August 15, 2024

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Peace & Prevention Rally

Atlanta Public Schools has partnered with the Fulton County District Attorney's office to address gang prevention, human trafficking, and more at the Peace & Prevention Summit at Frederick Douglass High School on Saturday, August 17, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Register HERE.

Dyslexia Screenings

In accordance with Georgia Senate Bill 48, Atlanta Public Schools has a screening process to identify students in kindergarten through third grade for characteristics of dyslexia. Please click here for important information about the dyslexia screening process and read more about your parental rights.

Attendance Awareness Month Poster Contest

August is Attendance Awareness Month, and the Attendance Awareness Month Student Poster Contest is back! This year's theme is "Be Present, Be Powerful!" The contest is open to students at all grade levels from Pre-K through high school, and prizes will be awarded to the top three posters from each grade level. Submit your poster to your school social worker by Wednesday, August 21, 2024, for a chance to win! Good Luck!

APS 5K and Fun Run

Represent your school or department and sign up for the 2024 APS5K and Character Fun Run on Saturday, September 7, 2024, at H.J. Russell West End Academy. Register as a team and click HERE for more information.

New School Menus Available on MealViewer

The Atlanta Public Schools Nutrition Services Department is excited to announce MealViewer, a new platform that allows students and parents to view their school's breakfast and lunch menus, as well as nutrition facts and allergen information. Visit online or download the app to check out this great resource and see what's being served at your school this year!

Bus Routes for the 2024-2025 School Year are Available

Day One is here! Be sure to check your school's bus route and schedule. Please be advised that route times are affected by changes in traffic patterns and ridership and are subject to change during the school year.

APS CARES

APS CARES is available to students and families who are in need of medical care, financial assistance, access to food pantries, and other free or reduced-cost assistance. Visit APS CARES today and get connected to resources.

If you see something, Say Something. APS student safety is of paramount concern. Everyone can report bullying or any safety concern anonymously online using the Say Something website, app, or hotline (1-844-5-SayNow).

We want to hear from you and are committed to creating an atmosphere of respect. Let’s Talk is an important platform that allows us to address your questions or needs. Contact us.