Heard County School District is a public school system serving students in Heard County, Georgia, United States. The district operates four schools: Heard County High School, Heard County Middle School, Centralhatchee Elementary School, and Heard County Elementary School. The district’s administrative offices are located in Franklin, Georgia, which serves as the county seat. The school district was established in the early 20th century and has evolved to meet the educational needs of the rural community it serves. Heard County High School, the district’s flagship institution, is located at 545 Main Street in Franklin and offers comprehensive academic programs, career and technical education, and various extracurricular activities. The school’s mascot is the Braves, and its colors are red and gray. The district operates under the governance of the Heard County Board of Education and follows curriculum standards set by the Georgia Department of Education. It serves approximately 2,000 students across all grade levels and employs roughly 150 teachers and staff members. The district emphasizes technology integration in education and maintains various programs for special education, gifted students, and career preparation. Heard County School District consistently works to maintain accreditation standards and participates in state and federal educational initiatives.