Floyd County GA Meetings, 2026–27 Calendar, Enrollment & Parent Help
Floyd County Board of Education searches can easily send families to Floyd County school systems in Kentucky or Virginia. This guide covers only Floyd County Schools in Rome, Georgia and helps you confirm the correct district before using a Board meeting date, school calendar, registration form, parent login or student record process.
Find current Board members, agendas and minutes, public-comment steps, the 2026–27 calendar, Central Office contacts, all 16 schools, new and returning registration, PowerSchool, ParentSquare, transportation, meals, transcripts, After School Care, visitor clearance, Section 504, Special Education, Child Find and common troubleshooting.
Floyd County Board of Education Georgia at a glance
District
Floyd County Schools, Rome, Georgia.
Central Office
600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, GA 30161-2938.
Main phone
Superintendent
Dr. Glenn White.
Board Chair
Danny Waits.
Vice Chair
Dr. Tony Daniel.
District schools
16 schools across Floyd County.
PowerSchool code
PPZD
Three-state warning: “Floyd County Board of Education” can describe different districts. For this page, always confirm Rome + Georgia + FloydBOE.net + 706-234-1031.
Use it after confirming that Rome, Georgia is the Floyd County district you need.
Open Floyd County Schools →Current Floyd County Board of Education members
Steve Turrentine
District 1
Armuchee Community
Dr. Melinda Strickland
District 2
Model & Johnson Communities
Jay Shell
District 3
Coosa Community
Dr. Tony Daniel
Vice Chair • District 4
Pepperell Community
Danny Waits
Chair • District 5
Cave Spring, Alto Park and Floyd County Schools College & Career Academy
Use the Board for governance questions. Individual classroom, attendance, bus, transcript or student-support issues usually have a faster school or department route elsewhere in this guide.
Officer roles and representation can change after elections or Board action.
Verify the current Floyd County BOE →How to verify the next Floyd County BOE meeting
The district publishes a specific 2026 Board Meeting Dates resource and uses Simbli for Board agendas, minutes and related materials. Use the dated meeting resource rather than assuming that every meeting follows an old recurring pattern.
| Resource | What it answers | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 Meeting Dates | Which dates the Board has published. | Check before planning an in-person visit. |
| Simbli agenda | What the Board plans to discuss or act on. | Review agenda items and attachments. |
| Minutes | What the formal meeting record shows. | Confirm recorded action after the meeting. |
| Meeting video | What was discussed in greater context. | Understand presentations or debate. |
Open the current Board page
Use the 2026 meeting-date resource rather than a calendar screenshot saved from another year.
Confirm date, time and meeting type
A regular meeting, work session or specially called meeting may not follow the same schedule.
Open the Simbli agenda
Read attachments when an agenda title does not give enough context.
Check minutes after the meeting
An item appearing on an agenda does not automatically mean the Board approved it.
The district Board page groups the current meeting resources and Simbli access.
Check Floyd County Board meeting resources →How to request time to speak at a Floyd County Board meeting
The district requires prospective speakers to review its public-participation policy and complete a Public Comment Request Form before the meeting.
Information on the form
Name, address and phone number, group or affiliation if applicable, discussion topic, written materials and requested speaking time.
Requested time
The current form states a five-minute maximum.
District submission instruction
The Board page says to email or drop off the completed request at least one business day before the meeting.
State your name and purpose quickly, explain the issue in one or two facts, identify the action or consideration you want, then finish without introducing confidential student information.
Privacy warning: avoid publicly disclosing a student’s health, disability, discipline, custody, grades, educational records or other confidential identifying information.
Download the current request form and reread the policy before submitting because procedures can change.
Open current public-participation instructions →Use the correct Floyd County Schools 2026–27 calendar
The district now publishes a dedicated 2026–2027 School Calendar. Current Floyd County school event pages identify August 4, 2026 as the first day of school for the 2026–27 year.
First day
August 4, 2026.
District calendar
Use the 2026–27 calendar for holidays, breaks and districtwide school-year planning.
School events
Use the individual campus calendar for athletics, open houses, club events and school-specific activities.
High-risk search mistake: Floyd County calendar results frequently include Kentucky or Virginia. Before copying any date, verify FloydBOE.net and Rome, Georgia.
The district calendar area also publishes a 2027–28 calendar resource. Choosing the wrong year is an easy mistake when several calendar files are visible together.
