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Four South Fulton Schools Removed from State's 'Needs-Improvement' Lists - Vimarsana News

Four South Fulton Schools Removed from State's 'Needs-Improvement' Lists

The Georgia Department of Education released the annual categories of needs improvement lists on Jan. 9, revealing that four schools from South Fulton County Schools were removed from targeted-assistance lists.

Caroline Ridout 11Alive Senior Spotlight - Vimarsana News

Caroline Ridout 11Alive Senior Spotlight

While most students struggled when they were forced into virtual learning by the COVID-19 pandemic, Fulton County senior Caroline Ridout thrived.

Retiring Johns Creek drama teacher calls theater 'rehearsal for life' | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Retiring Johns Creek drama teacher calls theater 'rehearsal for life' | Arts & Entertainment

Shelly McCook has taught theater for 25 years, including at Autrey Mill and Crabapple Middle. Now the thespian is looking back at the time, and on to a future with

Fulton schools focus on safety, discipline issues - Vimarsana News

Fulton schools focus on safety, discipline issues

New year new rules. At the Aug. 11 meeting of the Fulton County Board of Education, district leaders seemed intent on moving away from the accommodations and leniency in place

Innovation Academy to open with full classes in August - Vimarsana News

Innovation Academy to open with full classes in August

ATLANTA, Ga. — Innovation Academy in downtown Alpharetta will open in August with every available seat filled, and a host of others on a wait list in the event of a vacancy. The North Fulton region’s newest high school will enroll just over 900 students in grades nine and 10 in its inaugural class, with 150 students on a wait list. All were selected through a lottery. In two years, the school will be at full capacity in grades nine through 12. “It’s hard to believe that just a few short years ago this was just an idea up in the clouds,” said Principal Tim Duncan. â€...