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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…
Women honored as role models
The Epstein School’s food service manager, Jane Escalera, and assistant Sara Togba, recently were honored by the school as community role models. In 2001, Escalera’s family adopted a child from…
Rep. Tom Price talks government Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School in Sandy Springs
Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School invited U.S. Rep. Tom Price, R-Dis. 6, to its government class on Jan. 9 about daily life as a congressman. Price encouraged students to get involved…
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…
Jingle joy
Members of the Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School’s Art Club, left to right, Kendall Konenkamp, Sarah Minnear, Mei Landskro, Justin Session and Casey Wilson, sell art for a trip to New…
Holiday honor
The Ridgeview Charter School’s Singers group provided choral music on Dec. 10 for visitors who toured the Governor’s Mansion in Buckhead. Share on Facebook, Twitter or Email!…
Dance craze
The Epstein School in Sandy Springs recently held its 11th annual Shiriyah, “The Wonderful World of Hebrew,” an evening filled with song and dance performances by middle school students. Rachel…
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…
Holy Innocents’ dispute renews calls for historic preservation
Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School and local historians are at odds over whether the Sandy Springs private school’s $4 million expansion inadvertently damaged an old grave. But both sides agree that…
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