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New Policies concerning Multilingual Learners and addressing Student Cellphones and Devices under review
The Gwinnett County Board of Education encourages community engagement in the district’s policy review process. When a policy is placed “on the table,” it is open for public review for 30 days prior to formal Board action. This ensures transparency and gives families, staff, students, and community partners an opportunity to provide meaningful input.
Policies currently under consideration can be viewed at https://www.gcpsk12.org/about-us/board/board-policies. Two policies are currently under review: Policy JCDAF- Use of Electronic Devices by Students and Policy IDDG - Multilingual Learners.
We invite stakeholders to share feedback or questions about the policies under consideration by emailing myschoolboard@gcpsk12.org. Your partnership in policy review helps ensure that Board policies remain aligned to student needs, district priorities, and best practices in public education governance.
Class of 2026 Graduation Schedule is posted online
Congratulations to the Class of 2026! The graduation schedule for all GCPS schools with a graduating class is available now.
For all guests attending the ceremony in person, we recommend checking the venue website for any clear bag policies.
Stay healthy during flu season
The holidays are on their way, but the peak of flu season is between December and February. Protect yourself and your loved ones from respiratory illnesses and recognize the symptoms of viruses. Learn more about respiratory virus guidance online.
It's Georgia Winter Weather Preparedness Week
The National Weather Service is highlighting the threats of winter weather across the Southeast and Georgia. Bouts of extreme cold can bring life-threatening winter conditions, so it's important to remain prepared. Learn more about how GCPS keeps families informed when inclement weather happens.
Stay safe from holiday scams
When the holiday season begins, cyber fraud increases. Fraudsters are actively targeting shoppers with phishing scams, fake QR codes, and gift card fraud schemes. These tactics are designed to compromise your devices, steal financial information, and exploit your trust.
GCPS to hold annual Child Find event on December 11
GCPS will provide an opportunity for families of children with disabilities and/or suspected disabilities to speak with a District representative on Thursday, December 11. Interested parties may drop in between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. at the J. Alvin Wilbanks Instructional Support Center, 437 Old Peachtree Road NW, in Suwanee, Building 200. Learn more about services available to support students with disabilities.
Families + Schools = Safer Schools
School should always be a safe place for learning, friendships, and growth. As parents and guardians, you play a critical role in making sure your child understands what is appropriate — and what is not — when it comes to school behavior and safety.