The South Atlanta Cluster hosted its annual Title I Input Community Meeting and Health Fair at J.W. Dobbs Elementary School, where students and families had access to a variety of resources. The South Atlanta Cluster school administrators and parent liaisons shared valuable information with parents, keeping them updated on Title I supports and important information […]
Hope-Hill fifth grader Rose Alexander holds up the free sneaker event bag. Photo: Allison M. Slocum, APS © Students at Hope-Hill Elementary School experienced a wonderful surprise on January 26, 2024, when their entire student population received a free pair of sneakers through a collaboration between Atlanta Public Schools (APS) and Soles4Souls. Chosen through a […]
With the excitement of the start of a new school year, West Manor Elementary School (West Manor) has an equally exciting addition to celebrate. Seventeen new students have been added to their already impressive number of Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) program students, bringing the total to a notable 40 scholars. The Georgia Department of […]
The APS Summer Academy is designed to provide rising students with a preview to the Common Core State Standards in reading and math and prepare students for a successful start in their next grade level. Summer Academy will take place June 4 – June 27. All rising 3rd through rising 8th graders who attend a Title […]
ATLANTA – Seven Atlanta Public Schools (APS) were named “Reward Schools” by the Georgia Department of Education this week under the state’s new accountability system for having the highest academic performance and progress. The following APS schools made the Rewards Schools list: Highest Progress & Highest Performance Carver Early College Charles Drew Charter School Highest […]
Booker T. Washington High School recently hosted its annual Title I Open House. During the open house parents and students learned more about Title I programs, budgets and initiatives for the new school year. “We discussed the school data and we received input on the Title I plan and budget,” explained Dr. Charcia Nichols, Principal of […]