Gentle reminder: Students must be IN their seats when the bell rings at 7:40 a.m. Tardy students must be signed in by a parent or guardian-you may NOT drop your student off unsupervised. Every student tardy is documented.
Please click here for the February activity and lunch calendars: Activity Calendar and February Menu
Please click here for this week's PTA Connection newsletter:
News from the Academic Bowl
FIRST in Georgia for the third year in a row!
The tradition of academic excellence continued last week as Creek View’s Academic Bowl team competed in the 44th annual 5th and 6th Grade Winter Knowledge Masters Open.
Our twenty 5th graders scored a total of 609 points which placed them FIRST in Georgia and 31st out of 206 5th grade teams.
Congratulations to the team and we look forward to continued success!
Please click here for International Night information and sign up: CVES International Night
Please click here to help Paisley with Coins for Canines: Coins for Canine Assistance
Please click here for the next ECCC: EC Coffee Chat
Second grade parents, click here for a copy of the SAZ Newsletter: Properties Of Matter
Fourth grade parents, click here for a copy of the SAZ Newsletter: Forces and Motion Newsletter
Are you in chorus, a member of safety patrol, were you a Reflections finalist, or maybe you are on the student council? Please click here for yearbook group photo information: Yearbook Group Photos
Parents of fifth graders, are you ready for middle school? Please click here for the next PTA Lunch and Learn: Moving on to Middle School
FINALLY:
Redistricting meetings set for new North Fulton high school
Three community meetings are set for February 23, March 16, and April 13 to address the redistricting process for a new high school in north Fulton County. Each will be held at Alpharetta High School, located at 3595 Webb Bridge Road in Alpharetta, from 7-9 p.m.
The high school will be constructed at the corner of Bethany Bend and Cogburn Road and is scheduled to open in August 2012. Existing attendance zones of other North Fulton high schools will be modified to create the new school’s attendance zones. Parents, staff, and community members are invited to give input on how the new boundary lines will be drawn. Fulton County Schools uses a process that encourages public discussion before developing a proposal. This allows the community to have maximum input in how the proposed attendance lines are created.
The Fulton County Board of Education is scheduled to vote on the new attendance zones in June 2011. Changes in attendance zones will go into effect when the new school opens in August 2012.