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APS Frequently Asked Questions:
How is Atlanta Public Schools addressing the needs of its highest-needs students amid the COVID-19 pandemic?
Although Atlanta Public Schools strives to provide quality teaching and learning to every student amid the pandemic, we recognize that many of our students, especially our highest-needs learners and students with special needs, have lost invaluable learning time since March, placing them at a greater risk of not being prepared for college, career, and life. Many have experienced the loss of loved ones; others have grappled with racial injustices and police brutality; and others still face food and income insecurity.
It is clear that there is much work to do to meet the academic and social-emotional needs of our students amid this pandemic.
You will recall that when APS announced that we would remain virtual through at least January 2021, we also shared that we’re continuing to explore ways to support our highest-needs learners, particularly our low-incidence special needs population and our youngest students, including their potential return to some in-person services prior to January 2021.
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A Letter from the North Atlanta Cluster Principals
October 16, 2020
Greetings North Atlanta Community Members,
As a follow-up to today’s announcement regarding Phase 2 in the Atlanta Public Schools Reopening plan, we are writing to ensure our communities are aware that all schools will remain virtual through January 2021.
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