Groves

Groves High School, established in 1958, is named for Robert W. Groves, a former business and civic leader of Chatham County. Long known as "the pride of the Westside," Groves High School has a rich community tradition that dates back to its founding. Established to serve the young people and families of West Chatham County, Groves High School's fondest and best attributes are the strong bonds it shares with the community and its residents. For decades, generations of Chatham County residents have been proud to send their children to this institution. Today, many a Groves Rebel can count him or herself as one whose parents and perhaps even grandparents were once Groves students as well. Many faculty members are also alumni. The Groves Rebels compete in the Georgia High School Athletic Association in Football, Cheerleading, Track, Cross-country, Volleyball, Baseball, Soccer, Basketball and Air Riflery.