Creekside Band Director Honored for Community Impact

Dexter Bailey, Jr. asks himself two simple questions each morning: “How can I become better? How can I make the students and the people around me better daily?”

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"Let's Talk Schools!" S2E17: Dr. Emily Bell & Dr. Ryan Moore

In Episode 17, Dr. Looney interviews Dr. Emily Bell, Chief Information Officer, and Dr. Ryan Moore, Executive Director of Strategy & Governance, and explores the new digital Balanced Scorecard online portal.

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FCS Launches Digital Balanced Scorecard Database

For over 20 years, FCS has provided a Balanced Scorecard analyzing data and information. The digital Balanced Scorecard makes it easier for parents and stakeholders to get more specific and targeted information...

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Chattahoochee Students Helps Grow Future Leaders

The transition from elementary to middle school can be tough. Chattahoochee High School senior, Lotenne Nwokolo, was there not too long ago.

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DID YOU KNOW? FCS Program Provides Fully-Funded Field Trips

Did you know that every Fulton County School student will have the opportunity to go on a fully-funded field trip this year, thanks to funds allocated for our Bridge to Success Plan?

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FCS Board Bulletin for January 20, 2023

In this issue: January 19 Post-Meeting Update; Superintendent’s Report; FCS Bridge to Success Update; Annual Comprehensive Financial Report Update; School Allotment Guidelines; Charter Schools Report.

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Langston Hughes Caps Perfect Season with First State Football Championship

Langston Hughes High School won its first state 6A football championship December 9 at Parc Center stadium. The win came after a record 15 wins and...

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"Let's Talk Schools!" S2E16: Maribel Bell

In Episode 16, Dr. Looney interviews Maribel Bell, Executive Director of Student Support Services, and discusses how district staff manages student discipline.

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Hopewell MS Organizes Food Drive for Families in Need

This holiday season, students at Hopewell Middle School in Milton organized a food drive that amassed 5,700 items to help local families in need....

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FCS Board Bulletin for January 11, 2023

In this issue: January 10 Post-Meeting Update; Election of New School Board Officers; Balanced Scorecard Project; Changes to School Allotment; State of the Charter Schools; New Hires & Promotions.

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FCS New Hires & Promotions for January 11, 2022

FCS says "welcome and congratulations" to our newest principals and administrative staff. See who came onboard in January 2023.

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"Let's Talk Schools!" S2E15: Yalanda Bell

In Episode 15, Dr. Looney discusses K-8 STEAM Academies with Yalanda Bell, Executive Director of Academic Programs.

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Important Announcements

Georgia Severe Weather Preparedness Week: Day 1

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Hardship Transfer Deadline: February 28, 2023

Hardship Transfer applications are available beginning January 1st for parents who wish to apply for a 2023-24 hardship transfer or to renew a current hardship to another Fulton elementary, middle or high school. Parents will use an online form to enter and submit their information. Get more info and access the application here on January 1st.

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February 7 Board Work Session

The Fulton County Board of Education will meet Tuesday, February 7, at the FCS North Learning Center, 450 Northridge Parkway in Sandy Springs.

Meetings are streamed live here on the FCS District Homepage. Recordings will be available within 48 hours.

12:00 p.m. - Executive Session

1:30 p.m. - Pre-work Session

3:30 p.m. - Board Work Session

6:00 p.m. - Recognitions/Public Comment

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Board Community Meetings

Each member of the Fulton County Board of Education sponsors a monthly meeting that is open to the public.

These meetings provide an opportunity for community members to have direct conversations with their elected board representative about local issues and concerns.

Find your Board Member and view the Community Meeting Calendar.

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