The Rome-Floyd County Commission on Children and Youth will team with community partners to present the ’25 Floyd County Teen Maze to local high school freshmen on Wednesday, October 1st and Thursday, October 2nd on the campus of Georgia Highlands College.
Jennifer Jolly, the Commission’s Executive Director, states that students will learn about the consequences of their choices in this life-like ‘game of life’. Last year’s event had an estimated 1,450 participants, in addition to a wealth of volunteers.
Check out the Rome-Floyd County Commission on Children and Youth page on Facebook for information about the Floyd County Teen Maze, as well as other events and initiatives.
The Rome-Floyd County Commission on Children and Youth teams up with agencies and families to ensure that local children grow up to be productive citizens, according to its website. Its vision is to empower children and youth to reach their full potential via collaboration, advocacy, and visibility. For more information, visit Floyd County – GAFCP or look for the nonprofit on social media.
