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Breaking down DeKalb Schools’ redistricting options by cluster (opens the original)
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DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. â The DeKalb County School Districtâs revamped redistricting concepts show that thousands of students in the north half of the district may shift to a different school as a part of the Student Assignment Project. The district has proposed three elementary school options and two middle-high school concepts for residents to review and provide public feedback on. In total, according to the district-provided maps, Option 1 boundary shifts would affect an estimated 1,619 stude
Taste of Ukraine Cultural Festival returns with a full plate (opens the original)
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DECATUR, Ga. â While Ukraineâs capital, Kyiv, sits more than 5,400 miles from Decatur, community members from Ukraine hope to make it feel a little closer. The annual Taste of Ukraine Cultural Festival fundraiser is scheduled to return on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Held inside and out of North Decatur Presbyterian Church, the event will highlight Ukrainian cuisine, music, dancing, an auction and a market, put together by the Ukrainian Community of Atlanta, according to a news re
DeKalb superintendent sends critic ‘cease-and-desist’ letter (opens the original)
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DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. â DeKalb County School District Interim Superintendent Norman C. Sauce III has sent a cease-and-desist letter to a former DeKalb schools parent over social media claims he says are defamatory. Sauce sent the letter to Lauren Taylor on Monday. She runs a Facebook page and group called âDeKalb is Gonna DeKalb.â The page is highly critical of DeKalb schools officials, including Sauce. The group has about 550 members. The page has 2,000 followers. Sauce sent his letter one w
More mosquitos test positive for West Nile in DeKalb County (opens the original)
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DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. â DeKalb Public Health has discovered several more mosquitos testing positive for West Nile virus across DeKalb County. According to a news release from Sept. 23, lab confirmed positive cases have been picked up from Lithonia, Stonecrest, Tucker, Chamblee and unincorporated parts of DeKalb County including Belvedere Park and Candler-McAfee. These findings add to confirmed positive cases in Brookhaven and North Decatur. In total, 14 mosquito surveillance trap locations have
Decatur School Board meets privately at lawyer’s office (opens the original)
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DECATUR, Ga. â The City Schools of Decatur Board held a planned executive session to discuss personnel on Sept. 15 and took no action afterward. Residents who tried to enter the Wilson Center to observe the meetingâs conclusion, however, noticed the meeting had left the building. Executive sessions are closed-door sessions meant to discuss specific matters a governing body legally must keep private. However, the vote to enter executive session and vote to exit executive session must be held
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