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(VIDEO) GCPS is proud to feature Our Blueprint in Action— an initiative aimed at showcasing tangible instances of Our Blueprint priorities and the Portrait of a Graduate's core competencies occurring consistently across our district. In January, we're highlighting the Peachtree Ridge and Parkview Clusters.
 

Friday, March 14, is a DLD
Friday, March 14, is a Digital Learning Day

Friday, March 14, is a Digital Learning Day (DLD) for all students. On scheduled DLDs, students access lessons in eCLASS/Google Classroom and may not have virtual class time with their teachers.

To ensure that students have a nutritious lunch to fuel their learning, our bus drivers will be on the road and at every bus stop to deliver meals prepared by School Nutrition Program staff. Families should expect buses to run their routes from approximately 10:45 a.m. to noon, beginning at the first stops on the route. These delivered meals are provided at no cost to families, and are provided to anyone 18 years old and under.

Learn more about Digital Learning Days.

GCPS School Board - (left to right) Dr. Tarece Johnson-Morgan, Steven Knudsen, Dr. Adrienne Simmons, Steve Gasper, and Rachel Ruffin Stone
School Board Appreciation Week is March 10-14, 2025

Thank you, Gwinnett County School Board! This week, we celebrate and recognize the dedicated members of the Gwinnett County School Board for their commitment to our students, staff, and community. Their leadership helps shape the future of education in Gwinnett, ensuring each and every student has the opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.

Join us in saying THANK YOU to our school board members for their service and dedication!

Learn more about the Gwinnett County Board of Education.

The 2025 Transition Fair will be held at Peachtree Ridge on Saturday, March 15!
The 2025 GCPS Transition Fair will be held at Peachtree Ridge HS on Saturday, March 15!

On Saturday, March 15, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) will host the 2025 GCPS Transition Fair for students with disabilities, their families, and educators. The event will be held at Peachtree Ridge High School and will feature local agencies that specialize in the following areas: Supported Employment, Day Programs and Community Living, Recreation and Leisure, Vocational and Career Services for individuals with special needs, and Funding and Community Resources. 

Learn More about GCPS' Transition Resources for Students!

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Stay Motivated: The Power of Consistent Attendance

We know how important it is to set children up for success, and one of the key factors in achieving that is consistent attendance at school. Regular attendance helps children stay engaged, build a routine, and develop a strong work ethic. 


Learn more about why daily attendance is important.

Every Student Every Story - Powering futures through literacy.
Check out Our Blueprint in Action's focus on Literacy Proficiency

For the 2024-25 school year, GCPS has identified four high-impact focus areas that align closely with the organization's mission and vision. The Blueprint in Action focus for January, February, and March is "Literacy Proficiency." During these months, we will spotlight how schools are empowering our students through literacy.

Check out the ways we are empowering our students through literacy in GCPS!

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Effectiveness

Noun

the degree to which something is successful in producing a desired result; success.

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Empathy

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the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.

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Excellence

Noun

the quality of being outstanding or extremely good.

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To sustain the legacy of the past in this exciting context, GCPS has developed a new strategic plan–Our Blueprint for the Future

Equity

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education: the conditions under which each and every child receives what they need to develop to their full academic and social potential.

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