Kindergarten forms the basis for the development of the critical academic, intellectual, social and emotional experiences and learning foundations that will guide and inform students throughout the duration of their school careers. The kindergarten transition meeting will give you best practices to prepare your child.

Our parent newsletter is a great way to keep in the loop about what is happening in your child's classroom. Please read the newsletter for classroom stories, details about upcoming events, and suggestions for how families can support their children's academic growth at home.

You are an important partner with your child’s teacher, whether your child is learning at home or at school. To help you support your student, GCPS is launching a new initiative called AKS at Home. With this project, families will learn ways to help their child practice skills they are learning in class.

Click on the image to log in to Imagine Literacy. Please click this text to see Evidence-Based Applications you can use to accelerate the learning of your child.

Click on the image to log in to Imagine Math. Please click this text to see Evidence-Based Applications you can use to accelerate the learning of your child.

Want to learn about how your student  is  using eCLASS? Need a better understanding of the eCLASS tools that connect your student to the classroom? The eCLASS Cyber Resources page is the right place to start! Click on the image to the right to learn more about the topic. For even more eClass resources click here!

Communiqué is changing to better meet the needs of our families. We'll be posting digital content in an online  magazine on a more regular basis. You can expect to see feature stories from our local schools, videos from around the district, photo galleries of school activities and events, calendar items, and Bulletin Board shorts. 

Families in NEED of food should feel free to contact: https://lawrencevilleco-op.org/

Annual Parent Involvement Survey for Georgia Families Raising a Student with a Disability

Each state is required to conduct a parent survey to measure parent/family perceptions. This survey helps the state determine parents’ perception of the success of parent engagement between home and local schools. This survey is available in English and Spanish. Please complete the survey using the following link: