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2022 Legislative Priorities
At its November 2021 Board Meeting, the Gwinnett County Board of Education approved its 2022 Legislative Priorities. Please click the link above to review and learn more.
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Tune in to the Teaching Gwinnett Podcast
"Teaching Gwinnett" is a Gwinnett County Public Schools podcast that tackles important, relevant, and timely topics that impact the school district's more than 200,000 students and staff.
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GCPS Mask Guidance
GCPS’ mask guidance is based on community transmission as determined by the Georgia Department of Public Health. Masks are required in all GCPS facilities during periods of “Substantial” or “High” community transmission. When community transmission has been maintained at the “Moderate” level for two consecutive weeks, GCPS will transition to strongly recommending masks. Masks are required on buses in compliance with federal mandates.
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COVID-19 Information Hub
GCPS continues to focus on the health and safety of students and staff during the pandemic. Check this section out for information about COVID mitigation strategies and practices found in our schools and to access the COVID-19 Dashboard that reports cases by school and cluster.
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CARES/American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funding
Please click here to learn more about the school district's financial support received from the CARES/American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funding.
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Cognia Special Review
A Special Review conducted by the district's accrediting body, Cognia, resulted in no change to GCPS' accreditation. It remains a fully accredited school district.
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Educational Equity in GCPS
Gwinnett County Public Schools encourages you to learn more about our work in this area.
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Tutor.com available to GCPS students
In partnership with the Gwinnett County Public Library (GCPL), GCPS provides Tutor.com as an online tutoring resource for students.
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To prepare for the next decade, GCPS launched a community-wide campaign to invite input on updating its Strategic Priorities for 2010-2020. That update is called the Strategic Direction for 2020-2030. Like its predecessor, it will be a significant guide for the school system’s work, now and in the future.
