AKS at Home Information

Who: Parents of all elementary school students

What: Zoom sessions and Tip Sheets to support student mastery of AKS foundational skills

Where: AKS at Home Link

When:

Instructional Resource Public Review 
Staff, parents, and Gwinnett community members are invited to provide input on proposed instructional resources for select courses in Language Arts, Social Studies, Career and Technical Education, and Foreign Language, conducted as a virtual review Oct. 1 through Oct. 31. Before adopting instructional resources for classroom use, Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) undergoes an extensive selection process. The division of curriculum and instructional support convened multiple committees involving various stakeholder groups to select resources to consider for adoption. The resources were reviewed for alignment with the school system’s Academic Knowledge and Skills (AKS) curriculum as well as strength of instructional strategies, freedom from sensitivity or bias, and diverse representation. As a part of the full selection process, resources are piloted in GCPS classrooms. Data from the public review and pilots will be considered in making adoption recommendations to the Board of Education in early 2021. To begin the public review, please visit this link. For more about the instructional resources review process, contact the Office of Instructional Resources and Support, at 678-301-6828. 

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Today is launch day for the website Building Babies Brains.  The Gwinnett County Community Early Learning Working Group launched this Early Learning Awareness Campaign.  The awareness campaign is part of a broader countywide strategy to improve Kindergarten Readiness. In support of these efforts, the Gwinnett County Board of Education is proclaiming September 25 as Building Babies’ Brains Day in the school district. The proclamation approved by the Board expresses its support of the campaign, noting the importance of early brain development, the importance of raising awareness about the critical role of early learning, and the cost of interventions for children who arrive at school behind their peers. 

Please use the links below to access information and a form for your student's transportation authorization for the 2020-21 school year.

Transportation Letter

Transportation Authorization Form

Please use the link below to access the Online Student Withdrawal form for GCPS.

Online Student Withdrawal