The Pulse Post
Vol. 3, Issue 1 | August 7th-11th
Encourage your Teen's Independence: Watching your child grow up and become their own person is amazing! You may feel a little sad sometimes when they’re spending less time with you and doing more on their own. These signs of independence are normal parts of becoming a teen. Remember that you are important to your teen’s healthy development and can help them make good decisions. Below are some ideas to build on what you’re already doing to support your teen’s independence.
- Encourage outside activities and interests
- Spend time together to promote connection and communication
- Be clear and consistent with expectations
- Title I Annual Parent Night at 5:00pm
- Senior Experience Night at 5:00pm
- Curriculum Night at 6:00pm
- Pep Rally at 2:00pm in the Gym
- Club Carnival following Pep Rally in the Commons (over at 4:00pm)
Gwinnett Alliance for Gifted Education Information
The Gwinnett Alliance for Gifted Education is a Gwinnett County gifted advocacy group for parents, students, teachers and community members. Below you will find the GAGE Membership Form and a PowerPoint for more information on GAGE. If you have questions regarding GAGE, please reach out directly to GAGE at gagegifted@gmail.com.
GCPS ParentSquare Resources
Beginning July 18, 2023, district and school information will now be sent to your computer or phone via email and/or text via ParentSquare. For even more convenience, download the ParentSquare app (available for free for iOS and Android devices).
GCPS 23-24 Virtual Backpack
To help students and families prepare for the 2023-24 school year, please review GCPS’ 2023-24 Virtual Back-to-School Backpack for Families below. This toolkit includes links to important information and district resources for families as we partner to support student success. Join us as we count down to the first day of school!
