Official Floyd County BOE Links for Meetings, School Calendar, Office & Parent Help
Use this mobile-friendly guide to find the correct Floyd County Board of Education pages for board meeting dates, Simbli agendas, minutes, public participation, district calendars, central office contact, student enrollment, PowerSchool, transcript requests, child nutrition, school directory, and open records.
Choose your Floyd County school task and open the right official page
Select the task closest to what you need. Floyd County Schools uses separate official pages for district calendars, board meetings, Simbli agendas and minutes, public participation, student enrollment, PowerSchool, child nutrition, transcript requests, open records, and school contact details.
🗓️ Board meetings & public participation
Fast answer: Floyd County school pages parents usually need first
The official Floyd County Board of Education / Floyd County Schools website is Open FloydBOE.net. Use it for board meeting dates, Simbli agendas and minutes, board meeting videos, public participation, district calendars, central office contact information, student enrollment, PowerSchool, transcript requests, child nutrition, school directory, school events, open records, and visitor or volunteer information.
The Floyd County Board of Education central office is listed at 600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, GA 30161-2938, with phone 706-234-1031. The Contact page lists fax 706-236-1824, while the About page also shows a fax listing of 929-239-2972. Because fax listings can differ by page or department, call the district before sending important documents.
🗓️ Need board meetings?
Use the Board of Education page for meeting dates, Simbli agendas, minutes, board meeting videos, and public participation instructions.
📅 Need school calendar?
Use the District Calendars page for 2025-2026 and 2026-27 calendar resources and FCS school-year planning.
🏢 Need the office?
Use Contact Us or About FCS for the central office address, phone number, open records contact, and department routing.
🧾 Need enrollment?
Use New Student Enrollment for registration links, document requirements, Pre-K registration, and kindergarten registration.
Official source check before using any Floyd County BOE detail
Publish-ready as of: May 7, 2026. The official Floyd County Schools website, Board of Education page, District Calendars page, About FCS page, Contact Us page, New Student Enrollment page, Child Nutrition page, school directory links, public participation information, and open records information were checked for this article.
Use this article as a practical navigation guide. School information can change because of board action, public meeting changes, school-year rollover, weather, registration updates, transcript procedures, food service updates, PowerSchool changes, district calendar revisions, department staffing, or open records procedures.
Floyd County BOE contact, calendar, meeting and parent facts
These quick facts help families avoid the common mistake of using the wrong Floyd County district, wrong state, wrong board calendar, or wrong records process.
🏫 District
Floyd County Schools / Floyd County Board of Education, Rome, Georgia.
🌐 Official website
📍 Central office
600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, GA 30161-2938.
☎️ Main phone
706-234-1031.
📠 Fax note
Contact page lists 706-236-1824; About page also lists 929-239-2972. Verify before sending.
🗓️ Meetings
District calendar notes board meetings on the third Monday of every month at the central office.
📅 Calendars
District Calendars page lists 2025-2026 School Calendar and 2026-27 school calendar resources.
📊 District snapshot
The home page highlights 16 schools, four communities, and one goal.
Jump to the Floyd County school help section you need
How to check Floyd County BOE meeting dates, agendas, minutes and videos
The official Open Board of Education Page is the best starting point for Floyd County board meeting information. The page includes Board Members, Agendas & Minutes, Board Meeting Dates, Board Meeting Videos, and Public Participation resources.
The district’s 2025-2026 school calendar notes that Board of Education meetings are held on the third Monday of every month at the Floyd County Schools Central Office, 600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, Georgia 30161. Board meeting schedules can still be revised, so always check the official Board of Education page and meeting calendar before attending.
The district links to Simbli for board meeting documents. Use Simbli or the official agendas and minutes page when you need the actual board agenda, official minutes, policy items, board actions, or meeting materials.
Open the Board of Education page
Start with the official board page because it groups meeting dates, videos, Simbli, and public participation resources.
Check the correct meeting year
The page includes separate board meeting date resources for 2025 and 2026. Use the current meeting year.
Use Simbli for documents
Use the official Simbli link for agendas, minutes, policy references, and meeting documents.
Check public participation rules
If you want to speak, review the board policy and submit the required public speaking document on time.
