Fellowship Christian School Receives STEM Grant

The school was presented with a $5,000 grant from the Toshiba America Foundation.

Roswell School Wins Innovation Fund Tiny Grant

Esther Jackson Elementary School will use the $7,000 to start an eight-week summer literacy program for students.

Free SAT, ACT Test Prep Feb. 19

Kids on their way to college could certainly benefit from some more prep.

Career advancement at KSU Continuing Education Open House

Local area residents learn about the career advancement opportunities and training

2 High Meadows Teachers Accepted Into National Education Program

A total of 24 teachers across the country were accepted into the National Institute of Progressive Education Network Program.

Centennial Uses STE(A)M Truck To Broaden Student Skills

The partnership between the Centennial SPaCE and the STE(A)M Truck this year was won by Centennial HS through a Fulton County Seed grant.

'CIVIL WAR LEADERS: POLITICIANS & OFFICERS' Course in Roswell

A special 6-week course. Class meets on Tuesday evenings, 7:00-9:00 p.m., beginning February 6, 2018.

Roswell Inc’s Debra Ewing Graduates From Georgia Academy

the curriculum features specific leadership skills such as consensus building, ethics in public service for community development.

8 Fulton Schools Removed From State's Priority, Focus List

The priority and focus designations are used by the state to identify schools needing the greatest academic support.

Fulton Schools Chief Information Officer Wins Prestigious Award

Serena Sacks is the recipient of the Georgia CIO Leadership Association’s 2017 CIO of the Year® ORBIE® Award.

Human Resources graduate aims to make a difference in the field

After completing the HR certificate program at KSU's Continuing Education, Andrea “Andie” Hill passed the senior certification exam

Hillside Elementary Celebrates Success With Improved CCRPI Scores

Hillside Elementary School improved its CCRPI score by almost 25 points.

Students Sign $10,000 Scholarship Deals To Graduate High School

The nine Fulton County eighth-graders will each receive $10,000 REACH Georgia college scholarship if they graduate high school.

Students Awarded Scholarships for KSU’s Continuing Education Certificate Programs

The scholarships help defray some of the costs associated with specific programs

Atlanta Academy Named 2017 National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence

The recognition is based on a school’s overall academic performance or progress in closing achievement gaps among student subgroups.

Centennial High School Celebrates 5 National Merit Semifinalists

The program honors individual students who show exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies.

Teen Hospitalized After Attempting To Harm Herself Near Roswell School

A teen who may have attempted to harm herself was found by responders near Roswell High School and taken to the hospital, police said.

LSU Fraternity Loses Charter After Roswell Native's Death

Maxwell Gruver, an 18-year-old freshman and Phi Delta Theta pledge, died last week after he was taken to the hospital.

Hurricane Irma: Fulton Makes Decision On Thursday Classes (UPDATED)

Power has been restored to all schools in the district, the system confirmed Wednesday evening.

Fulton School Board Adopts 2018 Millage Rate

The school system said its rate of 18.546 mills is the lowest in the metro Atlanta area.

Fulton Schools ACT Scores See Slight Increase

More than 57 percent of 2017 Fulton County School System graduates took the ACT.

Administrative Office Management Program to Start October 30

KSU's Continuing and Professional Education​ is bridging the gap between basic skills and current office practices

Centennial High School Prepares For Popular Homecoming Parade

The festivities begin on September 8 with the CHS Homecoming Parade, followed by a food truck festival, and the football game.

River Eves Students Incorporate Solar Eclipse Into STEM Lessons

At River Eves, a part of that learning experience allowed students in grades 2 through 5 to view the event live outside.

KSU's Medical Assisting Program Combines Fast-Track Learning With Real-World Experience

The 14-month continuing education program prepares students for National Health Career Association Clinical Medical Assistant certification

New Fulton School Board Member Takes Office

Kimberly Dove represents District 6, which includes parts of East Point, College Park, City of South Fulton and Union City.

Preschool Donates 40 Backpacks To North Fulton Community Charities

Primrose School of Roswell North was thrilled to donate 40 school supply-filled backpacks to less fortunate children in the community.

Basic Office Technology Program to Start Aug. 12

The KSU Continuing Education technology certificate provides skills refresher

Fulton Schools To Delay Release For Solar Eclipse

Dismissal will be delayed by 45 minutes for elementary school students on Aug. 21.

Fulton County Schools Calendar 2017-18

When is the first day of school? Holiday breaks? Here's the Fulton County School System's calendar for 2017-18.

Blessed Trinity Graduate Awarded $5,000 Scholarship

The Cobb EMC Community Foundation awarded $70,000 in scholarships to students who live in the company's service area.

Ice Cream Social Planned For New River Eves Students

The Roswell elementary school's annual event will be held on Wednesday, Aug. 2.

Fulton Schools Make Gains On Georgia Milestones Tests

Results from tests administered during the 2016-2017 school year were released this week.

Centennial Students Lead The Way At International Leadership Conference

Over 9,500 students attended the international conference, competing in only 57 events and Centennial was recognized in two of them.

Roswell Homeschool Day Set For Sept. 8

Prices through August 25 are $12 for adults and children; children five and under are free.

KSU Culinary Apprenticeship Graduate Launches Catering Business

Dargin's Creole Kitchen is a family owned and operated catering service specializing in authentic Louisiana Creole cuisine

New Principal Named For Roswell High School

Dr. Robert Shaw will take over for Jerome Huff, who retired at the end of the 2016-17 school year.

Roswell Student Wins National Merit Scholarship

The awards provide between $500 and $2,000 annually for up to four years of undergraduate study at the institution financing the scholarship

Roswell Teacher Awarded Summer Program Fellowship

High Meadows faculty member Rebecca Drage is one of 75 educators worldwide granted a fellowship to attend Columbia University's program.

Rising Pre-K Summer Transition Program Starts June 5

The Child Development Association will host two classes for children registered for Pre-K for 2017-18 and whose home language is Spanish.