Use the district calendar page as the live source instead of saving a third-party calendar permanently.
Open Floyd County Schools district calendars →Floyd County Board of Education address, phone and department routing
Fax conflict: different district pages have displayed different fax numbers. Call the receiving department before faxing a deadline-driven, confidential or original document.
Who should you call first?
| Question | Best first route | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Teacher, attendance or pickup | Student’s school | The school has current student-level information. |
| New or returning registration | Student Information | Registration type determines the correct workflow. |
| IEP / Child Find | Special Education / school | Specialized evaluation procedures apply. |
| Bus issue | Transportation / school | Route problems are operational and student specific. |
| Public records | Open Records process | It is different from student transcript access. |
| Board agenda or speaker request | Board page | These are Board-governance processes. |
Use the district Contact Us directory before relying on an old staff list.
Open Floyd County Schools Contact Us →Floyd County Schools addresses and phone numbers
School-level questions about teachers, attendance, dismissal, counseling, activities and student records usually belong at the child’s school first.
| School | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Armuchee Primary School | 5075 Martha Berry Hwy., Rome, GA 30165 | 706-236-1855 |
| Armuchee Elementary School | 471 Floyd Springs Road NE, Armuchee, GA 30105 | 706-802-6758 |
| Armuchee High School | 4203 Martha Berry Hwy., Rome, GA 30165 | 706-236-1886 |
| Alto Park Elementary School | 528 Burnett Ferry Rd. SW, Rome, GA 30165 | 706-236-1892 |
| Garden Lakes Elementary School | 2903 Garden Lakes Blvd. NW, Rome, GA 30165 | 706-236-1865 |
| Coosa Middle School | 212 Eagle Drive, Rome, GA 30165 | 706-236-1856 |
| Coosa High School | 4454 Alabama Hwy., Rome, GA 30165 | 706-236-1870 |
| Johnson Elementary School | 1839 Morrison Campground Rd., Rome, GA 30161 | 706-236-1830 |
| Model Elementary School | 3200 Calhoun Hwy., Rome, GA 30161 | 706-236-1827 |
| Model Middle School | 164 Barron Rd., Rome, GA 30161 | 706-290-8150 |
| Model High School | 3252 Calhoun Hwy. NE, Rome, GA 30161 | 706-236-1895 |
| Pepperell Primary School | 1 Dragon Dr. SE, Lindale, GA 30147 | 706-236-1835 |
| Pepperell Elementary School | 270 Hughes Dairy Rd., Lindale, GA 30147 | 706-290-8527 |
| Pepperell Middle School | 200 Hughes Dairy Road, Lindale, GA 30147 | 706-236-1849 |
| Pepperell High School | 3 Dragon Dr., Lindale, GA 30147 | 706-236-1844 |
| FCS College & Career Academy | 100 Poe Ave., Rome, GA 30161 | 706-236-1860 |
Campus details change faster than districtwide facts. Use the individual school site for current principal, teacher directory, bell schedule, athletics, open house, clubs and local announcements.
Use the district directory rather than searching for the school name without the state.
Find a Floyd County school →New Floyd County student enrollment document checklist
The district now provides explicit 2026–2027 New Student Registration, Pre-K Registration and Kindergarten Registration links.
Which 2026–27 registration link should you choose?
New Student Registration
Use for a student entering Floyd County Schools who is not using the returning-student workflow.
Pre-K Registration
Use the dedicated 2026–27 Pre-K route rather than a general new-student form.
Kindergarten Registration
Use the separate 2026–27 kindergarten registration link provided by Student Information.
Protect private documents: proof of residence, birth records, health forms, Social Security information and transcripts should be submitted only through district-authorized registration routes.
Choose the correct registration type from the district’s New Student Enrollment page.
Open Floyd County new-student enrollment →Returning students should register through PowerSchool
A returning student should not be treated like a completely new enrollee. Floyd County Schools directs returning-student registration through the parent’s PowerSchool Parent Portal.
Sign in to Parent Portal
The district says PowerSchool reduces the work required to register for the next year.
Use it during school promotion too
Returning registration applies when a student moves from one Floyd County school to the next through normal promotion.
Link every child
A parent registering multiple students needs each child linked to the parent account.
Select the student and Registration
After signing in, select the student’s name and then use the Registration link.
No Parent Portal login? Floyd County Schools tells families to request a parent portal login from the student’s school.
Use Returning Student Registration before opening a new-student form.
