Griffin-Spalding County School System (GSCS) is so very thankful for all of our Partners in Education. So many businesses and organizations help provide opportunities and experiences for our students and teachers. Our district partners that each contribute in excess of $10,000 in value to help students are Brightmoor, Chick-fil-A, Dairy Queen, First National Bank, Georgia Banking Company, Marco's Pizza, Piedmont Fayette Hospital and United Bank. Thank you! Many others support the REACH and similar scholarships, individual schools, fine arts, athletics, and more. Some, like Norcom, provide school supplies. Some take part in the Partners in Education Fundraiser Golf Tournament (Sept 25 this year). Others serve as mentors and reading tutors for students. Community churches host events, volunteer at schools and pray for our students and staff. Thank you Griffin and Spalding for supporting our future through public education. We need you and we appreciate you!
We will use our car rider dismissal procedures to release students from the dance. 6th and 7th graders will dismiss to the front of the school. Please form two car rider lines. 8th grade students will dismiss to the bus lane behind the school. Please form one care rider line. If you have siblings in multiple grades, they will dismiss with the highest grade level. (e.g., 6th grade and 8th grade siblings. 6th grader will go with 8th grader to the bus lane.)
To ensure the safety of all students we ask that you do not park. We will not dismiss any students to parked vehicles. Please stay in your vehicle and follow the flow of traffic. Be ready to provide your student's car rider tag, number, or name to employees.
Today middle and high school fall Griffin-Spalding County Schools Athletics participated in the Beyond Self Athlete's Assembly, led by Community Partner and Mentor David Johnson. The Beyond Self Athlete Program is meant to grow student leadership skills, build character and improve school culture. Athletes were told they are all Persons Of Influence (POI) and the importance of the 3 R's: Respect Yourself, Respect Others and Take Responsibility. Keynote Speaker Tunji Adebayo Jr. inspired student-athletes to develop the skills and attitudes they need to recognize their potential. He taught the students that everyone is unique and can achieve greatness.
Thank you!
The wait is over—our RRMS Fall Sports Season is officially here! Join us as we cheer on our incredible Mustang Football and Mustang Softball teams as they kick off an exciting season filled with hard work, determination, and school pride.
Let's pack the stands, wear our green, and show our athletes what it means to be part of the Mustang Family! Every cheer makes a difference, and your support helps fuel our teams all season long.
Good luck to all of our players and coaches—we're proud of you and can't wait to see what this season brings!
💚 Go Mustangs! 💚
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To improve campus safety and streamline visitor check-in, GSCS has implemented the Centegix Visitu Visitor Management Kiosk at all of its schools. Please review the visitor check in procedure.
2026 Griffin-Spalding County School System Educator Hall of Fame nominations are open Aug 5 – Sept. 11, 2026. Don't miss out on nominating an exemplary GSCS educator! Nomination forms are available at this link https://forms.gle/2d3HDkW9uaPDAUh5A. The 2026 class will be inducted during a special ceremony on October 27 at the Griffin-Spalding Board of Education meeting.
Educators should be nominated for his/her outstanding and significant contributions to students, staff, parents and the community during their employment at GSCS. Nominees must have been employed at GSCS for a minimum of 10 years and be retired for at least five years.
