Griffin High School's world languages department offers a wide range of language learning opportunities for its students. With both introductory and advanced classes in Spanish and French, students have the chance to develop their language skills from the basics to a more advanced level. The introductory classes provide a solid foundation in grammar, vocabulary, and conversational skills, while the advanced classes focus on enhancing proficiency and cultural understanding. These language courses not only foster communication skills but also promote cross-cultural awareness and appreciation.

In addition to the language classes, Griffin High School's world languages department also hosts the World Languages Club. This club provides a platform for students with an interest in languages and cultures to come together and engage in various activities. Members have the opportunity to participate in language immersion experiences, cultural festivals, and community outreach programs. The club serves as a supportive and inclusive community for students, fostering friendships and a deeper appreciation for different languages and cultures.

Career Tech and/or world languages and/or Fine Arts – 3 units are required for graduation

Studying world languages provides a competitive edge in the job market, as multilingual individuals are highly sought after in an increasingly globalized economy. Students planning to enter the University System of Georgia or most other post-secondary institutions must take 2 units of the same world languages