Open Returning Student Registration →PowerSchool vs Google Classroom vs ParentSquare
These systems are not interchangeable. Use the one designed for the task.
| Tool | Best for | What to remember |
|---|---|---|
| PowerSchool | Grades, assignments, scores, attendance, schedules, bulletins and returning registration. | District code is PPZD. |
| Google Classroom | K–12 assignments, homework, newsletters and classroom learning resources. | Students use their Floyd County Schools Google account. |
| ParentSquare | Parent-teacher communication, private messages and district/school alerts. | It is a communications platform, not the primary gradebook. |
| Parent Resource Hub | Standards, curriculum, pacing guides and instructional resources. | Use it when you want to understand what is being taught. |
PowerSchool mobile setup
Use district code PPZD when the PowerSchool app asks for the Floyd County Schools district code.
Multiple children
The district explains that properly linked children from different schools can appear within one parent account.
Login safety: do not enter parent or student credentials into a PowerSchool, Google or ParentSquare page found only through an ad or unrelated search result. Start from FloydBOE.net.
The district Parents page groups the four tools and their support links.
Open Floyd County parent tools →Want a different Floyd County school or live outside the district?
Floyd County Schools publishes dedicated School Transfer & Choice Options and Out of District Information through Student Services. District and school pages were also actively advertising out-of-district enrollment when this guide was checked.
School transfer / choice
Use the district’s choice information when you want another Floyd County school rather than assuming ordinary enrollment lets you select any campus.
Out-of-district family
Use the current out-of-district information for eligibility, availability and the application process.
Do not assume approval or transportation. School choice and out-of-district enrollment can depend on current district rules, program capacity and other conditions. Read the live district instructions before changing childcare, transportation or housing plans.
Student Services is the district starting point for both.
Open Floyd County Student Services →Floyd County school bus help and current staffing warning
The Transportation Department provides bus-safety guidance covering student conduct, the danger zone around a bus, and loading/unloading requirements.
Bus questions
Start with the student’s school or Transportation when the issue concerns route assignment, a bus stop or a recurring transportation problem.
Driver standards
The district says drivers attend safety meetings, complete annual physical examinations and are subject to random drug and alcohol testing.
Student safety
Official resources cover School Bus Safety Rules, the Danger Zone and Loading & Unloading Requirements.
Current staff conflict: the live Transportation and Contact pages were still displaying Trevor Hubbard during this audit, while a newer Floyd County Schools news announcement says Jason Self became Director of Transportation effective June 1, 2026. Verify the current staff directory before addressing a transportation request to a specific director.
Have the student’s name, school, grade, home address, known route/bus information, the date/time of the problem and a callback number ready.
Use the district Transportation page, while accounting for the newer 2026 leadership announcement.
Open Floyd County Transportation →After School Care cost, hours, sibling rate and late pickup
The district’s After School Care Program provides supervised after-school care for elementary children on days school is in session.
Daily rate
$10 per day, per child.
Sibling rule
At the same school, one child pays full price and additional children from the same family are $3 per day.
Program end
The program ends promptly at 6:00 p.m.
Late pickup
The district lists a $2 per minute per child late charge after 6:00 p.m.
Late pickup can become expensive quickly. Frequent late pickup can also result in removal from the program under the district’s published rules.
The district page provides current registration information and Procare payment access.
Open Floyd County After School Care →Lunch menus, meal payments and free/reduced applications
Breakfast & lunch menus
Use the menu system linked directly by Floyd County Schools for current meal choices.
MySchoolBucks
Use the district-linked MySchoolBucks route when adding money to a student meal account.
Meal benefits
The district provides free and reduced lunch applications in both English and Spanish.
Price freshness problem: the Child Nutrition page still displays a pricing announcement labeled for an older school year. Do not publish those amounts as “2026–27 meal prices” without current district confirmation.
Child Nutrition also publishes wellness-policy resources and assistance information. Families needing current prices or account-specific help should use the department rather than relying on a search snippet.
Use the Child Nutrition hub so you reach the current district-linked service.
Open Floyd County Child Nutrition →Current student, graduating senior or former student?
