Nine schools in the Fulton County School System received Students Against Destructive Decisions, or SADD, grants from the state.
Adam Maroney will begin his new role once a replacement or an interim leader has been named for his current facility.
Come see what all the excitement is about at KRCS during preview day, which is scheduled for Jan. 31, 2016.
Sunshine STEM Academy student Varun Gadi is the national chess champion in the first grade category.
Fulton Science Academy will host the open house for 2016-17 admission on Sunday, Dec. 13.
Alpharetta and Milton residents have until Dec. 11 to take the survey.
The school resource officers will take part in the initiative on Thursday, Nov. 19 in Milton.
A preliminary review of the data shows more students scoring at proficient or distinguished levels than their state or metro peers.
The Fulton County School System's program will be held during American Education Week, which is Nov. 16-20.
Educators from schools in Alpharetta and Milton will be recognized at the annual event hosted by the Fulton Education Foundation.
Residents in Alpharetta, Milton and north Fulton County are invited to provide input on issues in their schools.
The Fulton County School System rate also jumped to 85.3 percent in 2015 from 78.7 percent in 2014.
Cambridge and Independence high schools students will participate in the Can Do Good design competition, will be held Nov. 7.
Preschoolers at 27 Goddard School locations throughout Atlanta collected 28,905 books for Children Read Atlanta.
This initiative provides the opportunity for prospective students to move through the admissions process with ease.
Students at the school in Milton will have a chance to taste UNCLE BEN’S® Thai Pineapple Rice recipe on Monday, Oct. 26.
Alpharetta resident Andy Yang is an eighth-grade student attending the Wesleyan School.
Alpharetta resident Catherine McKay Pittman, 21, died in April in a multi-vehicle accident along I-16 between Statesboro and Savannah.
The meetings are open to all Alpharetta, Milton and north Fulton County residents.
Stuart was sworn into office Tuesday afternoon to represent District 1, which includes parts of Roswell and Alpharetta.
The event, which was held Oct. 10, was part of Local Hack Day, where students worked to find ways to improve upon ideas or products.
Katha Stuart will be formally appointed to the seat, which covers portions of Roswell and Alpharetta, at the board's Oct. 13 meeting.
King's Ridge Christian School hosts a community-wide County Fair and Yard Sale for families to enjoy.
Susan Miller and Michael Makrides will perform during the U.S. Army All-American Bowl at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.
Adjunct hiring fairs are scheduled for October in Lawrenceville and Alpharetta.
Dozens of students from Alpharetta, Cambridge and Milton high schools are competing for more than 7,400 Merit Scholarship awards.
Alpharetta Christian Academy experience the organic gardening at Whole Foods Educational Farm.
Alpharetta and Milton residents are encouraged to attend these meetings, which give board members a chance to listen to local issues.
Dan Jones, who has been employed with the Forsyth County School System since 1988, will officially start Oct. 1.
Fulton Science Academy Private School has organized a community outreach event as part of its grand opening commemoration.
The Fulton County School System's overall score also exceeded the state and national average.
Community meetings are scheduled to held later this month in Sandy Springs, Roswell, Milton and Johns Creek.
District 1 member Linda Schultz has announced her retirement.
Fulton Science Academy this week moved into its state of the art new campus.
Nearly 60 percent, 3,744 students, of Fulton’s class of 2015 took the ACT. See the breakdown of scores for Alpharetta and Milton students.
It's another honor for both schools. See where each school is ranked and how the annual Newsweek list is compiled.
The meetings allow Fulton school board members to meet with Alpharetta and Milton residents and receive feedback on local issues.
The Fulton County School Board on Thursday received an update on the new school year as well as various academic initiatives.
An editorial written by Lisa McGuire, director of admission at King's Ridge Christian School
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