History
The Council of Intown Neighborhoods and Schools, founded in 1978, represents a cluster of eleven schools, all located within Atlanta intown neighborhoods. CINS includes the seven elementary schools and three middle schools that feed into Grady High School. Each year, CINS awards grants totalling thousands of dollars to teachers in these schools. [More about CINS Grants.]
Mission
CINS mission is to work with Atlanta Public Schools (APS) to foster the development of safe, quality education, in the Grady cluster of schools. To meet this goal, CINS conducts monthly meetings of parents, school administrators, and Board of Education members to explore resources, identify critical issues and seek
solutions to problems.
Empowering Schools … Enhancing Neighborhoods
PO Box 8116, Atlanta, Georgia 31106 • www.cinsatlanta.org • cinsatlanta@bellsouth.net
CINS' Meeting - Sex Education and the Health Curriculum in Our Schools. Join the Council of Intown Neighborhoods and Schools (CINS) on Wednesday, December 2nd at 7 PM to learn about Sex Education in Georgia and the Health Curriculum in our schools. Representatives from Georgia Parents for Responsible Health Education and officials from APS will make presentations. The meeting will take place at King Middle School located at 545 Hill Street, NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30312. The meeting is free and open to the community.
