Welcome to the Atlanta Public Schools Day One webpage.  This page will provide resources to help you prepare for the upcoming school year.

Registration

Our interactive school locator is now live on the website. Locate your neighborhood school with this tool.
View full registration and enrollment information on the 2013 enrollment and registration page.  Additional registration and withdrawl questions can be directed to the Department of Student Relations at 404.802.2233 or placements@atlantapublicschools.us or Facility Services at 404-802-3731 or vvakili@atlanta.k12.ga.us.

School Zone Boundaries

The official zone boundary for each elementary, middle, and high school is established by the Atlanta Board of Education. For the purpose of determining the zoned school for a residence, Atlanta Public Schools (APS) uses the legal address indicated in tax records for the residence.

To view the official zone boundaries: School Zones and Boundary Maps

School Supply Lists

Each APS school creates its own school supply list in preparation for Day One.  Visit our list of schools to view school websites and supply lists.

Calendars

Calendars for traditional and year-round schools will keep you informed about school holidays, teacher work days and year-round intersessions.   

Pre-Kindergarten

APS offers a vibrant preschool program for students who are 4 years old on or before September 1.  For more information, visit  the APS Pre-K website.

Single Gender Academies

Parents of currently enrolled APS students and non-residents of the City of Atlanta may apply for the singlewide academies during the open application period.  Priority will be given to students residing in Boyd, F.L. Stanton, Scott, Grove Park/Woodson attendance zones. Transportation is not provided for students to the single gender academies unless the student resides in the Boyd, F. L. Stanton, Scott, Grove Park/Woodson attendance zones.

Grandfathering and Rezoning

The Atlanta Board of Education passed zoning changes and closures schools beginning SY2012-2013. This decision impacts groups of students across the district. While not all students have been impacted, a quick reference chart is available which outlines how the grandfathering and rezoning impacts each group of students.