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A Message from our Superintendent

Our schools seek to provide a challenging academic curriculum that prepares every student for a productive life. In partnership with parents and the greater community we aspire to foster in every student an aptitude and desire for lifelong learning, a commitment to personal fitness, an appreciation of the arts, a deep-rooted understanding of right and wrong, and a desire to participate responsibly in a free and democratic society.

     Excellence in education is the standard for the Forsyth County School System. The Forsyth County School District is one of the most rapidly growing school systems in the nation. At present, there are twelve primary and elementary schools (K-5), four middle schools (6-8), three high schools (9-12), and one alternative school (6-12). We are the county’s largest employer, serving approximately 15,670 students and consistently scoring in the top 8% of school systems in the state. All Forsyth County public schools are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and meet or exceed the definition and measurements used by the Georgia Department of Education for Standard Schools. District Academic Goals guide schools as they plan their individual programs that will meet the specific elementary, middle and high school objectives.

     The community has high expectations for the district’s educational programs and has supported the Forsyth County schools with the passage of a $55 million bond referendum in 1995, the SPLOST (Special Purpose Local Options Sales Tax) in 1997, and in 1999, a bond referendum for $125 million. This support has resulted in the construction of new schools, facility renovations and additions, construction of stadiums, gyms, auditoriums, and additional instructional technology. Local School Advisory Committees (LSAC), PTA/PTO’s, the Cumming/Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce, and civic organizations actively support and sponsor business and community involvement programs at all levels. Our district’s Strategic Plan was developed by over 120 members of our community and continues to be the basis for decision making.

     The enormous growth in student population brings many challenges and opportunities, but in Forsyth County we are committed to becoming the best school district in America. By working together we know this can be accomplished.

Sincerely,

Dr. Allene Magill

Superintendent


 

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