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October19-23, 2026

WeeklyWarrior NewsOctober19-23, 2026

This Week...Donate $1 & Wear Pink- for Breast Cancer Awareness This Week...Donate $1 & Wear Pink- for Breast Cancer Awareness

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Donate $1this week towards Breast Cancer Awareness Donate $1this week towards Breast Cancer Awareness

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AVID -Science & Social Studies Family Event Thursday 10/22 AVID -Science & Social Studies Family Event Thursday 10/22

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2nd Annual Taste of Camp Creek Event 10/29/26 2nd Annual Taste of Camp Creek Event 10/29/26

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Cash and cards accepted to experience a variety of Tastes! Cash and cards accepted to experience a variety of Tastes!

Parent Volunteers, Vendors, and Partners Needed for Taste of Camp Creek Parent Volunteers, Vendors, and Partners Needed for Taste of Camp Creek

Taste of Camp Creek is coming soon... Vendors Needed!

We are looking for vendors and community partners for our upcoming

2nd Annual Taste of Camp Creek:

Taste of Fall Experience on October 29th.

This event is an incredible opportunity to connect our families with local businesses, restaurants, organizations, and community partners while celebrating literacy, culture, and community engagement. Our goal is to make this year's event bigger and better than ever, and your networks can help us get there.

Please share the attached flyer with your contacts and encourage interested vendors and partners to register using the link/QR code provided on the flyer. All vendor inquiries complete the registration form for more information:

Taste of Camp Creek Middle School Vendor Registration Form – Fill out form


Your support in spreading the word will help ensure a successful and memorable event for our students, families, and the South Fulton community.


Thank you for your partnership and support!

Click for Info on how to be a part of "Taste of Camp Creek"

WARRIOR PICTURE DAY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30TH WARRIOR PICTURE DAY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30TH

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COSA- Change of School Assignment Window opens 10/20 COSA- Change of School Assignment Window opens 10/20

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Annual application window is opening Oct. 20 for Change of School Assignment (COSA) requests

Under Fulton County School Board Policy JBCC, families of students in kindergarten through 12th grade can apply for a school transfer by submitting a Change of School Assignment (COSA) request.

COSA brings the district’s transfer-related programs together under one process and annual application timeline. For the 2027-2028 school year, the application window runs from October 20 through December 18, 2026.

Top 10 Things to Know

Below is a summary of key points for parents, with full information posted at www.fultonschools.org/COSA.

  1. The COSA process covers all transfer-related programs, including those due to parent preference (no specific academic, hardship or medical reason needed), children of FCS employees, magnet studies, and options made available through state law, such as the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship and Georgia Public School Choice/Open Enrollment.

  2. The list of COSA-eligible schools will be published Oct. 20, 2026, to the COSA website. Up to three (3) schools, in priority order, may be selected during the online application.

  3. Applications will only be accepted for schools on the COSA-eligible list. Schools that are part of current Redistricting/ Consolidation/ Closure planning or at a high enrollment capacity are not COSA-eligible.

  4. Parents can apply any time during the application window of Oct. 20, 2026, through Dec. 18, 2026.

  5. Acceptance or denial will be emailed in late January 2027 to parents/guardians.

  6. If a transfer is approved, parents/guardians/students must provide their own transportation to the accepting school.

  7. To continue enrollment, students must meet attendance, academic and behavioral requirements.

  8. If COSA is approved, students are eligible to remain at the school through their terminal year (5th, 8th, 12th) and do not need to reapply annually unless moving on to middle or high school. Students with an IEP or Section 504 plan may stay if their program remains available at the school.

  9. Students with transfers approved before August 1, 2024, may remain through the school’s highest grade without a new application.

  10. Transfer requests for children of military families, children experiencing homelessness, and victims of violent criminal offenses are subject to separate requirements under applicable laws. Families should confirm the COSA application steps and deadlines that apply to their situation.


Magnet Programs and Schools Without An Attendance Zone

Students wanting to attend a magnet program at a location outside of their home attendance boundary must first submit a COSA application. If a transfer is granted, students can then apply for admission into the magnet program through the school. COSA acceptance does not guarantee magnet program placement, so parents should contact the school for specific program participation criteria.

Also, schools without an attendance zone do not require a COSA application. These are FCS Innovation Academy, Global Impact Academy, The Promise Career Institute, F.A.V.E. (Fulton Academy of Virtual Excellence) and FCS charter schools. The Accelerated Career Program/FCS Middle College at North Springs High School allows any student, regardless of their attendance zone, to apply and does not require a COSA application; however, admission to North Springs’ STEAM magnet does require COSA.


