This week we proudly celebrate School Board Appreciation Week in the Grady County School System. We are grateful for the dedication, leadership, and service of our Board of Education members who work tirelessly to support our students, staff, and community. Their commitment to strong schools and a bright future for every child in Grady County does not go unnoticed. Thank you for your vision, your time, and your heart for our schools.
Support our Syrupmakers!
3/9-14
Grady County Schools is proud to recognize our School Level Teachers of the Year. These outstanding educators represent the very best of our profession and the heart of our classrooms. Their dedication, passion for teaching, and commitment to the success of every student make a lasting impact in our schools each day. We congratulate each of them on this well-deserved honor and thank them for the difference they make in the lives of our students and our community.
In January, Dymond Barron was named the Jackie Robinson Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year, the premier youth recognition program of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. This prestigious honor recognizes outstanding leadership, service, and academic excellence.
This past week, Dymond traveled to Atlanta to compete in the Boys & Girls Club of Georgia Youth of the Year competition, where she was named a Top 6 finalist for the state of Georgia!
Cairo High School could not be more proud of you, Dymond! Your hard work, leadership, and commitment to excellence truly represent the best of the Syrupmaker Way!
This past week, Dymond traveled to Atlanta to compete in the Boys & Girls Club of Georgia Youth of the Year competition, where she was named a Top 6 finalist for the state of Georgia!
Cairo High School could not be more proud of you, Dymond! Your hard work, leadership, and commitment to excellence truly represent the best of the Syrupmaker Way!
Happy School Social Worker Appreciation Week!
We honor our school social workers who both serve as advocates, counselors, and champions for our students every day. Your compassion, guidance, and unwavering commitment help remove barriers to learning and strengthen the bridge between home, school, and community. Thank you for being a steady source of hope, support, and encouragement for our students and families. 💙
We honor our school social workers who both serve as advocates, counselors, and champions for our students every day. Your compassion, guidance, and unwavering commitment help remove barriers to learning and strengthen the bridge between home, school, and community. Thank you for being a steady source of hope, support, and encouragement for our students and families. 💙
Support Syrupmaker Athletics!
Athletic Schedule 3/2-7
March is Music in Our Schools Month! 🎶 Thank you to our incredible music leaders for shaping minds, building confidence, and filling our schools with creativity and joy! 🎼👏
March is Women’s History Month, and Grady County Schools proudly honors the women who have shaped our classrooms, our community, and our future.
Got that Spirit?
Come lead our Tigers!
Come lead our Tigers!
Revised CHS Schedule
2/23-28
CHS Athletic Schedule
2/23-28
Come out and support our Syrupmakers!!
Three Syrupmakers are currently competing in Perry, GA, at the Georgia National Livestock Show.
Congratulations to senior Will Collins, who was named State Grand Champion in Hog Showmanship, placed 12th in Senior Beef Showmanship, and was a class winner for his Shorthorn breeding heifer.
We are proud of you, State Champion Will!
Congratulations to senior Will Collins, who was named State Grand Champion in Hog Showmanship, placed 12th in Senior Beef Showmanship, and was a class winner for his Shorthorn breeding heifer.
We are proud of you, State Champion Will!
Cairo High School is incredibly proud of our Syrupmakers who competed in the Grady County Hog Show on Monday, February 16.
Special congratulations to Senior, Will Collins, who was named Grand Champion, County Grown Champion, and Senior Showmanship Champion, to Sophomore Bryson Bennett, who placed 4th Overall, and to Junior Collin Williams, who earned Reserve Senior Showmanship.
We are proud of all thirteen of our Cairo High School participants:
Will Collins, Breanna Jordan, Ethan Pyles, Madilyn Pyles, Kolby Strickland, Bryson Bennett, Slayton Provo, Devon Rehberg, Karlie Powe, Eli Jones, Hunter Groves, Collin Williams, and Shaylan Godwin.
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence truly represent the best of Cairo High School. Congratulations, Syrupmakers!
Special congratulations to Senior, Will Collins, who was named Grand Champion, County Grown Champion, and Senior Showmanship Champion, to Sophomore Bryson Bennett, who placed 4th Overall, and to Junior Collin Williams, who earned Reserve Senior Showmanship.
We are proud of all thirteen of our Cairo High School participants:
Will Collins, Breanna Jordan, Ethan Pyles, Madilyn Pyles, Kolby Strickland, Bryson Bennett, Slayton Provo, Devon Rehberg, Karlie Powe, Eli Jones, Hunter Groves, Collin Williams, and Shaylan Godwin.
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence truly represent the best of Cairo High School. Congratulations, Syrupmakers!
