Applicants interested in applying for the Troup County School System Superintendent position can find more information about the community in the below brochure and video highlighting A Day in the Life.

TCSS - Brochure

A Day in the Life (thanks to the LaGrange Development Authority for providing)

Additional TCSS Information

Videos - TCSS

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BWES Grandmother, Cynthia Blackmon, is posing with her grandsons Zycorious Dandy and Marquez Anderson.  Cynthia stays involved as a grandmother by serving as Berta Weathersbee Elementary School's PTO Secretary.  She also comes to as many school events as possible and encourages other families to be involved, too!

Thanks to all of our men and women who have served in the armed forces. 

Students at Franklin Forest Elementary School have many opportunities to be rewarded for their positive behavior through their PBIS model. Students earn Falcon Bucks for making good choices, then, with their Falcon Bucks they are able to make purchases of items in the PBIS store. They can also choose to participate in different school-wide and classroom activities.

Students in Mrs. Sabrina Barintine's Kindergarten class were able to earn the opportunity to get their faces painted as one of their PBIS positive acknowledgements.

The Troup County School System Department of Exceptional Education announces the intent to destroy Exceptional Education records for students who were born prior to 1995.  Records will be destroyed that were collected, maintained, or used in providing a free appropriate public education for disabled and/or exceptional students in the Troup County School System.  This notice is in compliance with records retention requirements as set forth by the State Records Committee. 

Exceptional Education records for students who were born prior to 1995 are no longer needed for educational planning purposes.  These records might, however, be needed by the student or parent for Social Security or other reasons.  If the student or parent would like copies of a student’s Exceptional Education records, please contact the Exceptional Education Records Clerk at 706-812-7939.  The school system will continue to maintain a permanent academic record for each student.  The Troup County Archives serves as the official records repository for the school system.