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The Lutzie 43 Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to ending distracted, impaired, and unsafe driving, will present its Safe Driving Summit at Banks County High School on Thursday, September 17. The event brings together law enforcement, first responders, medical professionals, and commercial truck drivers to emphasize the life-altering repercussions of unsafe driving.

Banks County High School is proud to honor two exceptional staff members who bring extraordinary passion, heart, and dedication to our classrooms and school community every day. Mrs. Heather Martin has been named BCHS Teacher of the Year, and Ms. Robin Easley has been selected as BCHS Support Staff Member of the Year for 2026–2027!

This month, Banks County Schools is hoping to break our all-time record for the highest September attendance ever.

If you missed the initial sign-up deadline and would still like your student to receive the flu vaccine, it is not too late! Please call the health department directly at 706-677-2296 to schedule an appointment or get more information.

Make sure to check out the official Senior Website Page ASAP. It’s packed with crucial info for the school year, including graduation deadlines, event dates, and college/career resources.

Taylor Cheek To Represent the Down Syndrome Community in Unique Annual National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) Video Presentation.

Show your school spirit for Homecoming!

The deadline to sign up for the PSAT/NMSQT is September 4, 2026.
The PSAT will be given at Banks County High School on October 22, 2026.
Freshmen: $18 (cash only)
Sophomores: FREE
Juniors: $18 (cash only)
Sign-up forms are available in the BCHS Front Office.
*Sophomores who sign up but do not take the test will be charged a no-show fee.

Welcome back, Leopards! As we start another exciting school year, here is a quick summary of the essential updates and dates from the BCHS First Quarter Newsletter.