Transcript requests are not one workflow for everyone.
| User | Correct route | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| Current student | GA Futures for eligible Georgia college/university electronic transcripts | District says these can be sent at no cost. |
| Graduating senior — final transcript | Guidance counselor | The district specifically says not to request the final senior transcript through GA Futures. |
| Former student | Online transcript-request system | Phone, fax and call-in requests are not processed. |
| Authorized third party | Online graduation verification / transcript system | Use the district-approved online request process. |
| Public district records | Open Records process | This is separate from a student’s private transcript. |
Do not confuse public records with student records. A Georgia Open Records request is not automatically the proper way to obtain a student’s transcript, health information or private educational record.
Use the district instructions to identify the process for your student status.
Open Floyd County transcript requests →Floyd County Schools open records requests
The district identifies the Superintendent as its Open Records Officer for Georgia Open Records Act requests.
Identify the record type, approximate date range, department or school involved and the specific records you are seeking. A focused request is easier to understand than asking for “everything about” a topic.
Use the district’s Open Records information and current officer contact.
Review Floyd County Schools open-records information →Special Education, Child Find and Section 504 are not the same process
| Need | Start with | What the district says |
|---|---|---|
| Suspected need for special education | School / Special Education / Child Find | FCS identifies, locates and evaluates children suspected of disabilities that may require special education or related services. |
| Existing IEP / special-education services | School / Special Education Department | The department provides specially designed instruction and related services for eligible students. |
| Possible Section 504 accommodation | Local school’s 504 contact | The district says referrals begin at the local school level and eligibility is determined by a 504 team. |
Child Find basics
Ages served
Floyd County Special Education oversees services for eligible students with disabilities ages 3 through 22.
More than public-school students
Child Find responsibilities also extend to suspected children attending private school or home school.
Eligibility requires evaluation
Final identification occurs after appropriate evaluation and multidisciplinary eligibility determination.
The Special Education page also provides parental rights in English and Spanish, parent guides, transition resources, eligibility categories, 504 information and special-education records-retention information.
Use the official Child Find and parent-resource section rather than waiting for a general Board meeting.
Open Special Education & Child Find →Use the district’s 504 information for referral, eligibility and procedural-right guidance.
Read Floyd County Section 504 information →Visitor vs Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 volunteer
A parent attending a conference is not automatically a school volunteer. Floyd County Schools uses different screening requirements based on the type of campus activity and student contact.
Visitor
Visitors are asked for a Georgia state-issued ID. The ID is screened through Raptor and a visible visitor nametag is issued after clearance.
Level 1
For certain supervised/no-unsupervised-contact activities. Requires district forms, photo ID, Raptor screening and school approval.
Level 2
For roles interacting with students, such as some field-trip chaperones, classroom helpers and tutors. Adds a Georgia criminal-background check.
Level 3
For direct unsupervised interaction or certain money-handling roles. Requires higher-level criminal/fingerprint clearance and HR/school approval.
Determine your level before paying for a background check or fingerprinting.
Review Floyd County visitor and volunteer rules →Other Floyd County Student Services parents often need
Bullying report
The district provides both online and printable bullying-report options.
Mental Health Therapy Program
Student Services links a dedicated district mental-health therapy resource.
Discipline dashboard
A K–12 Discipline Data Dashboard is available through the district parent resources.
Student handbooks
Separate handbooks are provided for grades PK–4, 5–7 and 8–12.
Driver’s Education
The district provides Driver’s Education information, registration and fee payment resources.
ACT/SAT & diploma forms
Student Services links an ACT/SAT Waiver Form and Diploma Petition Form.
Start with Student Services for bullying, discipline, transfers, mental-health programs, handbooks and other parent resources.
Open Floyd County Student Services →Advanced, career and virtual learning routes
Gifted & Advanced
The district provides gifted nomination, referral, eligibility, continuation and honors-program information.
CTAE / Career pathways
Career and Technical Education and the College & Career Academy provide career-pathway options.
Virtual Academy
The district Academic Services navigation includes a Virtual Academy option for grades 8–12.
Use the appropriate academic-program page for application windows, course requirements and eligibility rather than treating Board of Education search results as program admission guidance.
Academic Services links gifted, CTAE, special education, assessment, parent curriculum and virtual-learning resources.
Explore Floyd County Academic Services →Floyd County Georgia vs Kentucky vs Virginia
Georgia — this guide
Floyd County Schools
Rome, Georgia
600 Riverside Parkway NE
706-234-1031
Kentucky
A separate Floyd County school district with different schools, Board portal, calendar and registration rules.
Virginia
Floyd County Public Schools in Virginia has a different School Board office, BoardDocs system and calendar.
