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  • Home Away from Home


    		  

    A beloved Air Force JROTC instructor returns to Sandy Creek High school after leaving to pursue other career interests, but quickly realizes that she had her dream job all along. Watch the short video.
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  • Data Privacy Week - January 22-28

    Fayette County Public Schools is proud to be a Data Privacy Week Champion for 2023. This week, we will share resources from the National Cybersecurity Alliance and other organizations to highlight ways in which you can better control your data online.

     
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  • Code of Conduct Input Requested from Stakeholders

    Fayette County stakeholders are invited to provide suggestions for the 2023-2024 Student Code of Conduct. Click here to provide input.
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  • Home Away from Home


    		  

    A Ukrainian exchange student finds a home away from home with a teacher after war breaks out and she is unable to safely return to her family in Ukraine. Watch the short video.
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  • Public Input Invited for Math Textbook Adoption

    Fayette County Public Schools is currently in the process of adopting K-5 mathematics textbooks for the 2023-2024 school year. They welcome public input in the process prior to the final recommendation to the Fayette County Board of Education for adoption. The textbooks will be available for review through January 31, 2023. More information.
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  • IB Student Publishes Children's Book About Colorism


    		  

    Analisa Davis, an International Baccalaureate student at Sandy Creek High, has published her first children's book about colorism. She talks about her inspiration for the book, and why she feels this is an important topic to address with young children.  Watch the video.
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  • What Drives You? College Student Erick Jefferson


    		  

    Erick Jefferson, the school system's youngest bus driver, started driving at 19 while pursuing his college education. He talks about why he drives, and why the job is a great side gig for college students who need extra income. He graduates in May with a degree in Criminal Justice. Watch the video.
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