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IMPORTANT REMINDER
Fulton County Schools, to include the majority of school and administrative office personnel, will work/teach remotely from home on November 30th and December 1st. Both days are instructional days, thus, students will be engaging their classes/teachers/school support staff remotely from their homes.
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Fulton County Schools Learning and Teaching staff created a Remote Learning Hotline
(470) 254-2300) to assist Parents/Guardians and Students with questions and concerns related to digital resources.The Remote Learning Hotline option to “dial 9 for password assistance” assists Parents/Guardians and Students with login issues related to the computer or Classlink (formerly known as Launchpad).
Beginning April 16th, “dial 8 for computer/hardware issue” will be added for all Parents/Guardians, Students, and Fulton County Schools staff members. Technology staff members will be available through “dial 8” to address any problems with the FCS issued device. If necessary, the Technology staff will direct Parents/Guardians, Students, and Staff to an online form that will allow picking a time/date/location to get a computer, swap a computer, get a power cord, or return a computer if a student is graduating or leaving the district. Staff Device Hubs will be at North and South Learning Centers Monday-Thursday from 12:00pm-6:00pm. Student Device Hubs will be at Ridgeview, Wolf Creek, Taylor Road, and Banneker Monday-Thursday from 9:00am-3:00pm.
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FCS Community Update for November 20, 2020
Fulton County Schools provides regular board meeting reports and news updates to our community to help keep our families informed of the important issues that impact our district.
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News to Know for the Week of November 16, 2020
Each week, the FCS Communications Department gathers news and events for distribution to our local news media outlets. Find out what's happening this week!
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FCS dropout rate nearly cut in half, graduation remains high
FCS has lowered its dropout rates – as much as 44% over the past three years – by putting measures in place that help keep students on track toward graduation.
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Meet the Zone Superintendents: Angela Parham
FCS has appointed seven Zone Superintendents for the 2020-21 school year. We have asked each of them to answer six questions so you can get to know them.
