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Board Roundtable, Budget Public Hearing scheduled for February 28
The Fulton County Board of Education will hold its monthly Roundtable on Tuesday, February 28, at 5 p.m.
Community Calendar Announcement Fulton County “Citizens’ University"
Fulton County’s third annual Citizens’ University begins Thursday, April 6.
Recruitment fair planned for March 18
Fulton County will participate in the Metro Regional Educational Service Agency (MRESA) Spring Job Fair scheduled for Saturday, March 18, from 9 a.m to 2 p.m. at the Georgia International Convention Center.
Microsoft event draws Fulton high school students
Twenty students from Banneker, Creekside, Tri-Cities, and Westlake high schools are participating in Microsoft’s BAM! Minority Student Day on February 10.
Get Ready for the Great Backyard Bird Count!
The Great Backyard Bird Count returns for its ninth season February 17-20, 2006. Every pair of eyes is needed and every bird counts. Enjoy the fun of birding and creating a unique snapshot of winter bird abundance and distribution across the continent.
Schools OPEN on Tuesday, February 7
On Tuesday, February 7, schools in Fulton County will honor the legacy of Coretta Scott King by paying special attention to her life and accomplishments.
February School Board meetings announced
The Fulton County Board of Education will hold its monthly meetings on Tuesday, February 7, and Thursday, February 9.
Fulton Truancy Intervention Project Praised for Effectiveness
American Bar Association (ABA) President-Elect Karen Mathis (right) talks to (from left) Caren Cloud Barnes, staff attorney for the Truancy Intervention Project (TIP) and Judge Belinda Edwards during a meeting with Fulton Juvenile Court staff responsible for TIP.
Graduation rule affects Class of 2007
The Fulton County School System is requiring that students, beginning with the Class of 2007, adhere to systemwide rules that govern graduation ceremony participation. The requirements do not affect the current Class of 2006.
Webb Bridge MS named Lighthouse School
Webb Bridge Middle School joins an elite list of middle schools named Georgia Lighthouse Schools to Watch, an honor given by the Georgia Middle School Association.
Schools win national online quiz bowls
Webb Bridge Middle School’s Academic Team won first place nationally in their category in the Knowledge Master Open, a timed, computer-based competition where students work together to answer trivia-style curriculum questions.
Distance Learning technology enables high school students to study Advanced Calculus
ATLANTA (January 12, 2006) – How do high schools provide advanced classes to one or two bright students who have completed all the math classes their high schools offer? Fulton County Schools has found a solution by partnering with Georgia Tech to provide college-level calculus classes through distance-learning technologies.
Student Technology Fair set for January 21
The Fulton County School System will hold its fifth annual Technology Fair on Saturday, January 21, at Sandy Springs Middle School. Judging begins at 8:30 a.m. and an awards ceremony completes the fair at 2 p.m.
98% in Fulton pass state's writing test
Good News! At least 90 percent of the students at every high school in Fulton County passed the writing section of the Georgia High School Graduation Test.
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