Eighth and ninth graders across Fulton County Schools (FCS) can explore high school academic programs at a free expo on Saturday, Oct. 3, in Sandy Springs.

The district's All Access Expo runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at North Springs High School, 7447 Roswell Road. The event is open to all FCS students and families, according to the district's registration page on Eventeny.

FCS is the fourth-largest school system in Georgia, serving 87,019 students across 106 schools. Representatives from every FCS high school will be at the expo.

Students can learn about Career, Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE) pathways, magnet programs, visual and performing arts, JROTC, world languages, AVID, dual enrollment, work-based learning, and health and physical education programs. The district's Family Engagement office, which is organizing the expo, said attendees can try hands-on activities and ask questions about programs at each school.

North Springs itself offers three magnet tracks: STEAM, Creative Arts Conservatory and Accelerated Career Diploma. The school is in the early stages of a major campus rebuild we reported on Sept. 2.

Fulton County's voter education office will also staff a mobile outreach table at the event, according to the county's voter education calendar.

Riverwood International Charter School, another Sandy Springs school in the FCS system, began promoting the expo on its homepage Monday, Aug. 31. The district's own expo page went live the same day, signaling a coordinated rollout across schools. Riverwood is also running school tours and a "Freshmen Focus" newsletter for the Class of 2030.

Admission is free.

Registration is open for students, adults, bus and chaperone groups, and volunteers at fultonschools.org/allaccessexpo. The Eventeny listing shows all ticket types at no cost.