Education

Tattnall County prides itself on the educational opportunities offered in the local community. The residents of Tattnall County are superbly served by both public and private schools, as well as programs for technical training, professional certificates and continuing education.

Tattnall County has elementary and middle public schools in Collins, Glennville and Reidsville. Subscribing to the theory that quality education for students begins in the earliest stages, a strong emphasis is placed on the core curriculum in these stages.

Southeastern Technical College operates an adult education center in Glennvile. Two universities -- Georgia Southern and Armstrong State - and two technical colleges are located within a 60 mile radius of Tattnall County.

To enhance the classroom experience, the Tattnall County business and industrial communities serve as enthusiastic resources for speakers, field trips, on-the-job training and experience, and provides strong support for a variety of school functions.

Tattnall County High School is the home of the Battle Creek Warriors. This modern facility for grades 9-12 is located between Glennville and Reidsville on GA Highway 23/57. It offers a curriculum that prepares students for the future by offering advanced placement classes, post-secondary options, a gifted program, a tech prep program, a technology and business program, an apprenticeship program, and a variety of extra- curricular activities and sports.

Listed below you'll find contact information for the public and private schools of Tattnall County, as well as for the County Board of Education. We have also provided links where possible to those institutions currently maintaining web sites.