Floyd County

Headquartered at 600 Riverside Parkway NE in Rome, Georgia, Floyd County is an active, regular public school district operating within a rural fringe setting of the Rome metropolitan region. As a traditional non-charter system, the district oversees 15 operational schools that deliver a continuous academic pathway serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The central administration supports community engagement and academic operations, maintaining open lines of communication for families and researchers via telephone at (706) 234-1031 and online at http://floydboe.net.

During the 2024–2025 school year, Floyd County serves a total student population of 8,949 pupils, comprising 4,636 male students and 4,313 female students. The student body encompasses diverse backgrounds, including 6,557 White, 1,182 Hispanic, 603 Black, 532 multiracial (two or more races), 65 Asian, 6 American Indian, and 4 Pacific Islander students. To manage its schools and deliver instruction, the district employs a total full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of 2,517.2 staff members. This comprehensive team features 1,303.0 teacher FTEs directly guiding student learning, supported by 163.0 instructional aide FTEs and 1,051.2 support staff FTEs focused on district operations and student services.