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Fulton County Schools (FCS) recently introduced "Buster," an innovative addition to the district's transportation safety initiatives. Buster, a large remote-controlled miniature school bus, measures approximately three feet in height and extends four to four and a half feet from front to back.

We are delighted to announce Lauren Busing as the new Principal of Lake Windward Elementary. A native of the area and a proud product of Fulton County Schools, Lauren brings a deep-rooted understanding of our community needs and a strong commitment...

Montreal Bell is a native of North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and a graduate of the University of South Carolina where she earned her undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Studies, Early Childhood Education. She began her teaching career in South Carolina in 1994 but moved to the Atlanta area in 1995...

In this issue: September 10 Post-Meeting Summary; Superintendent's Report; Division Update: Operations; School Closure/Consolidation; Instructional Calendar Parameters; Pre-work Session; New Hires & Promotions; Board Recognitions; Board Community Meetings.

Fulton County Schools (FCS) kicked off the new school year with an inspiring and energetic celebration, as small groups of students engaged in lively discussions with industry science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) experts.

Chattahoochee High School students shared their talents with the nation this summer. Soon, the school’s trophy case will be filled with proof, courtesy of the Beta Club. Chattahoochee students placed in the top 10 of 15 categories at the 44th Senior National Beta Convention in Savannah.

In this issue: August 15 Post-Meeting Summary; Superintendent's Report; Georgia Milestones Update; Policy Updates, Board Recognitions

In four years of coaching track and field at Langston Hughes High School, head coach Roland Colvin has won two state Georgia High School Association (GHSA) championships. The championships were won in 2023 and 2024.

In this issue: August 6 Post-Meeting Summary; Superintendent's Report; Appointment to Fill District 1 Vacancy; Millage Rate Rollback; Back-To-School Update; and more.

According to an American Automotive Association (AAA) survey, 43% of Georgians admitted to driving over the speed limit in active school zones with flashing lights. Additionally, 30% of Georgians admitted to using a hand-held cell phone in an active school zone.

On Saturday, July 27, members of the FCS Board of Education, the superintendent and members of his executive cabinet held a back-to-school press briefing at the FCS South Learning Facility in Union City. The recoding is now available on YouTube.

Fulton County Schools’ exceptional 2024 Georgia Milestones test results are a true testament to academic excellence as students continue their path toward academic progress...