In case you haven’t heard or as a reminder, the application window for Fulton County residents (outside city of Atlanta) to apply for rent/utility assistance opens today 3/1/21, (at Noon). Federal government has specific guidelines for applications, but people who face 90+ days of unemployment or whose income dropped 50% or more will have first priority. Go to the website and scroll down to tenant application and click.

https://fultoncountyga.gov/renthelp

DO QUALIFY to apply:

• Families staying in hotels/Extended Stay, transitional housing or homeless for other reasons qualify
• If families have already been evicted, they qualify

DO NOT QUALIFY to apply:

• Families who own their home and are behind on their mortgage do not qualify.

2021-2022 Spring Registration

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FCS Coronavirus Report Website

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2020-2021 Calendar Updated 10/9/20

Have you Completed your Registration?

For those who have filled out the Online Registration Form, in order to complete your registration you must e-mail our Data Clerk, Sandra Durham DurhamS@fultonschools.org , with your child/children's name(s) and your Registration #.  Without this step, we are unable to view and process your registration.  

Please share this information with others you know who are registering new students in Fulton County.

All new FCS students, including those coming from Georgia PreK programs, must complete the online registration form and contact the data clerk

Lastly, if you are registering a child for kindergarten please complete the Kindergarten Placement Questionnaire form.  https://forms.gle/7SwSBL7qVest718j9

If you have not completed the online enrollment process click here to begin.

Thank you!

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2nd Grade Supply List

3rd Grade Supply List

4th Grade Supply List

5th Grade Supply List

Please click the link below to view the 2020-21 New Prosepect Parent/Student Handbook.

2020-2021 Parent Student Handbook

About Common Sense Education 

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