Summer Reading Lists
This year, we are ensuring Clayton READS 30 Minutes Every Day This Summer by selecting free eBooks for our Summer Reading suggestions!
Students who read a variety of books each day of the summer are better prepared for the new school year. Ensure your child is reading at least 30 minutes a day all summer long!
Please visit the following webpage for links to the Summer Reading Lists and directions on accessing the free eBooks:
Summer Reading 2022-CCPS
Students will receive a reward for submitting their completed Summer Reading List in August to the Library Media Specialist at their school. Paper copies of the Reading List have been sent home.
2022 Summer Feeding Program
Congressional District 5
Elementary School Winner
Mount Zion Elementary School
Congratulations! Your team is the winner of your Congressional District for the Stock Market Game Spring 2022 competition. This means your team GA_61_ZZ1357 had the highest total equity in your grade band in your congressional district.
We are so proud of our scholars for this accomplishment!!!!
Clayton County Public Schools (CCPS) provides limited opportunities for Clayton County students to attend district schools outside the attendance zone in which they live. Schools that adhere to specific enrollment criteria, a lottery process for student assignment, or programs where students must apply to be accepted are not included in this process. Examples include, but are not limited to, Elite Scholars Academy, Stilwell School of the Arts, Pre-K Programs and Magnet Programs.
Applications for HB251, SB10, Hardship, and Employee Transfer will be accepted April 22, 2022 - June 10, 2022. (These are the only dates applications will be accepted for the 2022-2023 school year.)
To apply for a Hardship, HB251 or SB10 transfer, you must complete the application link below. (If you do not have an account, you will need to register as a new user.) www.applyclayton.com
Student Services Student Transfer Flyer
After School Student Wellness Clubs
As part of the District's school-based mental health model, S.P.A.R.K., we are excited to introduce our after school student wellness clubs! The clubs are designed to offer safe and inclusive spaces for students to connect with one another, build awareness of mental health and wellness, and learn skills to help them thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. There are a variety of groups available.
For additional information on the Wellness Clubs, please use the following links:
Clayton County Public Schools S.P.A.R.K. Website
Google Slideshow (click here)
**Our counselor, Ms. Barnes, has created a document with sign up links for elementary students. Students can access the sign up forms using their Google account (email): Click Here
2022 Georgia Council on Economic Education Teacher of the Year
Our very own, Misha Thompson, is the Georgia Council on Economic Education Teacher of the Year!!! This is huge honor and we are so proud of her!!!
To report a positive COVID-19 case or exposure parents, guardians and employees should use the link or QR
code below beginning December 6, 2021.
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OLR Support Requests Email:
Traditional School Transfer Requests:
Student Registration Inquiries Email:
Late Arrival / Early Dismissal QR Code
If your child arrives late to school in the mornings or needs to leave school early, please use the QR Code to sign your child in/out of school. You can also use the QR Code for excused absences.
Thanks for your help!
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Attendance Tracking & Participation Protocol Slideshow
(Please reference the slideshow above for District expectations for student attendance and class participation)
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If you need assistance with identifying resources during school closure, please contact our School Social Worker: Terion Walker, (678) 409-4245. 
