Please take a moment to view the upcoming weekly video announcements for the week of August 27-31.

Gwinnett Online Campus Student Photo ID Badges were distributed this week. For students who did not receive their badge, please stop by the Office of Student Services the next time you are on campus. 

As part of the district wide initiative, GOC strictly adheres to all safety and security standards. Students are required to visibly wear or carry their ID card with them at all times to scan upon entering and exiting the building. Students who lose their badge or do not consistently bring ID badges to campus will be issued a new card resulting in a $5 replacement charge.  This charge will be applied to your students MyPaymentsPlus account.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the main office.

As part of Gwinnett County Public School's focus on safety, our school uses a visitor management system.  This system, which requires visitors to be "buzzed" into the school, is intended to enhance the safety and security of students, staff and special visitors by establishing greater door control at the primary entrance of GOC.

With safety in mind, we would like to take this opportunity to remind you of how the Visitor Management System works. 

Thank you for your support in helping keep our campus safe for all.

Please contact Dr. Dana Edwards with any questions.

The Fine Arts Club is excited to announce their inaugural Student Written and Directed Play Competition. Students who are interested in participating should email their original short play to Dr. Gregory Pritchard no later than Friday, August 31.

●Original plays should be 10-25 minutes long

●Plays must be appropriate for all ages

●All genres are welcome

Plays will be rehearsed throughout the months of September and October with a public performance on November 1.

Please contact Dr. Gregory Pritchard or  Ms. Hope Campbell with any questions.

The GOC Student Leadership Team (SLT) and Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) would like to invite all new and returning students to attend the GOC Frequent Flyer Meeting (formerly GOC Buddies). Please bring a sack lunch to eat prior to the meeting and then SLT and PAC will serve popcorn and beverages while students participate in some fun games and activities while getting to know one another. 

Grades 7-8

Thursday, August 30 from 1-2 p.m.

If you plan on attending this event, please RSVP to secure your spot. 

Please contact Ms. Hope Campbell with any questions.

The safety of our students is a priority to us here at GOC. Please be sure to take all precautions when dropping off and picking up students from GOC. 

Arrival drop-off begins promptly at 8:45 a.m. for weekly CORE and Learning Labs. Please do not drop your student off prior to this time unless they have a pre-arranged meeting or appointment with a faculty or staff member. Dismissal for students in grades 4-8 will begin promptly at 12:25 p.m. and dismissal for students in grades 9-12 will begin at 12:10 p.m. Students must be picked up 15 minutes after on-site labs unless they are participating in a pre-approved campus activity.

Parents, please be mindful, Gwinnett Online Campus does not have available staff to monitor student's prior to 8:45 a.m. or after on-campus labs/scheduled campus activities.     

All students will arrive and be dismissed through the front doors. Hi Hope Road or Hurricane Shoals Road should never be blocked with cars waiting to pull into the

car rider line. Please access the 2018-2019 GOC Car Rider Map to review the traffic flow plan for arrival and dismissal.

While GCPS does not provide bus transportation for students to GOC, we would like to take this opportunity to remind drivers of the School Bus Safety Rules they must follow when they encounter a school bus on the roadway.

GCPS has placed cameras on buses as a deterrent for drivers who illegally pass school buses. When the school bus amber or red lights are flashing, the system automatically detects vehicles passing the stopped school bus, and records the violation. Violaters will receive a citation in the mail.

Safety is a priority when it comes to transporting all students and we all play a key role in keeping students safe.

GCPS Foundation's partnership with Peach State Federal Credit Union is a valued relationship! 

This year, the credit union is excited to announce their newest product, The Berenstain Bears Financial Literacy Program CUB ACCOUNT for GCPS students up to age 13. This program seeks to teach youth good financial habits that will last a lifetime by focusing on a simple concept: Save, Share, Spend, Earn. If your student qualifies, sign them up for a CUB ACCOUNT today to help them begin their journey towards financial literacy!