Are you interested in signing up for Work-Based Learning? Then fill out the application form: WBL Application
Work-Based Learning Programs are structured educational experiences that integrate classroom learning (school-based) with productive, structured work experiences (work-based), related to a student’s career goal.
Key Components:
School-based learning
Work-based learning
Connecting activities
Work-Based Learning
Provides paid or unpaid work experience
Promotes a partnership between education and industry
Integrates academic and technical instruction
Work-Based Learning provides an opportunity for juniors and seniors to start preparing for a career while still in high school.… Read More »
The DHS Remote Learning Guide is a valuable resource published on the DHS Virtual Learning Website. It is a live document that is updated regularly with content to help you and your student acclimate to remote learning.
Misty Creek Community Church will sponsor a Bluegrass and BBQ service Sunday October 11th at 10:30am at First Baptist Church Sandy Springs. Seating in the sanctuary and under a tent outside. Please join us for a worship service featuring bluegrass style music. Food provided by Slopes BBQ. Mask wearing is encouraged and social distancing will be enforced.… Read More »
Misty Creek Community Church and First Baptist Church of Sand Springs will host a 9/11 remembrance service on Friday, September 11 in the sanctuary of First Baptist Church of Sandy Springs. We will begin with a free cookout dinner for first responders at 6 PM outside. The service will begin at 7 PM in the sanctuary.… Read More »
This Labor Day weekend, TWO urban licks is hosting a sunny side Wake Up and Brunch. Conveniently located on the Atlanta BeltLine and boasting a renovated, expansive patio. TWO urban licks is the ideal spot for a leisurely day off. A favorite destination for both visitors and travelers alike featuring, the popular Old Fourth Ward restaurant offering indoor and outdoor seating, is known for its bustling ambience, breathtaking skyline view, and dynamic menu.… Read More »
This Labor Day, order a Butcher Market Basket from Dantanna’s and grill the perfect top tier 60-day aged prime steak from home. Diners can add some heat to their weekend with their choice of the The Hungry Heffer Basket, the “Man I Love Meat” Basket, the New Yorker Basket, or the Lean and Mean Basket. Each Butcher Market Basket is paired with a fresh salad, asparagus, a jumbo loaded baked potato, and a slice of Chocolate Bourbon Pie for dessert.… Read More »
All interested Dunwoody High girls should fill out the following form. The Atlanta Falcons are helping to sponsor the team! Any questions should be emailed to Coach Tez.
The travel world seems to be exploding with changes and updates every week, so it was really difficult to determine what to focus on for Travel Tuesday this week. Airlines, ski resorts, hotels all seem to be regularly unfolding new plans for the Covid era to strike a balance between getting back to some normalcy while keeping us all safe. … Read More »
We told you about Safe Hands in an article last week and asked you to take a poll. I wore mine to a small gathering of fellow empty nesters and it created quite a bit of conversation. We had lots of conversation about…why not green, yellow and red like a stop light? … Read More »
The City of Dunwoody Economic Development Department is encouraging local restaurants to add or expand outdoor dining with the Painted Picnic Table Project. The move is designed to help restaurants meet social distancing requirements designed to protect against COVID-19. Dunwoody non-profit organizations volunteer to assemble and paint the tables and businesses donate picnic tables and painting supplies.… Read More »
With many companies still working remotely, demand is down. So let’s support our small businesses by making #DunwoodyDining a priority during lunchtime (or really anytime!). Snap and post photos using this hashtag to spread the word. #LetsDoLunch #Dunwoody
Here’s a note from the Dunwoody Mayor on her FB page this morning regarding “Let’s Do Lunch”
Work will start soon on Park Bond improvements to Ashford Park. A splashpad and new pavilion are scheduled to be ready for use next Spring. The park will remain open with fencing to separate park users from the construction areas.
OWLS is a new education programming series connecting adults in a safe outdoor environment with mentally stimulating classes. The class themes this fall focus on nature, health, and wellness. Classes will be held outdoors on the grounds of the Dunwoody Nature Center.
OWLS (Outdoor Wiser Lifelong Studies) was created by a group of dedicated volunteers, some with over 20 years of service at the Nature Center, who see the need for adult programming in a safe setting. … Read More »
Last night, the motion to remove the tax millage rate cap died for lack of a second. Some say that is a sign that cooler heads prevailed. The recommendation of the Charter Commission is officially that city council may raise tax rates only to the cap of 3.04 mils; anything more than that will require a voter referendum.
Mayor’s first budget comes in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, but mitigates cuts through prudent planning.
Dunwoody, GA – August 31, 2020 – Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch and City Manager Eric Linton transmitted the proposed 2021 Budget for the City of Dunwoody to the full Council today, as required by the City’s Charter.
“There is little doubt that this budget was probably the hardest one put together by the City since its incorporation,” said Mayor Deutsch.… Read More »