Fast verification formula: the correct entity for this article is Floyd County Schools + Rome, GA + FloydBOE.net + 706-234-1031.
Common Floyd County Board of Education problems and the best fix
❌ Calendar says Kentucky
Fix: confirm Rome, Georgia and FloydBOE.net before using any school date.
🗓️ You need the next Board meeting
Fix: use the current 2026 Board meeting-date resource rather than assuming an old recurring schedule.
🎤 You want to address the Board
Fix: review the public-participation policy, complete the request form and follow the district’s current submission instructions.
🔄 Your child already attends FCS
Fix: use Returning Student Registration in PowerSchool instead of starting a completely new enrollment.
🔐 No PowerSchool account
Fix: request a Parent Portal login from the student’s school. District code: PPZD.
💬 You need school messages
Fix: use ParentSquare for communication; use PowerSchool for student information and grades.
🚌 Transportation page shows an old director
Fix: check the newer June 2026 Jason Self announcement and verify the live directory before addressing correspondence.
🍎 Search shows a meal price
Fix: verify the school year because the visible district pricing notice is not labeled for 2026–27.
🎓 You are a senior requesting the final transcript
Fix: contact the guidance counselor; the district says not to order the final senior transcript through GA Futures.
📄 You graduated years ago
Fix: use the online former-student transcript system rather than calling or faxing a request.
🕕 After School Care pickup is after 6
Fix: remember the published $2-per-minute-per-child late pickup charge and contact the program if an emergency affects pickup.
🧩 You think your child needs disability support
Fix: use Child Find/Special Education or the school’s Section 504 route based on the concern rather than waiting for a Board meeting.
Floyd County Board of Education Georgia FAQs
What is the official Floyd County Board of Education website in Georgia?
The official local district website is Floyd County Schools at FloydBOE.net. The district is headquartered in Rome, Georgia. Do not confuse it with Floyd County school systems in Kentucky or Virginia.
Where is the Floyd County Board of Education office?
Floyd County Schools lists its Central Office at 600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, GA 30161-2938. The main phone number is 706-234-1031.
Who are the Floyd County Board of Education members?
The current district page lists Steve Turrentine, Dr. Melinda Strickland, Jay Shell, Vice Chair Dr. Tony Daniel and Chair Danny Waits. Recheck the live Board page before formal use because membership and officer roles can change.
How do I find Floyd County BOE meeting agendas and minutes?
The district Board page provides 2026 Board meeting information and links Simbli for agendas, minutes and related Board material. Use the current meeting-date resource before attending.
How do I speak at a Floyd County Board meeting?
Review the district public-participation policy and complete its Public Comment Request Form. The current form asks for the topic, contact information, affiliation, written materials and requested speaking time, with a five-minute maximum shown on the form.
When did Floyd County Schools start the 2026–27 school year?
Current Floyd County Schools event information identifies August 4, 2026 as the first day of school. Use the district’s 2026–27 School Calendar for full-year planning.
What documents are needed for new Floyd County student registration?
The district lists two proofs of residence, birth certificate, Social Security card, DHR Form 3231 immunization record, DHR Form 3300 screening, withdrawal form or grades and previous-school records when available. High-school students also have a transcript requirement listed.
How do returning students register for the next year?
Floyd County Schools directs returning students through PowerSchool Parent Portal. Parents with multiple children must have each student linked to the account, then select the student and Registration.
What is the Floyd County Schools PowerSchool district code?
The official PowerSchool Parent Portal page lists Floyd County Schools district code as PPZD.
How much does Floyd County After School Care cost?
The district currently lists $10 per day per child. When two or more children from the same family attend the same school’s program, one pays the full rate and additional children are listed at $3 per day. The program ends at 6:00 p.m., and the district lists a $2-per-minute-per-child late pickup charge.
Final Floyd County Schools verification checklist
Verification scope: this August 14, 2026 update reviewed the live Floyd County Schools Board page, public-comment form, district calendar page, 2026–27 new and returning registration, PowerSchool, Parents hub, Student Services, school directory, Transportation, current district news, After School Care, Child Nutrition, transcripts, Open Records information, Special Education, Child Find, Section 504, visitor/volunteer procedures and academic-program navigation.
Independent-site notice: BoardofEducations.org is an informational guide and is not Floyd County Schools or the Floyd County Board of Education. Current district notices, Simbli records, policies, enrollment decisions, school instructions and student-service procedures take priority.