While the City of Dunwoody does not administer COVID-19 vaccines or testing, we are working to gather and share as much information as possible. A newly created page on the Dunwoody website includes links and descriptions of many local options for scheduling the vaccine.
AR Workshop Chamblee is a boutique DIY workshop located in downtown Chamblee, featuring wood home decor DIY projects, youth wood and canvas projects, chunky knit blanket and pillow workshops and much more. We also host private parties, birthday parties, team building events, book clubs, as well as virtual workshops via Zoom. Sign up for a workshop today at arworkshop.com/chamblee… Read More »
This note from Mayor Lynn Deutsch is copied from the City of Dunwoody eNewsletter dated 3/5/2021
As we approach the year anniversary of when we really felt the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in Georgia, I am pleased to report that the data continues to point to an easing of the virus in our city, county and state.… Read More »
COVID-19 vaccines are an important & precious resource, and unfortunately, many doses are thrown away every day. In this group, we will collect & share information about places where people of any age can get vaccinated without restrictions and *not* at someone else’s expense.
This bears repeating – *not* at someone else’s expense – we’re not about taking from more deserving recipients, just looking to eliminate waste.
Thanks to the peculiarities around the extremely cold storage that the COVID vaccines require, there are rare occasions where “spare doses” may go unused & should be made available to anyone including young people.… Read More »
Throughout the 2020-2021 school year, our students and teachers have worked together to strive for academic excellence. Recently, our teachers returned to the building and are now preparing their classrooms for face to face instruction. The PTSO would like our families to show their LOVE and APPRECIATION for our DHS Faculty through our PTSO March Project. … Read More »
Shamrocks, pinching, and getting lucky – St. Patrick’s Day is approaching quickly and Kona Grill at Avalon in Alpharetta is celebrating! Starting Monday, March 15th through Saturday, March 20th, get lucky at Kona Grill with Lil’ Corned Beef Sliders for $6 and wash them down with Green Beer, Sake, and Seltzers available for $3 during happy hour from 2 p.m… Read More »
Our sweet boy Coco was lost yesterday around noon in Sandy Springs around Langford. About 7 hours later he was spotted a few blocks away but is still missing. He’s a heeler mix that we love and miss very much. We just want our boy to come home to us.… Read More »
Finalist films to be featured nationally on PBS LearningMedia and Georgia Public Broadcasting; Winner to receive $2,000 prize
Atlanta, GA – HOPE GIVERS an Atlanta-based nonprofit that aims to create educational opportunities to help transform mental health, equity, and well-being for all has a partnership with the Georgia Department of Education for a new series, Hope Givers with Tamlin Hall.… Read More »
On Tuesday, February 23, 2021, Superintendent Watson-Harris announced the reopening of schools date. DeKalb County Schools will reopen for hybrid/in-person learning on the following dates below:
9th grade students will return starting Tuesday, March 9th
10th – 12th grade students will return starting Monday, March 15th
During January 2021, a Dunwoody HS Student Intent to Return survey was sent to parents/guardians requesting your instructional model option for your child; hybrid or distance/remote.… Read More »
The COVID-19 pandemic forced students, teachers, and parents to change their ways of doing things almost overnight as schools closed and learning went online. The situation left everyone scrambling – and often grumbling about the limited learning taking place under this hasty reinvention of how schools operate.
But despite all the downsides, could this moment of school upheaval also be an opportunity to transform the nation’s education system into something better?… Read More »
On Monday, March 1, 2021 many DeKalb County School District (DCSD)1 parents received an email informing them their children’s teachers are being reassigned, effective this week. The letter cited that the Georgia Department of Education (DoE) reported several District 1 schools being out of the State Comparability Policy. “This policy requires Title 1 schools to have similar resources as non-Title 1 schools.… Read More »
The Atlanta Israel Coalition, in partnership with the Consulate General of Israel to the Southeastern U.S., the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, Herut, and the Evans Family Foundation, is presenting Re-Discovering the Land of Israel, a series of five FREE virtual tours of Israel with tour guide David Sussman.
You may register for all five tours or just pick specific tours.… Read More »
There is no doubt everyone is tired of feeling like a prisoner in their own home. A vacation sounds like just what the doctor ordered! The number of travelers in the air is still far below pre-Covid levels, but airline ticket transactions by U.S. travel agencies climbed above 40% of 2019 levels last week for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. … Read More »
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So…I thought I’d share my knowledge with everyone…