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More schools aim to teach students to think critically
Analyzing a painting by Henri Matisse, a young student raised her hand to comment on the artist’s use of bright blocks of color. “I wonder why she looks so sad…
Standout Student – Lindsey Marcus
Lindsey Marcus North Springs Charter High School, Sophomore It began when Lindsey Marcus uploaded a video singing “Somewhere That’s Green” from the musical “Little Shop of Horrors” to YouTube. Lindsey…
Ashford Park hosts health fair
Ashford Park Elementary will host its second annual Healthy Lifestyle Family Fair this month. The free event is “rooted in the intention of creating a healthier environment for us all…
Chamblee High holds college fair
Representatives of colleges, trade schools and technical schools are to be on hand Feb. 11 as Chamblee Charter High School’s PTSA hosts its annual college fair. The fair also will…
New chorus to perform
The new Montgomery Mustang Chorus will perform “The Runaway Snowman” on Jan. 19 in the school’s cafeteria. The chorus is composed of students from the third, fourth and fifth grades…
Sixth grader wins middle school spelling bee at St. Martin’s
Sixth grader Eleanor Hopkins spelled “vegetarian” correctly to win the annual middle school Spelling Bee at St. Martin’s Episcopal School. Eighth grader Brittany Walsh was the runner-up in the contest,…
Standout Student – Travis Charles
Travis Charles Riverwood International Charter School, senior Travis Charles has his future planned out. Now, he wants to help others plans theirs. “I’m the president of the Organization of Latin…
Marching bands on hiatus in DeKalb schools
Marching bands in DeKalb County high schools have come to a halt while school officials investigate “inappropriate activities” at two schools, a district spokesman said. William Henderson, the director of…
Standout Student – Amanda Harris
Amanda Harris The Westminster Schools, senior Amanda Harris has not known a life without dance. With both of her grandmothers being dancers, dancing is in Amanda’s blood. She has been…
NPU approves Westminster plan
After The Westminster Schools dropped a controversial lacrosse field from its proposed campus master plan, a neighborhood planning group overwhelmingly endorsed the proposal. Neighborhood Planning Unit A voted 42-0 with…
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