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Strong4Life
The Strong4Life Challenge Program teaches elementary school children about the importance of the 4 Strong4Life healthy habits.
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Homework Help
The Lawrenceville Branch is offering Reading, Language Arts, & Writing tutor help from 5:00-6:00 pm and Math tutor help from 5:00- 7:00 pm. Opens to grades K-12.
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Bus Drivers Needed
Join the GCPS team as a School Bus Driver! Apply online at GCPSJobs.org/Drivers
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21-22 Yearbook On Sale
Our 2021-2022 Simonton Yearbook is now on sale for $23.00 through MyPayments Plus.
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Free & Reduced Lunch Application
2021-2022 Gwinnett County Public Schools Online Free & Reduced Application
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Device Request
Parents- please fill out the attached Microsoft Form if your child will need a Chromebook for this year's digital learning days.
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2021-2022 School Supply Lists
Click inside to see the grade level supply lists for next year.
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Kindergarten Registration for the 2021-2022 school year
If your child will be in Kindergarten at Simonton Elementary for the 2021- 2022 School Year, Online Registration begins April 6th.
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Students Return to School Safely
As students return to school for In-Person Instruction, please take a moment to view this video for safety reminders and expectations.
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Reasons to Keep Your Child Home from School
Click here to see the updated Health Guidelines.
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CogAT Testing Dates:1st and 2nd GradersSeptember 21st - 23rd, 20215th GradersSeptember 21st
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Strong4Life Healthy Habits
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Attendance Policy
Learning hours are from 8:15 to 2:45 pm daily. Children arriving after 8:15 am are considered tardy. Frequent tardiness and early checkouts negatively impact a students’ academic performance.State law requires that students attend school 180 days per year. Since most subjects are taught in sequence, regular attendance is essential to a student’s success in school.
Students are excused for the following absences:
1) personal illness
2) a death or serious illness in the immediate family;
3) religious holidays;
4) court orders and
5) Conditions which render school attendance impossible or hazardous to health and safety.For each absentee, a written excuse explaining the absence must be brought to school on the first day following the absence. By law, parents will be notified if their child misses more than 5 days of school. The state of Georgia considers 10 absences or tardies to be excessive. Parents of children with excessive absences or tardies can be reported to local and state agencies, which will result in meeting with the Student Attendance Review Committee (SARC).
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In response to the latest guidance for K-12 schools issued on Tuesday, July 27, 2021, by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Gwinnett County Public Schools has updated its back-to-school plans to require masks. As of July 28, 2021, masks will be required for students, staff, and visitors to all Gwinnett County Public Schools’ facilities and on school buses, regardless of vaccination status. This decision takes into account current conditions, the rise in COVID-19 case rates in Gwinnett County, and the ineligibility of children age 12 and younger for the vaccine.
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Information for our Digital Students
This year, your school day runs between the hours of 8:35 am to 3:05 pm.
Student Expectations:
- Log onto eCLASS daily.
- Watch recorded teacher lessons.
- Attend daily live lessons.
- Complete daily assignments.
- Complete assessments independently.
- Read and respond to teacher feedback.
- Attend all classes each day.
- Attend special area classes.
eCLASS:
Contacts:
- Classroom teacher
- Assistant Principal ~ Tifferney Dodd (Tiffereney.Miller@gcpsk12.org) ~ 770-513-6637
- Counselor Contact ~ Yesnia Lopez (Yesenia.Lopez@gcpsk12.org) ~ 770-513-6637
