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New Student Registration
To register your child at High Point, please visit www.fultonschools.org/enrollment to register online and then contact the registrar via email at sydnors@fultonschools.org. Click to view Registration Checklist.
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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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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.
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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.
