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College Park parents can get utility bill discount if their child shows up for first week of school
COLLEGE PARK, GEORGIA, JUL 22 – The 15% utility discount rewards families whose children attend school daily during the first week to support attendance and prevent teacher loss, city officials said.
- From August 4 to 11, the City of College Park is offering a 15% utility bill discount to residents whose children attend school, per City of College Park Facebook.
- Under the 'All In On Day 1' campaign, the City of College Park joined the First Day Fulton initiative, partnering with Fulton County Schools to boost attendance.
- Parents can register their students at Riverwood High School and the Georgia International Convention Center from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., with free supplies and community services offered.
- If students miss the first week, the City of College Park warns schools risk losing funding and teachers, according to the city’s statement.
- Families in College Park now have a financial incentive to attend the first week of the 2025-26 school year, which could shave off a portion of their upcoming utility bill.
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