
Trion City Schools is one of only four public school systems in Georgia to post a 100% graduation rate for the Class of 2026.

Trion City Schools is one of only four public school systems in Georgia to post a 100% graduation rate for the Class of 2026.

Eligible high school students in Chattooga County have until 5 PM today to apply for a program that could send them to Washington, D.C., and provide a $12,500 college scholarship.

Friday night brought very different results for Chattooga County’s two high school football teams, as the Trion Bulldogs continued their strong season with a convincing road victory while the Chattooga Indians were unable to get their offense going at home against Gordon Lee.

Friday night football returns tonight with Chattooga at home against Gordon Lee and Trion making a long road trip to face Northview, and WZQZ will have coverage of both games.

The Trion Board of Education handled several financial and planning matters during its September meeting, while also receiving an enrollment report showing 1,222 students currently attending Trion City Schools.

Parents of Trion Middle School and Trion High School wrestlers are encouraged to attend an important parent meeting today at 2 PM at the Trion Wrestling Building.
Coaches will provide an overview of the upcoming wrestling season and schedule and discuss team requirements and expectations.
The meeting will also cover parent involvement and volunteer opportunities, fundraising and program needs, dues and gear, food and team meals, and commitment and responsibilities for the upcoming season.
Parents of students planning to participate in the Trion wrestling program are encouraged to attend today to learn more about the season and ways they can support the team.

It was a split Friday night for Chattooga County’s two high school football teams, with the Trion Bulldogs rolling to a 49-0 shutout win over Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe, while the Chattooga Indians fell 27-17 on the road at Ridgeland.

Saturday will be a busy day across Chattooga County and the surrounding area, with Finster Fest, a community food distribution, activities at Sloppy Floyd State Park, a special Trion High School event, and several events just a short drive away.

For students at Trion City Schools, education involves more than classroom instruction, with the school system maintaining a variety of programs designed to provide additional help to students with different educational needs.

The Trion Bulldogs picked up their third victory of the season Friday night, winning a high-scoring battle over the Dade County Wolverines, 42-35, in Trenton.
The Bulldogs and Wolverines traded scores throughout the night, but Trion was able to come away with the seven-point victory. MaxPreps now lists the game as final, with Trion improving to 3-1 and Dade County falling to 1-3.
Friday’s victory gives Trion back-to-back wins. The Bulldogs defeated Ridgeland 38-17 last week after opening the season with a 36-7 victory over Gordon Lee and suffering their only loss thus far, 31-7 against Model.
The win also continues a strong start to the season for head coach Sean Patrick’s Bulldogs, who have now scored at least 36 points in each of their three victories.
Trion returns home next Friday night, September 18, when the Bulldogs host Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe at 7:30 PM.