Upcoming Events
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Tomorrow
12:30 PM FCS Board Work Session
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Saturday
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM VPA MAGNET AUDITIONS
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February 20, 2023
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February 21, 2023
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February 23, 2023
4:30 PM FCS Board Meeting
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March 13, 2023
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March 14, 2023
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12:30 PM FCS Board Work Session
News & Announcements
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IMPORTANT HEALTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Fulton County Schools take the health and safety of our students and staff very seriously in the Fulton County School District. It is a shared expectation that parents, guardians and students not only take their own health and safety seriously, but that they make the health and safety of students, teachers, and staff THE priority now that we have resumed face to face instruction in our schools. Unfortunately, there have been some instances where students have entered our school buildings with observable and measurable symptoms of illness and/or knowingly awaiting COVID test results. And in some rare cases, they have even lied about this. I cannot stress enough how irresponsible this behavior is, as it compromises the health and safety of every student and staff member in a school building and jeopardizes all students’ ability to receive face-to-face instruction.
As a result, if a student comes to school knowingly experiencing illness or symptoms of COVID-19, we may take the following actions to protect the health and safety of students, staff, and the community:
- Moving the student to virtual learning for a specified time, including the remainder of the semester;
- Removal of the ability to participate in athletics or other extracurricular activities or events; and/or
- Referral to the Department of Family and Children Services (DFCS) in cases of suspected abuse or neglect.
Of course, this list is not exhaustive, and any student who is dishonest or causes a school disruption will be subject to our Student Code of Conduct and extracurricular rules, as is typical. Again, safety and health is our number one priority! We must all work together to ensure a safe and successful school year. The professionals at Fulton County Schools will do their part. We need our parents, students, community members, and other stakeholders to do theirs, as well.
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Fall 2021 Collective Development HS
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ReThink ED
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Microsoft Teams Instructional Videos
How to chat in Teams, use raised hand feature, how to chat during meeting, how to send a message with a specific person (@) - LINK Changing Picture LINK
How to access student e-mail (Emphasize that they need to use their FULTON COUNTY e-mail) and how to use the Calendar in Teams – E-Mail Video LINK Teams Calendar Video Link PPT Link for Both
How to access and use Files in Teams. Have students download the Teams app, TCHS app, Infinite Campus app, and Class Notebook app - LINK
How to move tiles around and make the classes arranged easier for view Hiding Teams and Navigating LINK Moving Tiles LINK
How to do Breakout Rooms using Channels and return to main group - LINK
How to use Class-Notebook - LINK
How to access and turn in assignments - LINK
How to get to launchpad and access different tools - LINK
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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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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.