Please read files for more information about the referral and screening process for the Tag Department. 

TAG ENG

TAG SPAN

Pre-K Waiting List

Pre-K Registration

Pre-K Registration Spanish

22-23 Registration Checklist

Dismissal Procedures

Please email Ms. Freeman by 12:30 the day of the change. 

freemans1@fultonschools.org

Morning Carpool

Just a reminder that our morning carpool will close at 7:35 each morning, so please plan accordingly. Students arriving after 7:40 are considered tardy and parents will need to sign them in at our front office. Late arrivals will need to park and walk students to our front door.

Emergency/Fire Lane

The Fire Marshal’s Office has asked us to remind motorists that it is illegal to park in any Fire Lane on school district property at any time as it is a safety issue for emergency vehicle access. Violators who park illegally in a Fire Lane on school property are subject to a fine.

TAG Screening Process

Device Agreement Spanish

Device Agreement English

• All Visitors are required to show a Valid state issued ID:
• Before entering the building
• To check students out of the building (sick, doctor’s appt., dismissal, etc.)
• To have lunch with a student
• All tardy students must be signed in at the front office by an adult 18 or older.
• Any person picking up a student must be listed in the Infinite Campus student information system & be 18 years of age or older with a valid state issued ID.
• The cut off for Early Dismissal is at 2:00 p.m. Parents should always provide a transportation change for early dismissal.
• Parents interested in volunteering should go to fultonschools.org and click on “Community” and “Become a Volunteer” to register.

Please contact the front office with questions: 470-254-4070

Digital Citizenship is curriculum produced by Common Sense Media that is taught at all Fulton schools. The lessons teach students how to use digital media in a safe way. The METI teaches these lessons at the beginning of each year, yet all teachers reinforce internet safety throughout the year. Some of the lessons include guidelines about personal information, cyberbullying, cheating, communication, copyright, digital footprints, and self-image. Common Sense Media has many articles about how to help your child navigate the internet, reviews on movies/games, and general parent media concerns.

Visit the website:  https://www.commonsensemedia.org/privacy-and-internet-safety