August 14, 2026 Newsletter
FOR Students
All Honor's Students!
Washington D.C. Trip details
Join the Sheriff's Explorer Program!
The Habersham County Sheriff’s Office Explorer Program is now recruiting students in grades
9–12 who are interested in leadership, teamwork, and community service. This hands-on
program offers structured training, mentorship from law enforcement professionals, and
opportunities to build real-world skills while serving the community. We encourage students
who want to learn more about careers in law enforcement to participate. Applications can be
picked up from the Ninth Grade Academy or the Habersham County Sheriff’s Office. For more information, contact Deputy David Perkins at 762-230-1560
Distraction Free Learning
Students are to have their electronic communication devices and other electronic media turned off and put away upon entering the school, throughout the school day, and until they leave the school each day. A student using a cell phone outside of instructional purposes (including, but not limited to use in commons’ areas, cafeteria, restrooms, locker rooms, and hallways) will result in the following consequences:
• First Offense: Cell phone will be confiscated and returned to the student at the end of the school day.
• Second Offense: Cell phone will be confiscated and returned to a parent at the end of the school day.
• Third or additional Offenses: Cell phone will be confiscated and returned to a parent at the end of the school day. The student will also serve one day in In School Suspension (ISS).
Students who repeatedly violate the cell phone policy may be required to leave their cell phone in the office at the beginning of each school day.
Students are not permitted to video, take pictures of, or audio record other students violating any section of the Code of Conduct.
First day of high school!
RAIDER REGS
If you have had an opportunity to visit our building you may have seen the very large #RaiderReg signs posted throughout our hallways. These are school-wide behaviors and/or skills that we teach and reinforce with our students each day. At HNGA we believe it is important to take an active role in teaching essential skills that are not only important for them to be successful students but also soft skills that employers look for in their employees. Some of these include putting forth 100% effort in every class, completing homework without complaining, looking adults in the eye, punctuality, saying "please" and "thank you", etc.
If you have an opportunity, please reinforce these skills at home. Learning these soft skills will help your student stand out to future employers and/or colleges.
About Us
Email: mwaters@habershamschools.com
Website: https://hnga.habershamschools.com/
Location: 171 Raider Circle, Mount Airy, GA, USA
Phone: 706-778-0830
Facebook: facebook.com/HabershamNinthGradeAcademy