NIGHT SCHOOL

Fulton County Schools announces a program that allows students to make up failed courses or earn additional high school credits through a thirteen-week Night School. The program offers direct teaching and online classes in core subject areas. Residents aged 16 or higher are welcome.

Where and when will Night School be offered?
McClarin High in south Fulton and Independence High School at Milton Center in north Fulton will host the Night School classes. Each class will meet for two hours and thirty minutes, twice per week. Classes will run either on Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes will meet for thirteen weeks, 5:15-7:50 p.m.

Session Registration Class Begins Class Ends
First August 13 - 28 September 5 December 17
Second January 7 - 22 January 28 May 12

Who can attend?
The program is open to all Fulton County School System high school students and FCSS residents ages 16 and older who are not currently enrolled in school. Out of system students may also attend. Students may take failed courses or courses for the first time. Students may earn a maximum of 2 units (4, ½ units) per year in Night School. All students must adhere to a strict attendance policy.

What is the cost?
In-system: $190 per ½ unit. In-sytem students currently receiving free meals: $150 per ½ unit. Out-of-system: $390 per ½ unit. Payments must be made by cash, money order or cashier’s check at the time of registration. No personal checks. No refunds after first day of class. FCSS residents ages 16-21 who are not currently enrolled in school attend free/no cost.

What is the class size?
Average student to teacher ratio is 26:1. At least 12 students required for the class to be offered.

How do I register?
In-system students register with their home school counselor and must be recommended for the program by the home school. Out-of-system students and students not currently enrolled register at the Night School. All fees will be collected at McClarin and Independence High Schools.
For more information, call Independence High School at Milton Center, 770-521-7611;

Department
Course
Language Arts

9th Grade Language Arts
10th Grade Language Arts
11th Grade Language Arts
12th World Lit & Comp (required)
12th Contemporary Lit & Comp
12th Multicultural Lit & Comp

Math
Algebra I
Algebra II
Applied Problem Solving
Advanced Algebra/Trig
Discrete Math/Statistics
Applied Geometry
Geometry
Science
Biology
Chemistry
Physical Science
Environmental Science 25% Lab
Global Studies 25% Lab
Meteorology 25% Lab
Social Studies
Economics
Political Science
US History
Languages French I & II
Spanish I & II
Health & PE Health
Personal Fitness
Career & Technical Education Computer Applications
Foundations of Information Technology


Attendance: Students are expected to be on time and attend all classes from beginning to end. However, four absences will be allowed for illness and emergencies. More than four absences will result in withdrawal from that class, loss of credit and loss of fees. The principal may give a waiver due to extenuating circumstances.

Student Conduct: Night School operates in an adult atmosphere. Students are expected to behave in a responsible manner. Any disruption or acts of irresponsibility will result in withdrawal, loss of credit and forfeiture of fees.

Security: Security is provided throughout the evening. Parking is available on the school site.

Inclement Weather/Holidays: Night School follows the same procedures as regular school with regard to closings due to inclement weather and holidays. If there is no school for students, this includes night school students.

Exams and Grade Reports: Final exams are given the last day of class. End of course tests (EOCT) are taken at the home school during the day. If the student is not enrolled in another school, he will take the EOCT at the night school location during the day. A grade report will be given to the student and a copy sent to the student’s home school counselor. Fulton County Schools’ grading scale will be used. A=90 and above, B=80-89, C=70-79, F=69 and below.