Ola Middle News
The Georgia Association for Positive Behavior Support (GAPBS) recently honored Henry County Schools Intervention and Prevention Specialist Yolanda Reid Wheeler with the 2024 Dr. Garry McGiboney Outstanding Leadership Award.
Henry County Schools’ Teaching and Learning Director Norkesha Muhammad-Garrett was recently named a 2024 Hidden Hero by the Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement.
Henry County Schools Director of STEM and Innovative Practice Dr. Rabieh J. Hafza was recently named one of the nation’s Top 10 STEM Directors in Education by Educational Technology Insights.
The Henry County Board of Education re-elected Sophe Pope (Dist. 4) as Board Chair and Annette Edwards (Dist. 2) as Board Vice Chair during a special called meeting on Jan. 9.
Around 20 government and industry officials joined the Henry County Board of Education on Nov. 19 for its annual Legislative Breakfast and presentation of its 2025 Legislative Priorities.
The Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) today released the 2023-2024 College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI), detailing school and district performance across the state of Georgia.
The Georgia Department of Education recently named 14 Henry County Schools (HCS) as Literacy and Math Leaders for demonstrated growth and achievement in the 2023-2024 school year.
Henry County Schools students showed growth and gains in mathematics during the 2023-2024 school year, according to Georgia Milestones results recently released by the Georgia Department of Education.
Districtwide and school-level graduation rates for Henry County Schools continue to outpace the state, according to data released Oct. 8 by the Georgia Department of Education.
Henry County Schools recently named six outstanding educators as contenders for the district’s 2024 Teacher of the Year (TOTY) award.
Ola High School student Madelyn Reardanz and Ola Middle School eighth-grade Social Studies Teacher Zachary Barfield were selected to attend the first Young People’s Continental Congress (YPCC) in Philadelphia this summer.
The Henry County Board of Education approved the appointment of Dr. John Pace III as the new Superintendent of Henry County Schools at a special called board meeting on Aug. 6. Tuesday’s unanimous vote followed the 14-day waiting period required by Georgia law.
As Henry County Schools families prepare for the first day of school on Aug. 1, around 6,000 district- and school-based employees have been working diligently to ensure an exceptional school year for each of nearly 44,000 anticipated students.
Henry County Schools students demonstrated ongoing progress on the Georgia Milestones Assessment System based on state, system, and individual scores for the spring 2024 administration of End-of-Grade (EOG) and End-of-Course (EOC) exams, released by the Georgia Department of Education on July 26.