go2 Parent Portal: The new go-to resource for Gwinnett parents
As parents, a wide array of information is available at our fingertips. And, if you are the parent of a Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) student, the new go2 Parent Portal will serve as a valuable new resource for information about your child and his or her academic career.
Imagine being able to access key school information safely and securely, anytime from anyplace... all you need is a computer with Internet access and a user ID and password.
Announcing extended Homework Help from Tutor.com!
Now available 2:00 pm - 12:00 midnight, 7 days a week!
Math and Science tutoring now available en Espanol! Hours: Sunday - Thursday, 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm.
Please note: Live Homework Help Service is not offered on the following holidays: January 1, Easter Day, July 4, Thanksgiving Day, and December 25. The service closes beginning at 1:01 am on each holiday, and reopens at 2:00 pm the following day, all times Eastern.
Tutor.com is an interactive tutoring service customers can access from within the 12 library branches and through gwinnettpl.org
Notice: Tutor.com is currently incompatible with Macintosh systems.
Remote users please see our Troubleshooting Tips for important access information.
Tutor.com is funded through a technology innovation grant from the U.S. Department of Education, in partnership with Gwinnett County Public Schools and Gwinnett County Public Library.
Challenging coursework important for all students, especially college-bound
Recent news about changes to the state-funded HOPE Scholarship Program may have some families unsure of the best way to prepare for college. Too often, students cross their fingers and hope they’re ready for college and are eligible for HOPE. Students need to get the facts about the HOPE changes and know whether they’re affected, but, more importantly, they need to make sure they’re making good academic choices now so that they can keep the scholarship once they get it. See below for a flyer about the HOPE changes.
some families unsure of the best way to prepare for college. Too often, students cross their fingers and hope they’re ready for college and are eligible for HOPE. Students need to get the facts about the HOPE changes and know whether they’re affected, but, more importantly, they need to make sure they’re making good academic choices now so that they can keep the scholarship once they get it. See below for a flyer about the HOPE changes.