More Information
For complete COSA requirements and guidelines, visit www.fultonschools.org/COSA. Questions can be emailed to StudentAssignment@fultonschools.org.



Use up to 5 Remote Days each Semester for absences Use up to 5 Remote Days each Semester for absences

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Participated Remote Day Instructions

CCMS Participate Remote Day – Fill out form


This form is used to request a Participated Remote Day.

Requests must be completed by Parent/Guardian and must be received prior to the absence.

Participated Remote (PR) days are limited to 5 days per semester/10 days per school year.

Your student may be required to complete work assignments during their absence.

  • To be marked present, work must be submitted within 2 days of absence.
  • Students may NOT use a remote learning day on a test day/quiz day/major grade.
  • Parent/guardian or student must notify teacher in advance to the start of the instructional day to utilize the participation benchmark rule.
  • Schools will make their best effort to provide instruction given early notice.


Please see full board policy here: https://simbli.eboardsolutions.com/Policy/ViewPolicy.aspx?S=36031609&revid=MqshBJ0Yslsh1jONXvsf1FdOw==&ptid=amIgTZiB9plushNjl6WXhfiOQ==&secid=p6v70fD4K8ukRv6vtplusTtSg==&PG=6&IRP=0&isPndg=false

8th Grade Newsletter and Event Information 8th Grade Newsletter and Event Information

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Please take a moment to review our 8th Grade Newsletter for the Week of October 12, 2026, which includes important announcements, upcoming assessments, and updates from each content area.

📰 CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS WEEK'S 8TH GRADE NEWSLETTER

🎓 8th Grade Dues & End-of-Year Celebrations

It's hard to believe, but we are already beginning to plan the special activities that will celebrate our scholars as they prepare to transition to high school!

This year's 8th Grade Dues will be $225 per student and will cover the following:


  • 👕 8th Grade T-Shirt

  • 📖 8th Grade Yearbook

  • 🥞 8th Grade Breakfast

  • 🍔 8th Grade Cookout

  • 🎳 Main Event Field Trip

  • 💃 8th Grade Dance

Click Here to view this week's 8th grade Newsletter

2026 Family Matters Event Nov. 7th @ Banneker HS 2026 Family Matters Event Nov. 7th @ Banneker HS

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CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO AND TICKETS

CAMP CREEK REDISTRICTING/CLOSURE/ & CONSOLIDATION MEETING Nov. 12th CAMP CREEK REDISTRICTING/CLOSURE/ & CONSOLIDATION MEETING Nov. 12th

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Community Forums

All Region A community forums will be held in-person from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the gym at Langston Hughes High School.


September 30, 2026Redistricting 101 and Feedback

Process overview and community input.

Virtual Resources

Survey deadline: The community feedback survey for the September 30 forum is available through October 7, 2026.

Complete the Community Feedback Survey(opens in a new tab)

View the Community Forum Presentation(opens in a new tab)


November 12, 2026Draft Attendance Zone Map

Presentation and community feedback.

December 9, 2026


Revised Draft Attendance Zone Map

Presentation and community feedback.


Community Participation

Community input is an important part of this process. Families, staff and community members are encouraged to attend the in-person community forums, review the materials on this page and share feedback during the engagement process. Questions may be directed to Operational Planning at planning@fultonschools.org or 470-254-5540.

To request interpreter services for a community forum, email districtlanguageassistance@fultonschools.org at least 72 hours before the meeting. For requests made less than 72 hours in advance, call 470-254-6827.

NEXT REDISTRICTING COMMUNITY MEETING 11/12 @ 6PM-LANGSTON HUGHES HS NEXT REDISTRICTING COMMUNITY MEETING 11/12 @ 6PM-LANGSTON HUGHES HS

Event Information
Redistricting Meeting for New Camp Creek

When?
Thursday, Nov 12, 2026, 06:00 PM
Where?
Langston Hughes High School, Hall Road, Fairburn, GA, USA
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RSVPs are enabled for this event.

A replacement facility for Camp Creek Middle School is scheduled to open in August 2027 which provides an opportunity to balance enrollment among neighboring middle schools and make the best use of available space throughout the region.

Parents are encouraged to stay informed and participate in three community forums

( November 12 and December 9) being held 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the gymnasium at Langston Hughes High School at 7510 Hall Road in Fairburn.

