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All persons interested in volunteering in the Fulton County School District are required to re-register/register (even if a person has completed an application in the past) by completing the new online volunteer registration/application process. The registration process can be found on the FCS District Website under Community/Partners & Volunteers or click on the Volunteer global icon. Applicants should be prepared to spend about 10-15 minutes for the training and application process. In accordance with State Law, all volunteers must be current with the Child Abuse Reporting Protocol Training before being allowed to volunteer in our schools. It is very important that volunteers enter their full legal name as it appears on their government issued ID (please do not use nicknames or “goes by” names on the application). All applicants must wait 24 hours after applying for application processing and approval.
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Fulton County Schools Students Outscore Fellow Georgians on SAT
FCS students performed better on the SAT in 2021 than they did in 2020 and bested the Georgia state average score by 51 points, data from the College Board shows….
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FCS Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update for Sept. 10, 2021
As Fulton County Schools continues to monitor the spike in COVID-19 cases across our community, the district maintains its commitment to safety, while providing high quality, uninterrupted face-to-face instruction and seeking to provide choices for our families.
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Just The Facts: FCS Bill of Rights
When Fulton County Schools (FCS) Superintendent Mike Looney wanted to define the rights for stakeholders in our schools, he asked working groups of students, parents and teachers to help develop the Fulton County Schools Bill of Rights.
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Just The Facts: Late Start Days on 2021-2022 School Calendar
The FCS Board of Education has approved six “late start days” for the school year 2021-2022. During “late start days” instruction starts an hour later in elementary, middle and high schools...
