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Lunch Menu for the Week of 5/16
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Georgia Special Needs Scholarships: SB10 and SB47
What: Under state laws passed by the Georgia State Legislature, parents of students who receive special education services or accommodations under a Section 504 Individual Accommodation Plan may request to transfer their child to another public or private school in Georgia.
Who: Any student who currently receives special education services, grades PK-11th and any returning 12th grader, as well as students who are eligible for a Section 504 Plan and are in grades Kindergarten-11th.
Information: https://www.gcpsk12.org/Page/23585
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Gwinnett County Events
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Georgia Milestones Assessment Schedule
Click HERE to access the Georgia Milestones Assessment Schedule.
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April Lunch Menu
Click HERE for the April lunch menu.
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Articulation for Rising 6th Graders
Click HERE for the latest information for rising 6th graders.
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Lunchroom Update
We are excited to announce that parents/adults may join students for lunch in the cafeteria. With that being said, we are very limited in the number of available seats. We ask that you use the link below to sign up for a time slot to eat with your child. Signing up beforehand is required. At this time, we can only accommodate one adult and one student at a time. We ask that families only sign up for 3 spots per child for the remainder of the year to ensure all families have an opportunity to eat with their children. Also, please do not bring any outside food. -
Custodial Recruitment
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March Menu
Please click HERE to view the changes to the March menu.
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March Calendar of Events
Click HERE to access Gwinnett County's Community Services Calendar of Events.
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National Counseling Week
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Special Education Survey
Please click HERE if you have a student receiving special education services at Sugar Hill and would like to participate in a survey by the Georgia Department of Education.
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Lunch Menu Changes
Click HERE to view the changes made to lunch menu.
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Cars for a Cause
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Now Hiring Custodians
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Instructional Resource Review Committee
GCPS invites community members to participate in resource review committee
Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) is inviting parents and community members to apply for the district’s Instructional Resources Review Committee (IRRC), a group charged with evaluating print and digital instructional resources. Feedback from the IRRC and teacher reviews will be considered in the selection of resources to pilot in the district. This year’s IRRC will convene on Feb. 22 at the J. Alvin Wilbanks Instructional Support Center (ISC) located at 437 Old Peachtree Road, NW, in Suwanee. Instructional resources will be reviewed for courses in the areas of Health (grades K-9), Mathematics (grades K-5 and select High School courses), Career and Technical Education (select courses in grades 6-12), and Social Studies (select elective courses in grades 9-12). Learn more about the IRRC and complete the application online. The deadline to submit completed applications is Jan. 24. -
GASP!
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Empowering Lanier Cluster Elementary Parents for Student Growth
Join us for a series of parent information sessions provided be the Lanier Cluster Elementary Counselors and Social Worker. Sessions will focus on building social and emotional skills, increasing student motivation and positive behavior, resilience, and helping your child be successful!
Cleck HERE for the flyer.
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Tuesdays with Teddy
Meet Teddy, our newest Longhorn family member. Teddy is a specially trained therapy dog who is certified, insured, and vaccinated. He comes to Sugar Hill with his owner/handler Ms. Harkonen and visits various classes for Tuesdays with Teddy. Be on the lookout for "Longhorn Teddy"!
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Two Opportunities for Input on GCPS Curriculum
Annual AKS Review - Extended:
The annual review of the Academic Knowledge and Skills (AKS) learning standards is open and runs through Oct. 14. Parents, GCPS staff, students, and Gwinnett County residents are invited to review proposed standards online, offering feedback on AKS that have been developed to align to the Georgia Standards of Excellence (GSE) and/or Georgia Performance Standards (GPS). Feedback on this year’s AKS review may be submitted via an online AKS survey. Comments will be accepted through Thursday, Oct 14. Click here for a list of the courses with AKS under review.
Instructional Resources Public Review:
Staff, students, 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/ Dual Language Immersion. Before adopting instructional resources for classroom use, GCPS undergoes an extensive selection process. Multiple committees involving various stakeholder groups were convened 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. Data from the public review and classroom pilots will be considered in making adoption recommendations to the Board of Education in early 2022. This year’s public review opportunity is now open, from Oct. 1 through Oct. 31. To begin the review, please visit this link. Thank you for your interest. -
Teacher of the Year 2021-2022
Sugar Hill Elementary is proud to announce, Mrs. Margaret Tontillo, as the 2021-2022 Teacher of the Year.
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Join the GCPS team as school custodian!
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Free and Reduced Lunch Applications
The Free and Reduced Lunch Applications for the 2021-2022 school year are now available. Please click HERE to fill out your application.
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AKS at Home
Gwinnett Count Schools seek to empower parents with tools that allow them to help their children at home. Our AKS at Home project provides math and language arts resources to support families of children in grades K-5.
Click HERE for Englsh
Click HERE for Spanish
Click HERE for Vietnamese
Click HERE for Korean
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Sugar Hill had a very special visitor today, Dr. Calvin J. Watts, our new superintendent of Gwinnett County Schools. We were very excited to show him what makes Sugar Hill an amazing place to be!
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Project Based Learning in the Lanier Cluster
Join us in viewing the “Project Based Learning in the Lanier Cluster” video highlighting our own Sugar Hill staff and students. PBL is just one of the many avenues we use to reach all students.
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GCPS Raise the Torch Video
Join us in viewing the “Raise the Torch” video highlighting our own Sugar Hill staff and students.
