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Gwinnett schools seek curriculum feedback

By Nancy Badertscher
July 1, 2013

Gwinnett County Public Schools is accepting applications from parents and community members, as well as GCPS employees, who are interested in providing feedback on the school system's curriculum. Individuals are invited to apply to become members of the school system's GEMS Oversight Committee. The application deadline is Sept. 16. The GEMS Oversight Committee is a group of community and school system representatives charged with the annual review of the district's Academic Knowledge and Skills curriculum. Information: www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us.

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