Our Impact

We are so proud of Cedar Shoals High School students Aseel Mansour and Hadiza Sarr. They are both among the 50 students engaged in our Bridge to Employment program sponsored by Johnson & Johnson. With our encouragement, they applied to serve as Student Ambassadors in Johnson & Johnson’s annual Alliance... Read More

Interested applicants are encouraged to send a cover letter, resume, and three references to jobs@fc-cis.org: Family Connection-Communities In Schools of Athens FOWLER PROSPERITY ZONE NEIGHBORHOOD LEADER Job Description Job Title: Neighborhood Leader for Fowler Empowerment Zone Reports to: Neighborhood Leaders Project Director Position: Full-time starting October 16, 2020     ... Read More

Athens Eats Together – Home/neighborhood delivery of meals, groceries, commodities to those in need, regardless of age, a great partnership led by Athens Community Council on Aging with support of ACC Unigov and partnership with The Cotton Press/Eptings, Neighborhood Leaders, and many others. Learn about this (including how folks can... Read More

  Get ready for a fun challenge with your family and friends and connect with new people!  Family Connection-Communities In Schools of Athens (FC-CIS) Steps to Connect Challenge will happen during the month of September. Our goal is to reach and involve as much of our local community as possible... Read More

All students enrolled in public school this past school year are eligible for a one-time payment of $256.50 through the Pandemic-Electronic Benefit Transfer Program. Families of students enrolled in SNAP should have already received this as an additional amount on their SNAP EBT card. All CCSD students are eligible (since CCSD... Read More

Job Title: Neighborhood Leader for Barrow Prosperity Zone (job-share) Open until filled Reports to: Neighborhood Leaders Project Director Position Type: 80% time (job shared with current NL who will work 20%) Salary: $24,000 To apply e-mail cover letter, resume, and 3 references to jobs@fc-cis.org. Open until filled. No calls, please.... Read More