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2026 Volleyball Schedule Change- 1st game 10/19 2026 Volleyball Schedule Change- 1st game 10/19

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Girls Basketball Tryouts-- physical required Girls Basketball Tryouts-- physical required

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"Warrior Reign" Dance Team Try-outs 10/26-10/28 and 11/2 "Warrior Reign" Dance Team Try-outs 10/26-10/28 and 11/2

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Requirements:

  • Pick up applications from Ms. Jones 8th grade math teacher or front office (available 10/12)
  • Application & Teacher Recommendations due 10/26
  • Sports physical

Contact Ms. West at westq@fultonschools.org or 470-254-3513 (Monday-Friday 2:40pm-4:30pm)

Athletic Forms Athletic Forms

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Athletic Forms

Sports Application

Sports Application (Spanish)

Home School Enrollment

Sports Physical

Sports Physical (Spanish)

Emergency Contact

Emergency Contact (Spanish)

Concussion Awareness

Concussion Awareness (Spanish)

Transportation Release Form 2025-2026

Transportation Release form 2025-2026 (Spanish)

Verification of Insurance

Verification of insurance (Spanish)

Student Accident Coverage

Cardiac Arrest Awareness form

Cardiac Arrest Awareness form (Spanish)

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SGC- VIRTUAL MEETING WEDNESDAY 10/21 @ 5 SGC- VIRTUAL MEETING WEDNESDAY 10/21 @ 5

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CCMS October SGC Meeting Agenda

School: Camp Creek MS

Date: October 2026 — Meeting date to be confirmed

Time: 5:00 PM–6:00 PM

Location: Online TEAMS Link : Camp Creek MS School Governance Council (SGC) Meeting 26-27 | Meeting-Join | Microsoft Teams

SGC Members (roster to be verified):

Mrs. Leah McDaniel (Principal), Ms. Teryon Parker (Teacher–Chair), Ms. Monica Anderson (Teacher–Vice Chair), Mrs. Krystal Rainey (Teacher–Parliamentarian/Secretary), Mrs. Leslie Spears-Chapman (Parent–Superintendent Parent Advisory Council Representative), Mr. Adrian Gibson (Appointed Staff), Mr. Calvin Claiborne (Parent), Ms. Kimberlyn Lamar (Parent), Ms. Gina Foster. Confirm community membership and the remaining two-year seat.*

5:00 PM Call to Order (Chair)

5:02 PM Action Item: Approve Agenda (Chair)

5:04 PM Action Item: Approve September 9 Meeting Minutes (Chair)

5:06 PM Discussion Item: Council Staffing and Training Follow-Up* (All Members)

5:11 PM Discussion Item: Council Self-Assessment and SY26–27 Initiatives** (All Members)

5:18 PM Discussion Item: SGC Website Compliance and Meeting Reminders*** (All Members)

5:26 PM Discussion Item: Cross Council and Parent Advisory Updates**** (All Members)

5:31 PM Public Comment

5:36 PM Discussion Item: Strategic Plan Progress Review***** (All Members)

5:43 PM Discussion Item: Charter Dollar Expenditure Proposals****** (All Members)

5:49 PM Action Item: Approve Charter Dollar Proposals, if applicable (Chair)

5:51 PM Informational Item: Principal’s Update and PTSA Recruitment (Principal)

5:56 PM Discussion Item: Confirm Next Steps and Draft November Agenda (All Members)

6:00 PM Action Item: Meeting Adjournment (Chair)


Meeting Norms: Be on time; be present and engaged; be respectful of others’ opinions; work for the good of all students.

CLICK HERE TO JOIN SCHOOL GOVERNANCE COUNCIL MEETING 10/21 @ 5

CreekCon Spirit Week 2026 10/28-10/30 CreekCon Spirit Week 2026 10/28-10/30

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2 Weekly Math Practices Required for ALL students in Edia 2 Weekly Math Practices Required for ALL students in Edia

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Mental Health and Wellness Support is Back Mental Health and Wellness Support is Back

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Mental health support is here for Camp Creek Middle School’s students and families this year.

Camp Creek Middle School partners with Cartwheel to connect students and families to mental health support when they need it. This year, Cartwheel offers individual therapy for students, parent and caregiver guidance, and new expanded Care Programs for specific challenges including school avoidance, screens and social media use, and intense emotions and behavior challenges.

Appointments are virtual and flexible, including evenings and weekends. Care is free with Medicaid, and most private insurances are accepted. Care is available in multiple languages, including Spanish.

Think your child or family could benefit from support? Complete this simple interest form to get started.

