Centegix Approval

The Forsyth County Board of Education has unanimously approved the districtwide adoption of the CENTEGIX Crisis Alert system. This will include wearable safety badges for all staff and administrators, along with visual alerts installed throughout our buildings.



Student and staff safety is our priority. We look forward to sharing more information with our families in the spring. 

District CCRPI Scores Show Growth

Forsyth County students are thriving!

CCRPI results released by the Georgia Department of Education show increases across every level for Forsyth County Schools. These results reflect the hard work of our students, teachers, and leaders, along with the strong support of our families and community.

Learn more about our CCRPI results here: https://ow.ly/B7kM50XqA8k

Lambert High School iGEM Team Featured on 60 Minutes

Let’s go to Paris!

Last month on CBS's 60 Minutes, Lambert High School’s globally respected iGEM team took center stage. Their groundbreaking work in detecting and treating Lyme disease has earned them a spot at the world’s premier biotech competition in France.

To learn more about the team's journey, watch their 60 Minutes journey here: https://ow.ly/T3Mc50XztXj

To this incredible team of students and their iGEM sponsors: thank you for leading the way in biotechnology. We are so proud of your innovation, heart, and world-class representation.



Congratulations on this well-deserved spotlight!

Forsyth County Schools Nurses Honored

Twenty-two of our Forsyth County School Nurses delivered life-saving care to students in Forsyth County Schools during the first semester. Each one of our schools has a medical professional on staff and their service is essential to our learning communities. Thank you, nurses, for all that you do!

Georgia School Climate Survey Reminder

The Georgia Department of Education (GA DOE) requires all public schools to participate in the Georgia School Climate Survey. To see the DOE information website click here.

FCS values parent feedback, and all FCS schools utilize this survey feedback in the school improvement process. Please provide feedback by completing the Georgia School Climate Survey. Please complete the survey at the link provided to you by email from Forsyth County Schools.

Forsyth County Parks and Recreation Survey

Did you know that Forsyth County Parks & Recreation is updating its 10-year Master Plan? They are asking for your input! Learn more here. 

Kindergarten Round Up Is Coming

Kindergarten student registration appointments for the 26/27 school year opens TODAY on December 10, 2025.

Each elementary school has a kindergarten registration week listed on the flyer. Any 26/27 student can register for the upcoming school year beginning May 4, 2026.

Mock Interviews - Volunteers Needed

Our students are looking forward to this opportunity as they experience how to search, prepare, and apply for a job. We are searching for interviewers from the community and would appreciate any help you can give us in finding quality volunteers.

Note: Interviewers do not have to have interviewing experience, as we will make sure they are supported and have a script to follow. 

If possible, we are asking that interviewers sign up in half to full day increments. The interview for each student will be 15-20 minutes in length and geared towards their career pathway. Additionally, any employer ready to hire students may use this opportunity to actually conduct "live" interviews.

Sign-Up Links:

Alliance Academy for Innovation

Denmark HS

East Forsyth HS

Forsyth Central HS

Lambert HS

North Forsyth HS

South Forsyth HS

West Forsyth HS

The FoCAL Center in December

Dining With Dignity

The Forsyth County Education Foundation is an opportunity for the community to partner with Forsyth County Schools to support innovative teaching and increased student achievement. One area of focus of the Foundation is assistance for students in need through the Dining with Dignity program.

Forsyth County Schools’ School Food and Nutrition Services Department is a part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), which is responsible for providing a safety net for Americans who are food-insecure and for developing and promoting dietary guidance based on scientific evidence. When a student has an unpaid meal balance that has surpassed a specific threshold, they receive an alternate meal (such as a vegetable/fruit platter).

Dining with Dignity was launched in 2019. Donations are placed in the school’s cafeteria house account to provide students with a hot meal of their choice instead of a complimentary meal. Any funds remaining in the house account will roll over to the next school year to assist additional students.



You are encouraged to donate through Dining with Dignity to provide a meal (or multiple meals) allowing all students to dine with dignity with a hot meal of their choice.

Click here to donate for students in need.

Note: You can designate this for a specific school or if you do not designate, the money will be placed in school accounts with the highest needs.

Thank you for your support of Forsyth County students and families!