Dra. Mimi Gamel, 7th grade Assistant Principal

Ms. Laurie Chans, 6th grade Assistant Principal

2021년 9월 24일까지 모든 가정이 code of conduct를 완료하는 것이 저희 목표 입니다.

Copy of the online version of the Code of Conduct. Hard copies available at the school.

2020-2021_Code_of_Conduct_-_English.pdf (storage.googleapis.com)

Code of Conduct page to be signed and turned into the front office if you cannot access Infinite Campus Portal.

Codeofconductsignpage2020-2021.pdf (storage.googleapis.com)

Directions on how to navigate the Code of Conduct on Infinite Campus.

Complete_the_Code_of_Conduct_directions.pdf (storage.googleapis.com)

Code of Conduct

화재 레인(Fire lane)인 roundabout 에 파킹하지 마시고, 파킹장을 이용하세요.

National PTA Reflections "I Will Change the World By"

The Reflections Program provides an opportunity for students to use their creative talents by expressing themselves through their own original works.

This year’s theme is “I Will Change the World By” and young artists may submit an entry in any of these six areas: Visual Arts, Photography, Literature, Music Composition, Dance Choreography, and Film Production. All entries are due by 9:00 a.m. on October 8th and should be turned into the Front Desk or outside of the Media Center. Students may enter more than one category, but each entry should have its own entry form attached.

You can find the ENTRY FORM and OFFICIAL RULES attached.

For more information go to the GA PTA WEBSITE (https://www.georgiapta.org/reflections/reflections-submission-info) or if you have any questions, please contact Zan Ouyang at zx.hillside@gmail.com.

Suicide Prevention Month

While suicide is one of the leading causes of death it is preventable. In the United States we lose approximately 130 young people in this age group to suicide each week. According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, suicide is the 3rd leading cause of death for ages 10-24 in the state of Georgia. FOUR out of FIVE teens who attempt suicide have given clear warning signs. That means that in 80% of these cases, we have an opportunity to intervene and possibly save a young person who is at-risk.

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. During this month, our school will be drawing attention to the problem of suicide and advocating the prevention of this tragedy. We encourage our students and families to participate in Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

We will be sharing resources and activities throughout September to bring awareness.

The awareness generated this month has the potential to have an enormous impact in our school community, even the chance to save a life.

Thank you for supporting this initiative and continuing the conversation at home with your students TEXT 4 HELP | 24/7 | Safe, Free & Confidential | 1-844-201-9946 NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE 1-800-273-TALK www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org SAMHSA NATIONAL HELPLINE 1-800-662-HELP (4357) Please use the following link for more resources- Office of Student Supports / Suicide Prevention and Awareness (fultonschools.org)

This week’s focus for Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month is TELL. All week we will be participating in activities that promote identifying a trusted adult, and telling a trusted adult when help is needed.

On Friday, September 24th, we will be having “Yellow Out Day”. All students and staff are encouraged to wear yellow to show support for Suicide Prevention and Awareness.

FCS COVID 19 Reporting

Due to the ever-changing nature of this pandemic, the district will continue to monitor COVID data and recommendations, consult with public health officials, and make additional adjustments as necessary. If your child is sick, please keep them home. Families are still required to report a confirmed positive case of COVID-19, a pending COVID-19 test result (regardless of the reason for testing), and a direct contact with a person who is COVID-19 positive. FCS student/parents must use the Parent Reporting Portal to make the COVID-19 report.