Creekside Hosts Educators to Showcase Impact of AVID
Creekside High School recently welcomed a delegation of educational leaders eager to explore how its Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program is transforming lives. During the AVID “Showcase”, visitors observed classrooms, met with administrators, and spoke directly with students to see how Creekside is empowering learners to achieve their college and career goals. Read more.
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Change of School Assignment application deadline is Jan. 15
The COSA application window is now open and accepting transfer requests. Last spring, the school board revised Policy JBDC, unifying the process and timeline for all transfer-related programs. These include what was known as hardship transfers, open enrollment, transfers for FCS employees’ children, Georgia Special Needs Scholarship Program transfers, and requests to schools offering IB or magnet programs. The deadline is Jan. 15. Learn more.
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FCS Art Teachers’ Work Featured in Local Art Show
Art teachers teach their students to create and often encourage students to share their creative works with others. Now, the talents of 10 Fulton County Schools (FCS) art teachers are featured in a local art show. “Playful Encounters” displayed how art can be playful and created for fun. All work was created by K-12 art teachers across Georgia. Read more.
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Elementary Entrepreneur’s Healthy Mission for Kids
Dunwoody Springs Elementary School third-grader Wade Williams was just five years old when his grandmother Alfreda Williams contracted coronavirus. It was at that age when Wade became one of the youngest authors in modern history. He wrote a children’s book cleverly titled, “Wade Through the Pandemic.” Read more.
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Register for the Middle School Career Expo
It's never too early for your student to start thinking about a career. Jumpstart your child's future at the Middle School Career Expo. Learn about and experience activities related to various career pathways/clusters. There will be hands-on activities, demonstrations, giveaways, and more! Saturday, January 25 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Benjamin Banneker High School. Click here to register.
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Let's Talk Schools: Earn College Credit for Free
In its latest episode, “Let’s Talk Schools” explores how students can earn college credit while still in high school - for free - through our advanced placement and dual enrollment programs. Watch here.
Plus, check out our special recap episode with some of our favorite moments from last semester.
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FCS Sets Historic Record in Graduation Rate
FCS has continued a remarkable four-year streak by achieving a historic milestone with a new four-year graduation rate of 90.7%. The district also surpassed state performance in the other key metrics outlined by Georgia’s College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI). Read more.
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Dr. Looney Named Georgia Superintendent of the Year
We are excited to share some wonderful news! Dr. Mike Looney has been named Superintendent of the Year by the Georgia School Boards Association and the Georgia School Superintendents Association. This prestigious recognition is a testament to his unwavering commitment, vision, and leadership within our district. This honor truly exemplifies the reason why the Future is Fulton.
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"The Future is Fulton" Strategic Plan
Fulton County Schools is proud to present our updated strategic plan, built on the core values of Teamwork, Integrity, and Accountability. This plan outlines our vision for the future and encompasses the entire district. Additionally, every school in the district has its own individual plan. To find your school’s strategic action plan, click here.
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