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Banks County High School has shared important information for the Class of 2026 regarding graduation events, required practices, graduation attire, cap decoration guidelines, final transcripts, fees, and other senior reminders.
Families and seniors are encouraged to carefully review the full graduation documents so everyone is prepared for the upcoming events. Graduation practice is mandatory, and students should pay close attention to arrival times, required dress, and expectations for graduation night. Students who choose to decorate their graduation caps must follow the approved cap decoration guidelines. Decorations will be reviewed at graduation practice, and all designs must meet the expectations outlined in the document.

Banks County Schools is asking all parents and guardians to complete the Annual Student Record Update in Infinite Campus before the start of the 2026-2027 school year.

Teacher Appreciation Week is coming up May 4–8, and we have a fun way for families, students, and even former students to help celebrate the amazing teachers of Banks County Schools!

Banks County Schools honored Coach Mike Gordon on Friday, April 3, officially naming the softball field after him. Family, friends, former players, employees, and community members gathered to recognize his lasting impact on the program and community.

On April 3, Banks County Schools hosted the 2026 Special Olympics, a day that brought together athletes, families, students, staff, and community. Known throughout the school system as “The Best Day of the Year.”

As spring gets underway, Banks County Schools is already looking ahead to summer. Coaches and teachers across the district are preparing a variety of summer camp opportunities for students, and this year families will be able to find all of that information in one convenient location.

Over the next two months, Banks County Schools will begin releasing summer camp details as information is provided by coaches and teachers. The new central location will make it easier for families to plan ahead by offering one place to find important details such as contact information, camp dates, sign-up information, and other updates.

By organizing summer camp information in one location, the district hopes to help families stay connected to school programs while also making summer planning more convenient.

Families are encouraged to check the summer camps link on the Banks County Schools website regularly, as the page will be updated as new information is received.

Banks County High School has named Chad Bridges as its new head boys basketball coach. With 18 years of varsity head coaching experience, including 14 state tournament appearances, a region championship, and an Elite Eight run, Coach Bridges brings a strong record of leadership and success to Leopard Nation.

Families looking for additional opportunities for students during school breaks may be interested in upcoming camp programs offered by the YMCA.