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Link to AKS at Home Family Engagement
The GCPS AKS at Home project provides math and language arts resources to support families. More information can be found on the GCPS website by clicking this sentence.
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Clubs at Shiloh
Parents and students are welcome to check out Shiloh's clubs for students. Please click this sentence to go to the clubs offering page to learn more.
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Do you have a child that is not school-aged yet? Check out our Early Learning and School Readiness Programs and information we have to offer you:
Click this link to complete an interest form for Early Learning opportunities at our school.
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Our hours:
8:30-11:30 AM Monday through Friday
Call the front office ahead of time to ensure the registrar is available.
Please visit our Registration page for more information and for information about registering children for the current school year.
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Parents can apply for Free or Reduced Lunch online. We encourage you to do this now if applicable. To apply, visit this website.
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Office Hours7:45am-4:00pm
2400 Ross Road, Snellville, GA 30039770-985-6883
Jennifer Mercedes, Principal
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Jennifer Mercedes
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Gwinnett's Blueprint for the Future
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Gwinnett Building Babies' Brains
Gwinnett Building Babies’ Brains focuses on building awareness around early learning opportunities for families of children ages birth through five. Please visit their website for more information.
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Food Finder
Jack Griffin, a Peachtree Ridge HS alumni, has created a nationally recognized website called FoodFinder.us. If you or your family don't always have money for food, visit the FoodFinder website or download our app to find places nearby where you can get free food and meal assistance.No personal information is needed. Available in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
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Read about Gwinnett's Blueprint for the Future!
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Complete a meal application by September 14, to continue meal benefits and ensure added support for your school!
Throughout the pandemic, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has allowed school systems across the country to provide breakfast and lunch to all students at no charge to families. However, the USDA waivers expired during the summer, and students are required to pay for meals based on their individual eligibility.
In order to receive free or reduced-price meal benefits, families must complete the Free and Reduced-price Meal Application and meet eligibility requirements. Click here to learn more and find a link to the application: https://www.gcpsk12.org/Page/29759.
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Click the graphic to go to the website with more information.
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Testing for Lead in Water
In December 2023, Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) began participating in the Georgia Department of Education’s statewide “Clean Water for Georgia Kids” program. This program tests all drinking and cooking water taps in schools for lead. Testing began in January 2024 and is scheduled to continue through July. Elementary schools were tested first before moving to middle and high schools.
To be clear, GCPS has no evidence of a widespread problem with the water quality in any school or building. This testing is a proactive measure to ensure the health and safety of our students, staff, parents, and community.
According to EPA guidelines, if any test shows lead is present at 15 parts per billion or higher, we will turn off the fixture’s water supply and immediately take action to fix the problem. The fixture will only be used again after a follow-up test confirms the water is safe to drink.
In accordance with our commitment to transparency, test results for each and every school will be available on the Clean Water for Georgia Kids Website.
For more information about our testing program, including the schedule, process, frequently asked questions, and test results, visit the GCPS website, click on Schools, and look for “Testing for Lead in Water.”
Thank you for your continued support of our schools.
