The flyer for the Credit Recovery Program has been updated and can be found on the Credit Recovery section of our website, under Parents / Students.

Open House / Curriculum Night

Tuesday, September 3rd

6:30—8:30 PM

Curriculum Night is an opportunity for parents to meet their child’s teachers by following their child’s schedule throughout the evening.  Parents will begin the evening in their child’s 1st period class.  Each class period is long enough to allow a curriculum review by the teacher.  This is a wonderful opportunity to gain a glimpse of what your child will be experiencing this year in their courses at Parkview High School.

Students will be provided a course schedule with a detailed plan for the evening to bring home for parents to use on Tuesday, 9/3.   Please ask your student for this schedule! 

For important parent/student information, all Parkview High School parents are asked to visit www.MyPaymentsPlus.com, where you will find various important GCPS documents you need to acknowledge. Here, you can add money to your students' cafeteria accounts. This is also where you will pay for school fees throughout the year, such orientation fees, PTSA memberships, lockers, certificates of enrollment, transcripts, parking, field trips, club dues, yearbook, etc.

If you do not have a MyPaymentsPlus account, please go to the MyPaymentsPlus website mentioned above and set up your free account and add your student(s). The following videos explain how to use MyPayments Plus:

How to sign up for a parent account on MyPayments Plus

How to sign required GCPS documents in MyPayments Plus

Please click the link below to read an important letter regarding changes to the free breakfast program that was previously offered at Parkview. The document is available in alternative formats for accessibility by clicking the A icon link next to the document name.

Free Breakfast Program Ends for 2019 - 2020

Parkview Athletic Director, Nick Gast , is the contact for proposing any new student initiated group or activity.

To submit a proposal, complete the questions found on the form link below. Students must be logged into eCLASS to access the form.

Contact Mr. Gast if you have any questions.

Student Group or Activity Request Form

As part of Gwinnett County Public Schools' focus on safety, our school is now using a visitor management system. This system, which requires visitors to be "buzzed" into the school, is intended to enhance the safety and security for both our students and staff by establishing greater door control. At our school, we have a number of entrances where you will find cameras and keypads that are part of the new system. With safety in mind, we want to share with you how the visitor management system works. 

1. Once the school day begins, exterior doors automatically lock. Visitors will need to press the bell button on the visitor management system panel, and an office staff member will assist them.  
2. We continue to ask visitors to our school to use the main entrance. Upon entering the school, they should follow our normal visitor procedure by signing in to receive a visitor's badge. 
3. When visitors are ready to leave, they should exit the school building through the main entrance and officially check out by returning the visitor's badge to the office staff person. 

As you know, Parkview is unique in that we have multiple buildings on our campus. As such, we have more doors than many schools--doors that students use to move between buildings during the day. As part of our updated safety measures, we have panels for the new visitor management system at other building entrances beyond our main entrance. 

The visitor management system has been implemented successfully at other Gwinnett schools and the addition of this system to our campus will have a positive impact on our campus safety efforts. Thank you for your continued support and for working with us to ensure the safety of our students and staff. 

To learn more, check out our visitor management system video introduction.

We proudly congratulate our very own Heidi Campbell as GCPS Teacher of the Year! 

Gwinnett Daily Post: Parkview High's Heidi Campbell Named GCPS Teacher of the Year