Here are the dates of our Regular School Board Meetings for the remainder of the school year.
Board Meetings are now held at Grady County Board of Education Office-985 1st Street NW at 6pm.
For more information please give us a call at 229-377-3701
Board Meetings are now held at Grady County Board of Education Office-985 1st Street NW at 6pm.
For more information please give us a call at 229-377-3701
🟥⬛ Cairo High School Events
⚽ Cairo Syrupmakers vs Lee County Trojans
👟 Soccer – Boys JV
📅 Thu, Feb 19, 2026
⏰ 5:30 PM
🎟️ Tickets: https://gofan.co/event/6162481?schoolId=GA24300
⚽ Cairo Syrupmakers vs Lee County Trojans
👟 Soccer – Boys JV
📅 Thu, Feb 19, 2026
⏰ 5:30 PM
🎟️ Tickets: https://gofan.co/event/6162481?schoolId=GA24300
Cairo High School wins 6th Place in the 2026 Microsoft Office Specialist Word 2019 State Championship Fall Qualifier
The winners of the 2025 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Georgia State Championship Fall
Qualifier have been announced by Certiport, a Pearson Business, the leading provider of
performance-based IT certification exams that accelerate people’s academic and career
opportunities.
Winning 6th Place in the Microsoft Office Specialist Word (Office 2019) category is N’Mari Davis
from Cairo High School in Cairo, GA! N’Mari Davis competed against students from across
Georgia to earn this coveted placement.
“Oh my gosh! Are you serious? I am so happy and thankful,” says a tearful N’Mari.
To compete in the Fall Qualifier, students aged 13 to 22 were eligible to participate in one of six
competition tracks by submitting a qualified, passing score on the MOS Word, Excel®, or
PowerPoint® certification exams by December 19, 2025.
“We have seen amazing results from the MOS program at our school as students learn and
validate key workforce skills,” says Jennifer A. Davis, Business Teacher at Cairo High School.
“We have been able to certify more than 100 students in an area of Microsoft Office. The MOS
U.S. National Championship further motivates them to get certified, and we are proud of these
students who have proven to be the best in our state.”
“We’re impressed by these students. They have proven they are the best in their state at using
Microsoft Office products effectively. Plus, they now have an important distinction to place on
their resume that shows a desire to learn and validate in-demand skills,” said Krista Ketchmark,
Vice President Certiport and Global IT Business Development, Pearson. “The title ‘Microsoft
Office Specialist Champion’ will serve them well in their academic and career pursuits.”
The Microsoft Office Specialist certification is the only official Microsoft-recognized certification
for Microsoft Office globally and serves as a powerful instrument for assessing students’ skills
and preparing them for real-world application of their knowledge.
Pictured with her awards are Ms. Jennifer Davis (teacher) and N'Mari Davis.
The winners of the 2025 Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Georgia State Championship Fall
Qualifier have been announced by Certiport, a Pearson Business, the leading provider of
performance-based IT certification exams that accelerate people’s academic and career
opportunities.
Winning 6th Place in the Microsoft Office Specialist Word (Office 2019) category is N’Mari Davis
from Cairo High School in Cairo, GA! N’Mari Davis competed against students from across
Georgia to earn this coveted placement.
“Oh my gosh! Are you serious? I am so happy and thankful,” says a tearful N’Mari.
To compete in the Fall Qualifier, students aged 13 to 22 were eligible to participate in one of six
competition tracks by submitting a qualified, passing score on the MOS Word, Excel®, or
PowerPoint® certification exams by December 19, 2025.
“We have seen amazing results from the MOS program at our school as students learn and
validate key workforce skills,” says Jennifer A. Davis, Business Teacher at Cairo High School.
“We have been able to certify more than 100 students in an area of Microsoft Office. The MOS
U.S. National Championship further motivates them to get certified, and we are proud of these
students who have proven to be the best in our state.”
“We’re impressed by these students. They have proven they are the best in their state at using
Microsoft Office products effectively. Plus, they now have an important distinction to place on
their resume that shows a desire to learn and validate in-demand skills,” said Krista Ketchmark,
Vice President Certiport and Global IT Business Development, Pearson. “The title ‘Microsoft
Office Specialist Champion’ will serve them well in their academic and career pursuits.”
The Microsoft Office Specialist certification is the only official Microsoft-recognized certification
for Microsoft Office globally and serves as a powerful instrument for assessing students’ skills
and preparing them for real-world application of their knowledge.
Pictured with her awards are Ms. Jennifer Davis (teacher) and N'Mari Davis.
CHS Athletic Schedule
2/16-21
No School Monday Feb 16
