >
Heard County School System has released its weekly COVID-19 report. Click HERE to access the report READ MORE >
Heard County School System has released its weekly COVID-19 report for the week of September 25, 2020. Click HERE to access the report READ MORE >
We ask all of our Heard County citizens to help us earn the federal funding we deserve. Please take a moment and watch the short video from Governor, Brian Kemp and State School Superintendent, Richard Woods.WATCH VIDEO HERE READ MORE >
District-Wide Information COVID-19 Weekly Update 2064 Total Number of HCSS Students 1774 Total Face to Face Students In Our Schools 210 Total Number of Virtual Students 0 (No Change) Number of Students With a Current Positive COVID-19 Status 3 (No Change) Number of Students Quarantined* for Possible Exposure *The term “quarantined” refers to... READ MORE >
Please click on the link below to access the Weekly COVID-19 report for Heard County School System.9/11/2020 WEEKLY COVID REPORT READ MORE >
The Heard County School Nutrition Program has received notification that all children who attend Heard County Schools will receive FREE SCHOOL LUNCH! The program does not include adults. The program will begin tomorrow, Thursday, September 10th, and will be retroactive back to September 1st. What does that mean? *If you have paid for lunch between September 1st... READ MORE >
Weekly Report for Heard County School SystemWeek of August 28, 20200 Active Student Cases (-9 from Aug 21)15 Students Quarantined (-45 from Aug 21)0 Active Employee Cases (No change from Aug 21)3 Employees Quarantined (-1 from Aug 21) READ MORE >
It certainly is hard to believe that the 20-21 school year is upon us! We have seen another 136 students graduate from the Brave Nation, and we are gearing up for another great year. I want to take a moment and make you aware of some very exciting things that are going on in our school system. But before I dive into the projects that we have going on I want to... READ MORE >
At the July 28th Heard County BOE meeting an important update to the HCSS Return To School Plan was approved unanimously by the BOE. The BOE acted upon the recommendation from Superintendent, Rodney Kay to require the use of masks on school buses until further notice. HCSS will provide a mask for each student who boards the school bus on the first day of... READ MORE >
For the third year in a row Heard County School System students will receive free breakfast. The Heard County School Nutrition Department has worked hard to procure this for our students. All students are encouraged to participate in the program. Save yourself some time in the mornings, save yourself some money on your grocery bill, and participate in the School... READ MORE >
The Heard County School System will offer a virtual option for students in Grades K-5 for the 20-21 school year. Accelerate Education will be the online platform of choice, and parents can choose this option by filling out a simple Google Form. The Google Form will notify school officials of the parent's intention.Superintendent, Rodney Kay, put out another... READ MORE >
WSB-TV Channel 2 recognizes the increased challenges many families are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, our Family 2 Family project is working to expand our Stuff the Bus drive to help support as many students as possible. Our annual school supply drive historically encouraged our viewers to donate supplies at school buses parked around metro... READ MORE >
GA Virtual School has been announced as a virtual option for middle/high school students for the 20-21 school year. Please take a moment and watch this informative video by Associate Superintendent, Mr. Mike Roberts.Virtual School Info READ MORE >
Superintendent, Rodney Kay, addressed the Brave Nation regarding Back to School plans for the 20-21 school year with a video released Tuesday, July 7th. The video also referenced other documents. See the links below for access to the letter and specific precautions being taken throughout the school district. MR. KAY'S VIDEO BACK TO SCHOOL... READ MORE >
Please review the information regarding Open House for HCMS: Open House Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i_640y7FgnJnsn2FQme9_zTK63EMt0bv/view?usp=sharing READ MORE >
What happens to our kids after graduation? READ MORE >
HCMS will have a table at open house. You can pick your yearbook up then. We will have extras you can purchase, first come first serve. Stay Safe we miss you! READ MORE >