Gwinnett County School Registration

Gwinnett County parents only have a few weeks left to register their kids for school.

The first day of school for GCPS is Monday, Aug. 6. Kindergarten students and newcomers are required to register, according to Gwinnett County school district officials.

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An online system is available for parents to begin the registration process. After completing the online portion, parents must call their kid’s new school and book a registration appointment to complete the enrollment process.

Documents proving your child lives in district and other forms will be required for the appointment.

For more information on registration, visit the Gwinnett school district website at www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us.

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