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The Fulton County Board of Education will meet for a working retreat on Tuesday, Sept. 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

All meetings of the School Board are open to the public unless designated as executive session where, by law, the Board must convene in private to discuss land, legal, or personnel items. Any vote resulting from executive session discussion, however, will occur in an open public setting.

The retreat will be held at the South Learning Center, 4025 Flat Shoals Rd., Union City, Ga. 30291

The Fulton County Board of Education will meet on Tuesday, October 13, at the FCS North Learning Center, 450 Northridge Pkwy in Sandy Springs.

Meetings Streamed on FCS Homepage
View the agenda on Simbli
Recordings available in 48 hours

The Fulton County Board of Education will meet on Thursday, October 22, at the FCS South Learning Center, 4025 Flat Shoals Road in Union City.

Meetings streamed on FCS Homepage
View the agenda on Simbli
Recordings available in 48 hours

Each member of the Fulton County Board of Education sponsors a monthly meeting that is open to the public.

These meetings provide an opportunity for community members to have direct conversations with their elected board representative about local issues and concerns.

Find your Board Member and view the Community Meeting Calendar.

The Pre-Kindergarten Lottery Application for the 2025-2026 school year opens on January 23rd and will close at 11:59pm on March 5th.

Click here to see the Lottery Timeline. (Haga clic aquí para ver el cronograma de la lotería.)

Click here to see more information: English flyer

Haga clic aquí para ver más información (folleto español).

It’s time for the annual Young Georgia Author’s Writing Competition sponsored by the Georgia Department of Education. The purpose of this optional competition is to encourage our K-12 students to develop enthusiasm for and expertise in their writing, provide a context to celebrate their writing success, and recognize student achievement in the arts and academics.

Entries must be submitted to Diana Zarzour, the CST, by Monday, Feb. 3rd.

WHAT TO WRITE

Unlike many writing competitions, the YGA does not provide a prompt to which students must respond or provide any other boundaries to their genre choice or creativity beyond a 1900-word limit. (if typed, double-spaced Times New Roman is preferred).

Entries may include:

• Short Stories
• Poetry
• Essays/Literary Criticism/Analysis
• Journalism
• Academic/Research Reports
• Personal Narratives
• Any Other Original Student Writing

Click here for more information!