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The Paulding County School District’s Class of 2026 has raised the bar once again! PCSD’s five high schools achieved a record-high average graduation rate of 92.41 percent, with every high school surpassing the state average and reaching a four-year graduation rate above 90 percent for the first time in district history. The milestone continues a decade of impressive growth and marks the 16th consecutive year PCSD has outperformed the state graduation rate.

Paulding County School District has earned the prestigious Economic Development Partnership (EDP) Designation for Fiscal Year 2026, making PCSD one of only six school districts in Georgia to receive the recognition this year. The designation highlights PCSD’s commitment to workforce development through strong connections among education, business and industry—providing students with career-focused experiences, Work-Based Learning opportunities and pathways aligned with local and regional workforce needs.

The recognition reflects the collective work of PCSD schools, staff and community partners to prepare students for success beyond graduation while supporting the continued economic growth of Paulding County.

PCSD launches a new anonymous reporting system to help students, staff, and families safely report concerns and strengthen school safety.

Paulding County School District students are reaching new heights on the 2026 Georgia Milestones. With record-setting mathematics performance, significant gains in science, and results that outpace the state in social studies, the latest scores highlight the impact of PCSD’s strategic focus on STEM instruction.

The doors of Crossroads Elementary opened for the very first time, and our newest Coyotes walked in with big smiles, bigger backpacks, and the kind of excitement only a Day One in a BRAND NEW school can bring! Welcome home, Coyotes Pack

Today, we celebrate an important milestone for the Paulding County School District Police Department. On Monday, July 27, the department's inaugural class of police officers was officially sworn into service by PCSD Police Chief Mike Ruple