The Council of Intown Neighborhoods and Schools (CINS) is a nonprofit organization that supports Atlanta's Midtown cluster of schools through advocacy, education, and community engagement. CINS has been enhancing opportunities available to its community since 1978.
The Midtown cluster encompasses a culturally and economically diverse population of more than 6,500 students. It includes Midtown High School, David T. Howard Middle School, five elementary schools (Hope-Hill, Mary Lin, Morningside, Springdale Park, and Virginia-Highland) and two K-8 charter schools (Centennial Academy and Kindezi Old Fourth Ward).