Where to get Floyd County district calendar PDFs and school-year dates
The official Open District Calendars page lists school-year calendar resources, including the 2025-2026 School Calendar and a 2026-27 school calendar link.
Use the calendar page for school-year planning, holidays, breaks, start and end dates, and general district schedule information. If your question is about a specific school event, athletic activity, testing window, field trip, class event, or parent meeting, also open the student’s individual school website.
Parents should not plan only from old screenshots or copied PDF posts. Calendar PDFs can be revised, school events can change, and emergency closures can affect operations. Save the official link and recheck close to important dates.
📄 Calendar PDFs
Use the District Calendars page for official 2025-2026 and 2026-27 calendar links.
🏫 School-level events
Use the individual school page for local events, announcements, and campus-specific reminders.
🗓️ FCS events
The district home page includes an FCS Events Calendar and “View Full Calendar” option.
⚠️ Recheck before planning
Weather, revised PDFs, and board action can change dates or operations.
Floyd County BOE central office address, phone, fax and open records contact
The Floyd County Board of Education central office is listed at 600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, GA 30161-2938. The main phone number is listed as 706-234-1031.
The Contact page lists the mailing address as Floyd County Board of Education, 600 Riverside Parkway, N.E., Rome, GA 30161-2938, with phone 706-234-1031 and fax 706-236-1824. The About page lists the central office at the same address and includes an additional fax listing of 929-239-2972. If you need to fax sensitive records, verify the correct fax number with the receiving department first.
For open records, the About page says Floyd County Schools has designated the Superintendent as the open records officer under the Georgia Open Records Act. It lists 706-234-1031 ext. 3006 and 600 Riverside Parkway, Rome, Georgia 30161 for written open record requests.
📍 Central office
600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, GA 30161-2938.
☎️ Main phone
706-234-1031 for district-level contact routing.
📬 Open records
Open records contact is listed as 706-234-1031 ext. 3006.
📠 Fax caution
Fax listings differ by district page. Verify before sending important documents.
Current Floyd County BOE members and represented communities
The official Board of Education page lists Floyd County board members and the communities or districts they represent. The current list includes Dr. Melinda Strickland representing District 2, Model and Johnson communities; Mr. Jay Shell representing District 3, Coosa Community; Dr. Tony Daniel as Board Vice Chair representing District 4, Pepperell Community; Mr. Danny Waits as Board Chair representing District 5, Cave Spring and Alto Park communities and Floyd County College & Career Academy; and Mr. Steve Turrentine representing District 1, Armuchee Community.
Board membership, officer roles, district assignments, and terms can change. Use the official board page before naming a board member in a public comment, civic article, meeting note, or school issue.
District 1
Mr. Steve Turrentine is listed for the Armuchee Community.
District 2
Dr. Melinda Strickland is listed for Model and Johnson communities.
District 3
Mr. Jay Shell is listed for the Coosa Community.
District 4
Dr. Tony Daniel is listed as Board Vice Chair for the Pepperell Community.
District 5
Mr. Danny Waits is listed as Board Chair for Cave Spring, Alto Park, and FCS CCA.
How to speak at a Floyd County Board of Education meeting
The official Board of Education page says that if you would like to speak at a board meeting, you should review the board policy and fill out the required document. Once completed, the page says the document can be emailed to KirstinLeclair@FloydBoe.Net or dropped off at the central office at least one business day before the meeting.
This requirement matters. Do not arrive at a meeting assuming you can speak without following the required process. Prepare your statement, review board policy, submit the public speaking document on time, and confirm current rules before attending.
Public comment reminder: Public participation is a formal board process. Review the official board policy and submit the required public speaking document before the deadline.
New student enrollment, Pre-K registration and kindergarten registration
The official Open New Student Enrollment page is the correct starting point for Floyd County student registration. The page says the parent or guardian living at the same address as the student must enroll the student.
The page links to 2025-2026 New Student Registration, 2026-2027 Pre-K Registration, and 2026-2027 Kindergarten Registration. Because registration links are school-year specific, always use the current official page instead of an old registration bookmark.
Enrollment and registration involve private student information. Do not upload birth certificates, Social Security cards, immunization records, proof of residence, or transcripts into unofficial websites or forms.
Open the official enrollment page
Start from the Floyd County Schools New Student Enrollment page.