CLICK HERE IF INTERESTED IN SUPPORT FOR CHILD OR FAMILY

PARENTS SHOULD KNOW -THE DANGERS OF VAPING & THC PARENTS SHOULD KNOW -THE DANGERS OF VAPING & THC

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Tobacco, Vaping and Marijuana: A Parent's Guide to a New Epidemic

6 Practical Ways Parents Can Help Prevent Teen Substance Use

THC Vapes Stand Out as One of the Most Common Substances Found in Schools

Vaping continues to be a concerning behavior for teens and vapes containing THC (the addictive compound in cannabis plants that causes the high) has become more prevalent. The hemp-derived cartridges are unregulated because of their slightly lower level of THC, and tend to be easily accessible from gas stations, friends, older students, and dealers at school. (Marijuana-derived TCH vapes are illegal.)

If someone is caught vaping, administration tests the device for THC. Consequences will be administered based on the student code of conduct and GA state law. State laws prohibit possession and use of any vaping devices, tobacco products, and cannabis-derived substances on school grounds.


Other Substance Use Trends Among Students

  • THC Gummies
  • Alcohol
  • Pills
  • Other marijuana products


6 Practical Ways Parents Can Help Prevent Teen Substance Use

Keeping up can be overwhelming. Fads spread much quicker than they used to as viral ideas instantly reach global audiences and quickly become trends and physical products.


1. Are you monitoring their internet and social use? While constant surveillance is not feasible and doesn’t build trust with your teen, having frequent conversations and staying engaged in your teen’s online world is important. What are they seeing in their feeds? What are they posting? What are the slang words and emojis related to substance use?


2. How many phones does your child have? One of the most surprising findings in the ACE-1 program was the number of students who have multiple phones. They may have one you know about and monitor, and another “secret” phone.


3. Pay attention to the law.

In Georgia, it is illegal for anyone under 21 to buy, possess, or use nicotine or alternative nicotine/vape products. Recreational marijuana and THC oil vapes are completely illegal for minors and adults alike, and possessing THC oil—even in a small vape pen—can result in serious felony drug charges under the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Nicotine and Vaping Age Restrictions (Tobacco 21)

    • The Law: Under Georgia's Tobacco 21 law, selling, bartering, or providing alternative nicotine or vapor products to anyone under 21 is illegal.
    • Minors in Possession: It is illegal for individuals under 21 to possess or use these products.

4. How old are your child’s friends? Many of the students in the ACE-1 program have “friends” who are older than they are, which could be a sign of them possibly being involved with substance use. Friendships that don’t add up are worth looking into


5.Potency – Are you comparing it to when you were a student? SouthLight’s Prevention Educators note they often hear things from parents like, “I used marijuana when I was younger, and it didn’t hurt me.” But today, THC Vapes and joints are significantly more potent (30% THC compared to 4-6% in the 90s, with some concentrates boasting 90% to 95% THC—in the form of waxes, edibles, and more). Source: https://www.apa.org/monitor/2025/06/marijuana-potency-policy-risk


6. Life changes and developmental differences: A common thread the SouthLight team sees in its program are students who are experiencing some kind of tumult in their lives or have been uprooted in some way (moved to a new town, changed schools, etc.). Ninth graders in particular fall under this category as they’re trying to fit in at high school. Another is students who may be on the neurodivergent spectrum, such as those with ADHD.

Substance use trends are ever evolving, but one thing remains constant: parents play a critical role in prevention.

How Bad Is Vaping for Teens? | AAP

This week's Student Success Skills Lessons This week's Student Success Skills Lessons

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This week we look at how to identify Support Systems

6th: Click here

7th: Click here

8th: Click here

PARENT ACTION NEEDED- REGISTER FOR SCHOOL CASH ONLINE PARENT ACTION NEEDED- REGISTER FOR SCHOOL CASH ONLINE

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Schools will be using "SchoolCash Online" for all payments, fees, purchases.

Fulton County Schools is excited to introduce SchoolCash Online — a convenient, secure way for families and students to pay online for school fees. Introduced during the 2026-2027 school year, this new platform reduces cash and check handling in schools, and it offers families and students a convenient, secure way to pay online.

PLEASE NOTE: For school lunch/breakfast purchases, please visit MySchoolBucks

What is SchoolCash Online?

SchoolCash Online is a trusted, user-friendly platform used by school districts across the country. It gives families and students the ability to:

  • Pay for items online 24/7 using a credit card, digital wallet or debit card
  • Receive email notifications for upcoming events and new items
  • View and print receipts

All transactions are processed securely and are specific to your student.

