The East Paulding Raiders wrapped up their regular season with a 2-0 Senior Night win over the Kell Longhorns on Friday, April 21. The victory ran the Raiders’ season mark to 15-13 overall and 11-5 in region 7AAAAA, good enough for 2nd place behind the Carrollton Trojans.
Hiram High Athletic Signings for College: Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer, and Football
The South Paulding Lady Spartans fell in the first round of the State playoffs to the Lady Cougars from Chattahoochie High School from John's Creek. The Spartans hosted the Cougars but the matches all went to the visitors and they advanced 3-0.
The North Paulding Wolfpack closed out their season strong to garner a #2 seed and will face Lowndes County in the first round of the State Playoffs in a double header Friday.
The Lady Patriots closed out the regular season with victories over New Manchester 3-0 and Pebblebrook 11-1 . They will face Southwest Dekalb in round one of the State Playoffs at PCHS Thursday @ 6pm
The Spartan Varsity baseball team will host the first round of playoffs Friday, April 28, 2017. The Spartans ended their regular season in second place for Region 6-AAAAAA.
Georgia Highlands College will be holding a special groundbreaking event at its Cartersville site on Wednesday (April 26) at 11AM for its new academic building.
April is the Month of the Military Child. In honor of those children and their families that sacrifice so much for the citizens of the United States, students and staff were asked to wear purple.
Hamilton College's Eli Saucier '18 (Douglasville, Ga./Hiram HS) has been named NESCAC Men's Track Performer of the Week.
Four Chattahoochee Technical College students brought home first-, second-, third- and fifth- place awards from the 2017 Georgia Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) State Leadership Conference, held April 7-9 in Atlanta.
Congratulations to the students pictured above for being March Students of the Month at New Georgia Elementary! These students show good citizenship in their classroom, school and community.
Thank you to Sheriff Gary Gulledge for visiting New Georgia Elementary first graders. He came to speak to the students in coordination with their lesson on “goods and services in our community”.
Over 120 people showed up from all five of Georgia Highlands College’s locations on April 14th for the seventh annual GHC Public Speaking Competition in Cartersville.
On April 13, 2017 Hiram High School Stinger Battalion conducted its annual inspection. The cadets and staff where evaluated on student lead briefings, portfolios, drill, color guard, and overall impression from the evaluators.