Select the correct registration year
Use the current new student, Pre-K, or kindergarten registration link.
Prepare required documents
Missing proof of residence, health forms, or school records can delay registration.
Use only district links
Protect student records by submitting documents only through official registration pages.
Required documents for Floyd County new student registration
The official New Student Enrollment page lists the following items for new student registration: parent or guardian living at the same address as the student must enroll the student, two proofs of residence, birth certificate, Social Security card, immunization records using DHR 3231, Eye, Ear, Dental & Nutrition Screening using DHR 3300, withdrawal form or grades, transcript for high school only, and records from the previous school if available.
These requirements can affect whether registration is processed smoothly. If you are enrolling a high school student, pay special attention to transcript and prior school records. If you are enrolling a younger child, prepare health screening and immunization documents early.
🏠 Residence
The page lists two proofs of residence and says the enrolling parent or guardian must live at the same address as the student.
🎂 Identity documents
Birth certificate and Social Security card are listed among required items.
💉 Health forms
Immunization records and DHR 3300 screening are listed for registration.
🎓 Prior school records
Withdrawal form/grades, high school transcript, and previous school records may be needed.
PowerSchool, returning student registration and parent resources
The Floyd County Schools website links to PowerSchool Parent Portal, PowerSchool Student Portal, Returning Student Registration, New Student Enrollment, Parent Resource Hub, school events calendar, lunch menu, and other parent-facing resources.
Use the official district website or the student’s school page before entering login credentials. Parent portals and student portals can contain sensitive attendance, grade, contact, and record information. Avoid login pages found only through ads or random search results.
🔐 PowerSchool Parent Portal
Use the official district link to access parent records and student information.
🧑🎓 Student Portal
Students should use the official PowerSchool Student Portal link from the district site.
🔁 Returning registration
Returning Student Registration is separate from New Student Enrollment.
📘 Parent Resource Hub
Use the district-linked Parent Resource Hub for additional family support resources.
Child nutrition, breakfast and lunch menus, MySchoolBucks and meal forms
The official Open Child Nutrition page lists Debra Williams as Director of Child Nutrition with phone 706-234-1031 ext. 3052. The page links to breakfast and lunch menus, MySchoolBucks meal payment, free and reduced lunch applications in English and Spanish, lunch prices and charge policy, wellness program regulation, and supply shortage information.
Families should use official district-linked meal and payment pages before checking menus, applying for meal benefits, or adding money. Menu details, lunch prices, payment platforms, free/reduced forms, and charge policies can change.
🍽️ Menus
Use Breakfast & Lunch Menus from the official Child Nutrition page.
💳 MySchoolBucks
Use the official district-linked MySchoolBucks payment link.
📄 Applications
Free and reduced lunch applications are listed in English and Spanish.
⚠️ Payment safety
Do not enter payment information on pages not linked from the district website.
Transcript requests, open records and public records routing
The Floyd County Schools quick links include Transcript Requests and Open Records Request. Use transcript requests for student transcript needs, and use open records for public records requests under Georgia law.
The About page states that Floyd County Schools has designated the Superintendent as the open records officer under the Georgia Open Records Act. It says written open record requests must be made upon the Superintendent as open records officer, and lists 706-234-1031 ext. 3006 and 600 Riverside Parkway, Rome, Georgia 30161.
Do not confuse public records requests with student transcript requests. Transcripts, enrollment files, custody documents, health records, and student-specific records can involve privacy requirements and identity verification.
🎓 Transcript requests
Use the official district Transcript Requests link for student transcript needs.
📬 Open records
Use the district open records process for public records requests.
☎️ Open records contact
706-234-1031 ext. 3006 is listed for open records contact.
🔐 Privacy warning
Do not send student records or private ID documents to unofficial pages.
Find Floyd County schools, high schools and College & Career Academy
The official Floyd County Schools website links to Armuchee Primary School, Armuchee Elementary School, Armuchee High School, Alto Park Elementary School, Garden Lakes Elementary School, Coosa Middle School, Coosa High School, Johnson Elementary School, Model Elementary School, Model Middle School, Model High School, Pepperell Primary School, Pepperell Elementary School, Pepperell Middle School, Pepperell High School, and Floyd County Schools College & Career Academy.