What types of items/fees will be paid through SchoolCash Online?

SchoolCash Online will be used to collect payments for activities and school fees that previously required cash or checks, including but not limited to:

  • Field trips
  • Classroom activities
  • Parking permits
  • Yearbooks

How do families get started?

In July 2026, Fulton County Schools families received an email invitation from SchoolCash Online with a unique link to register. Once registered, families will be able to access their students’ items, manage payments and track history all in one place. Even if families don’t plan to make purchases right away, all families are encouraged to create an account to stay informed.

Need support?

Visit the Parent Help Desk for SchoolCash Online for step-by-step instructions and FAQs or contact your school directly for questions related to SchoolCash Online.

STUDENT DRESS CODE INFORMATION STUDENT DRESS CODE INFORMATION

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STUDENTS SHOULD DRESS FOR AN ACADEMIC ATMOSPHERE OF SAFETY & SUCCESS!

  • ALL BOOKBAGS MUST BE CLEAR OR MESH- NO EXCEPTIONS
  • SLIDES ARE UNSAFE AND NOT PERMITTED
  • CROP TOPS NOT PERMITTED
  • SKULL CAPS, DO0-RAGS, BONNETS, SCARVES, NOT PERMITTED

SCHOOL BUS INFORMATION SCHOOL BUS INFORMATION

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HELPFUL LINKS TO TRANSPORTATION RESOURCES

FCS Transportation South will send out communication via text and email in the event of bus delay's or changes. For questions or concerns contact South Transportation at 470-254-6060

Parent & Guardian Toolkit

Download the Here Comes the Bus App

Here Comes the Bus Help

NHTSA School Bus Safety

Transportation Careers

Bus Rider Expectations

Transportation Supervisors

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In need of Food Resources?? In need of Food Resources??

Do you need food resources? Our Food Resource Guide connects families with local food banks, school meal programs, and community support to ensure every student has access to nutritious meals. Visit https://www.fultonschools.org/food or scan the QR code above.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.


Your child may also be eligible for free & reduced meal benefits!
Apply online today at www.MySchoolApps.com.

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Fulton County 2026-27 School Calendar Fulton County 2026-27 School Calendar

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Safety Reminders:

In the event of a safety crisis or significant security issue involving students, CCMS will communicate directly with parents via school messenger, email, phone and text alerts rather than word of mouth or rumors. Thank you for continuing to support and advocate for your school community by keeping everyone informed of accurate information.
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A Culture of Safety

www.fultonschools.org/safetyfirst

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Investments in Safety

www.fultonschools.org/safetyinvestments

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Safety Plans and Drills

www.fultonschools.org/safetyplans

CURRICULUM HUB...LESSONS...COURSE SYLLABI..ETC. CURRICULUM HUB...LESSONS...COURSE SYLLABI..ETC.

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CLICK TO ACCESS COURSE INFORMATION

IMPORTANT ARRIVAL & DISMISSAL INFORMATION IMPORTANT ARRIVAL & DISMISSAL INFORMATION

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School Hours:

  • Instructional Hours: 8:55 a.m. - 4:05 p.m.

  • STUDENTS MAY NOT BE DROPPED OFF BEFORE 8:30 AM

  • STUDENTS ARRIVING AFTER 8:55AM ARE MARKED TARDY

  • STUDENTS ARRIVING IN CARPOOL AFTER 8:55AM MUST BE SIGNED IN BY A PARENT

  • Breakfast served: 8:30 a.m. - 9:10 a.m.
  • NO STUDENT Checkout AFTER 3:00 p.m.
  • Dismissal: 4:05
  • REMAIN IN VEHICLE TO ACCESS CHILD FROM CARPOOL
  • STUDENTS NOT PERMITTED TO CROSS THROUGH PARKING LOTS TO EXPIDITE PICK-UP

Warrior Admin Team of Support Warrior Admin Team of Support

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Deborah Blackley, Assistant Principal

  • 6th Grade
  • Humanities
blackleyB1@fultonschools.org
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Latoya Baker, Assistant Principal

  • 7th Grade
  • Testing coordinator
bakerl2@fultonschools.org
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Adrian Gibson, Assistant Principal

  • 8th Grade
  • Master Scheduler
gibsona4@fultonschools.org
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Leah McDaniel, Principal

Email: mcdaniel1@fultonschools.org
Website: https://www.fultonschools.org/campcreekms
Location: 4345 Welcome All Road, Atlanta, GA 30349, USA
Phone: 470-254-8030
Twitter: @CCMPrincipal

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