Gwinnett County Public Schools are preparing to start the 2020-21 school year as planned on August 5. As part of the planning process, GCPS gathered feedback from families about their preferred way to return to school.
Summer is coming to an end and most kids have headed back to school. It is time to switch the focus and start thinking about classes, sports, and after-school activities. As you begin your back-to-school preparations and pick out your new clothes and backpacks, it is also a good idea to begin the school year off with new healthy habits for the kids and the entire family.
This time of year, nearly every parent starts feeling mildly overwhelmed as the back-to-school rush starts. Between school-supply shopping, scheduling routine wellness exams and picking out a wardrobe for the school year, there almost too many things to keep track of.
Back to school – three words that used to make my heart sing. When I was a kid, going back to school was a big deal in my house. I’m not sure whether my siblings felt the same way, but to me it was everything.
The chorus and quartets from the Stone Mountain Barbershop Chorus will present an afternoon of barbershop harmony to benefit the SE Gwinnett Cooperative Ministry during the “back to school” campaign to replenish their pantry shelves.
As the end of summer approaches and back-to-school-fever infects your teenager, take a few minutes to discuss the importance of good grades and safe driving.
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