The Contact page lists high school and academy addresses and phone numbers, including Armuchee High School at 4203 Martha Berry Hwy., Rome, GA 30165; Coosa High School at 4454 Alabama Hwy., Rome, GA 30165; Model High School at 3252 Calhoun Hwy. NE, Rome, GA 30161; Pepperell High School at 3 Dragon Dr., Lindale, GA 30147; and Floyd County Schools College & Career Academy at 100 Poe Ave., Rome, GA 30161.
Use the individual school website for school-level calendars, staff contact, clubs, athletics, teacher communication, local announcements, counseling links, and building-specific information.
🍎 Primary and elementary schools
Use official school pages for family notices, teacher communication, events, and local resources.
🎒 Middle schools
Use middle school pages for activities, school announcements, and campus-specific information.
🎓 High schools
Use high school pages for counseling, transcripts, athletics, clubs, and graduation-related details.
🛠️ College & Career Academy
Use the CCA page for career pathway and program-specific school information.
Academic services, special education, CTAE, gifted and online learning
The Floyd County Schools website includes academic service links for Department of Academics, Assessments, CTAE, Federal Programs, Gifted and Advanced Programs, Instructional Technology, Parent Resource Hub, School Improvement, Special Education, and Virtual Academy for grades 8-12.
The district home page highlights FCS as 16 schools across four communities. It also highlights district-level academic and enrollment statistics, including graduation rate, student-teacher ratio, AP courses, dual enrollment, and CTAE participation. Families should use official school and program pages for current enrollment, course, and pathway details.
📚 Academics
Use Department of Academics, Assessments, and School Improvement for district academic resources.
🛠️ CTAE
Use CTAE and FCS College & Career Academy resources for career pathway information.
🧠 Gifted and advanced
Use Gifted and Advanced Programs for advanced learning resources.
♿ Special education
Use Special Education links and district contacts for special education support.
What Floyd County school information is free and what may require payment
Most basic Floyd County Board of Education information should be free to check. You should not pay a third-party site to view the board meeting schedule, district calendar, central office address, board member list, school directory, public participation instructions, open records contact, enrollment requirements, PowerSchool links, child nutrition links, or school contact pages.
Some official actions may involve payment or third-party systems linked by the district. Examples may include MySchoolBucks meal payments, transcript processing, driver’s education, extracurricular activities, school fees, event tickets, replacement records, or other approved school services. Before paying, confirm that the page is linked from FloydBOE.net or a district school website.
✅ Usually free to check
Calendar, board meeting dates, office address, school directory, board members, public participation instructions, and department pages.
💳 May involve payment
Meal payments, transcripts, driver’s education, school fees, activity fees, event tickets, and optional services.
🚫 Avoid unofficial payment traps
Do not pay random websites for public school information available through Floyd County Schools.
Check Georgia before using any Floyd County BOE calendar or office page
The phrase “Floyd County Board of Education” can point to different school systems in different states. This article covers Floyd County Schools in Rome, Georgia, with the official website at FloydBOE.net and central office at 600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, GA 30161.
Search results may also show Floyd County Schools in Kentucky, Floyd County Public Schools in Virginia, county government pages, airport or county board pages, and third-party calendar sites. Their calendars, meeting schedules, office addresses, board members, transcript processes, and enrollment rules are not the same.
Georgia district in this guide
Kentucky district
Floyd County Schools in Kentucky uses a different district website, board portal, calendar, and office address.
Virginia district
Floyd County Public Schools in Virginia uses separate school board pages and school calendars.
County government pages
Floyd County government and Board of Commissioners pages are not the same as the school board page.
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Map and directions for Floyd County BOE central office in Rome
The Floyd County Board of Education central office is listed at 600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, GA 30161. Use this map for general direction planning, but call the relevant department before visiting because enrollment, transcript requests, public participation, and open records can have specific procedures.
Meeting reminder: District calendar information notes board meetings at the central office, but you should confirm the official Board of Education page before traveling.
Clearly marked official Floyd County Board of Education links
Use these official links first. Each blue button below is an official resource link, so users can quickly understand where to click on mobile.
Open Floyd County Schools
Main Floyd County Schools / Floyd County Board of Education website.
