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Fulton County Schools Announces Mask Optional K-8 School and New K-2 Virtual School for some students

Posted on by Zelda Andrews

In a regularly scheduled work session Thursday, Fulton County Schools announced plans for a K-2 remote learning option and a K-8 mask optional hub. This comes after the district announced last week that due to rising COVID-19 numbers, masks are required to be worn inside buildings.

These new options will start September 7 and go into the first semester, depending on the COVID-19 spread. The K-2 Remote Learning School is limited to 300 students, while the K-8 Learning Hub at Crabapple Center can hold 500. While the learning hub will operate in the former Crabapple Middle School space located at 10700 Crabapple Road in Roswell.

Parents interested in the learning hub at Crabapple should click here. Parents interested in the K-2 Virtual Option should click here.

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