Announcements
East Clayton Elementary School had a great turnout for our 2022 Trunk or Treat/Curriculum Night. Teachers engaged students and parents in educational games and activities, and volunteers decked out their car trunks to hand out treats.
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Thursday was "Show Good Character Day at East Clayton. Students were able to dress up like their favorite book character.
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Twin Power. Stand Up Against Drugs: Tuesday, October 25, the students and staff of East Clayton Elementary celebrated Red Ribbon Week . . .
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Real-Time Information About Your Child’s School Bus Transportation
Parents – Your Clayton County school district provides the Edulog Parent Portal smartphone app to help you receive information about your child’s school bus ride. It allows you to (1) access designated bus stop times and locations, (2) see real-time information about the location of your child’s school bus, and (3) receive notifications when the bus is getting close. Click here for more information.
Scan this QR code with your smartphone camera to download the app, Edulog Parent Portal:
Welcome the 2022/2023 E.C.E News Crew
Reminder: CCPS FAQ Clear Bookbag Mandate
REMINDER: CCPS Shares FAQ's Regarding Clear Bookbag Mandate - Translations Included
Clayton County Public Schools will mandate clear bookbags for all students for the 2022-2023 School Year. Please see the following/attached documents as it features answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) regarding the district's decision.
Clear Bookbag Mandate F.A.Q. English
Clear Bookbag Mandate F.A.Q. Spanish
Clear Bookbag Mandate F.A.Q. Vietnamese
CCPS Mandates Masks for Employees/Visitors Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
Clayton County Public Schools will implement a face mask/covering mandate for all employees and campus/facility visitors effective
Monday, July 25, 2022. This proactive step is being taken in an effort to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19 virus within our district and limit the potential for instructional disruption.
“As positive COVID-19 cases continue to rise throughout the state and nation, we must take necessary steps to ensure employees and students are afforded a safe learning and work environment,” said Dr. Morcease J. Beasley, Superintendent/CEO of Schools. “This is a necessary step to protect all that enter our schools and facilities.”
Please be advised this mask mandate does not apply to students in keeping with the “Unmask Georgia Students Law (Senate Bill 514). Parents/guardians still have the option to send children to CCPS schools with face coverings if they feel that is the best course of action to protect their health.
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General public and visitors (includes parents/legal guardians/caregivers)
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Required for all individuals to gain entry into CCPS building locations (offices, school sites, and facilities)
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Required for all individuals working in CCPS facilities and/or on buses
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Mask Optional for all students on buses, schools, and other CCPS facilities.
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Clayton County Public Schools is pleased to announce the launch of our COVID-19 Self-Reporting portal for students and employees. The new self-reporting portal supports the district's COVID-19 plan to maintain a safe learning and work environment for all.
To report a positive COVID-19 case or exposure parents, guardians and employees should self-report using the link or QR code below beginning December 6, 2021.
Student COVID-19 Self-Reporting Link:
http://clayton.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0MSplqb56RqNkyi
QR Code:
Vietnamese Translation. Spanish Translation
1. Click here to register online at Clayton County's Registration
Central.
Click each grade level to view the supply list
and the grade-level team.
Student Records Request
General Information
Clayton County Public Schools is now offering a secure website to facilitate student records requests and employment verifications online.
Per District policy and the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) student records are only available to those who have authorization from the student or parent, guardian or responsible person if the student is less than 18 years of age. If the student is 18 years of age or older, school records will not be released to a parent, guardian, or responsible person without the student’s written consent.
All requests for student records/information will be submitted and paid for online. Phone and
fax requests will no longer be accepted.
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