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Fulton school plan would close Mimosa Elementary

Linda Choi
Reporter · Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 11:31 AM · 1 min read
Fulton school plan would close Mimosa Elementary — Suwanee Schools news

Fulton proposes elementary school boundary changes Fulton County families reviewed proposed attendance maps for north county elementary schools at a public meeting Monday night. The plan would close Mimosa Elementary and reassign its students to Esther Jackson and Vickery Mill. The district says community input will help shape the final attendance zones. A forum on proposed middle school boundaries is scheduled for Wednesday at Centennial High School. The Brief Fulton County families reviewed proposed attendance maps for north county elementary schools. The plan would close Mimosa Elementary and move its students to Esther Jackson and Vickery Mill elementary schools. The next public forum, focused on middle schools, is scheduled for Wednesday at Centennial High School. FULTON COUNTY, Ga. - Fulton County families got a look at proposed attendance boundary changes for north county elementary schools during a public meeting Monday night. PREVIOUS: DeKalb County unveils third redistricting map What we know: Under the proposal, Mimosa Elementary would close, and its students would be reassigned to Esther Jackson and Vickery Mill elementary schools. The district says community feedback will help shape the final attendance zones. "We’re listening. We want to hear from the community," a Fulton County Schools representative said, encouraging families to share concerns and information district officials may not have considered. The next public forum will focus on middle schools Wednesday at Centennial High School. The Source A photojournalist for FOX 5 Atlanta gathered information and interviews for this story. Fulton County Education News

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