RoBee Report

Dear Global Impact Academy Families,

Welcome back to the 2024-2025 school year! We hope you had a restful and enjoyable summer break. As we embark on this new academic journey, we are filled with excitement and anticipation for the incredible opportunities and experiences that lie ahead.

At Global Impact Academy, we are committed to fostering a nurturing and dynamic learning environment where every student can thrive. This year, we will continue to focus on academic excellence, personal growth, and global awareness, ensuring that our students are well-prepared to make a positive impact in their communities and beyond.

We are thrilled to welcome new families to our school family and to reconnect with returning ones. Together, we will build on our successes, tackle new challenges, and celebrate the unique strengths and talents of each member of our community.

Thank you for being a vital part of the Global Impact Academy family. We look forward to a year filled with learning, growth, and meaningful connections.

Educationally Yours,

Johnathan Hall

Principal

Global Impact Academy

Please review the letter sent to all families in regard to FLEX Friday. More information can be found on the infographic below. We are excited about this new venture at GIA!

Please see below for Open House information. Thursday, August 1st is reserved for our new to Global Students to come in and walk their schedule and get a feel for the campus. Friday is reserved for our returning students 10th-12th grade. All schedules will be in Infinite Campus the week of July 29th. We will have School Nutrition, Transportation, PTO, and other information on site to ensure we ease into the school year.

Please click here for information regarding senior packages. Please reach out to Ms. Wilson regarding senior packages.

Senior Packages 2024-2025.pdf

All schedules for the 24-25 school year will be in Infinite Campus to view the week of July 29th.

Schedule changes will only be honored for the following reasons:

1. Failed a class OR have not taken a pre-requisite course for a class.

2. Incorrectly Scheduled: i.e. You are scheduled for a course above or below your grade level (9th grader in 12th grade course) or you are missing a core class required for graduation.

3. Previously earned credit in same course or made up the course in summer school.

4. Missing a class/No class scheduled for a period in the day.

Should you need a schedule change, please view the QR Code below to submit your request. Remember, changes will only be honored for the reasons mentioned above.

Greetings Robees,

Welcome back!!! All students who are scheduled for Dual Enrollment during periods 1 and/or 2, report to school August 5th, the beginning of 2nd period, 10:50 am. DO NOT check in, simply enter the building and report to Room 137 for Dual Enrollment Orientation. You will follow your GIA schedule for the remainder of the day.

All students who are scheduled for Dual Enrollment during periods 3 and/or 4, report to school August 5th, at normal time, 8:50am. However, at the beginning of 3rd period, report to Room 137 for Dual Enrollment Orientation. You must leave campus IMMEDIATELY after 3rd period. Please make sure your transportation is here to pick you up by 2:20 pm.

Students who are full time dual enrollment, please report to GIA, August 5th at 10:50 am, for Dual Enrollment Orientation. DO NOT check in, simply report to Room 137. You must leave campus IMMEDIATELY after 2nd Period.

It is mandatory for you to attend this orientation to ensure you receive information and passes needed for dual enrollment dismissal. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mrs. Turner at turnerdm@fultonschools.org.

All students will receive the updated Code of Conduct within the first few days of school. We have also included a copy of the 2024-2025 Code of Conduct below. While we do not anticipate any issues, I want to ensure parents and students are made aware of the Designated Attendance Zone School Clause which can also be found below:

Designated Attendance Zone School

Students attending a school outside of their designated attendance zone is a privilege. Any student attending a school outside of their designated attendance zone per Board policy AD School Attendance Zones who receives a long-term suspension or expulsion will lose their privilege to attend the school or program outside their designated attendance zone school. For clarity, “designated attendance zone school” refers to any school of the District a student attends other than the student’s home/zone school. This does not refer to schools/programs a student is placed into for special education services pursuant to an IEP team decision

https://resources.finalsite.net/images/v1721096257/fultonschoolsorg/nq59d6qmjsxrgssidmmu/2024-25StudentCodeOfConduct.pdf

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