Open Board of Education
Board members, board meeting dates, videos, public participation, agendas, and minutes.
Open Contact Us
Division directory, school contact list, mailing address, phone, fax, and district office directions.
Open New Student Enrollment
New student registration, required documents, Pre-K registration, and kindergarten registration.
Open PowerSchool Student Portal
Official student portal access from the district website.
Open Child Nutrition
Breakfast and lunch menus, MySchoolBucks, meal applications, lunch prices, and charge policy.
Open Visitor or Volunteer
Visitor and volunteer information from Floyd County Schools quick links.
Floyd County Board of Education questions parents ask most
What is the official Floyd County Board of Education website?
The official website for Floyd County Schools in Georgia is FloydBOE.net. Use it for board meetings, district calendars, enrollment, PowerSchool, child nutrition, transcripts, school links, and open records.
Where is the Floyd County Board of Education office?
The central office is listed at 600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, GA 30161-2938.
What is the Floyd County Board of Education phone number?
The main phone number listed by Floyd County Schools is 706-234-1031.
Where can I find the Floyd County school calendar?
Use the official District Calendars page on FloydBOE.net. It lists 2025-2026 and 2026-27 school calendar resources.
When are Floyd County Board of Education meetings?
The district calendar notes that Board of Education meetings are held on the third Monday of every month at Floyd County Schools Central Office, 600 Riverside Parkway NE, Rome, Georgia 30161. Always confirm on the Board of Education page.
Where can I find Floyd County BOE agendas and minutes?
Use the Board of Education page and its Simbli link for board meeting agendas, minutes, and related meeting materials.
How do I speak at a Floyd County Board meeting?
The official page says users should review board policy and complete the required public speaking document. The document can be emailed to KirstinLeclair@FloydBoe.Net or dropped off at the central office at least one business day before the meeting.
How do I enroll a new student in Floyd County Schools?
Use the official New Student Enrollment page. The page lists registration links and required documents, including two proofs of residence, birth certificate, Social Security card, immunization records, DHR 3300 screening, withdrawal form or grades, and previous school records if available.
Where do parents access PowerSchool?
Use the official PowerSchool Parent Portal link from the Floyd County Schools website. Students can use the official PowerSchool Student Portal link.
Where can I find Floyd County lunch menus and meal payment links?
Use the official Child Nutrition page for breakfast and lunch menus, MySchoolBucks, free and reduced lunch applications, lunch prices, and meal charge policy.
How do I make an open records request to Floyd County Schools?
The About page says the Superintendent is designated as the open records officer under the Georgia Open Records Act. It lists 706-234-1031 ext. 3006 and 600 Riverside Parkway, Rome, Georgia 30161 for written open record requests.
Is this the same as Floyd County Schools in Kentucky or Virginia?
No. This guide covers Floyd County Schools in Rome, Georgia, at FloydBOE.net. Floyd County school systems in Kentucky and Virginia use different websites, calendars, board portals, office addresses, and procedures.
Official verification and privacy reminder
This article is an independent guide created to help families, students, staff, alumni, residents, and public users find the correct official Floyd County Board of Education resources. It is not the official Floyd County Schools website and does not replace official district announcements, school calendar PDFs, board meeting notices, Simbli agendas, public participation rules, enrollment requirements, student records procedures, child nutrition policies, open records procedures, or school-level decisions.
For enrollment, attendance, board meetings, public comments, calendars, transcripts, school meals, PowerSchool, transportation, student records, open records, school events, or official school decisions, use the relevant official Floyd County Schools page or contact the district directly. Do not submit private student data, health records, custody documents, payment information, or identity documents through unofficial websites.
Best way to use this Floyd County BOE guide
The best starting point for Floyd County Board of Education information is the official Floyd County Schools website at FloydBOE.net. Use it for the Board of Education page, District Calendars, Contact Us, About FCS, New Student Enrollment, PowerSchool Parent Portal, Child Nutrition, Transcript Requests, Open Records Request, and school directory links.
For practical results, use the correct official page for the task. Use the board page for meetings, Simbli, videos, and public participation; use District Calendars for school-year dates; use Contact Us for office information; use New Student Enrollment for registration; use Child Nutrition for menus and MySchoolBucks; and use Open Records Request for public records.