Join Dunwoody Mayor Lynn Deutsch for a Virtual Meet-and-Greet with DeKalb County School District Superintendent Cheryl Watson-Harris at 6 p.m. on Thursday, August 13. Watch and listen using Zoom or Facebook Live to learn more about back-to-school plans, virtual learning, safety protocols and more. Email questions in advance before 8/12 to communications@dunwoodyga.gov. Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85392976766… Read More »
Dunwoody, GA— The Dunwoody Nature Center is proud to be one of the ten organizations that have joined forces with national recreation retailer REI for a social media campaign encouraging the public to hike, walk, or jog ten trails in their ten greenspaces over the next ten months. Get ready to put on your athletic shoes for the Hikes for Health Challenge.… Read More »
Hope everyone has been remaining safe and healthy during these tough times! This past week I had dinner at The Vortex in Midtown. This has been a long awaited spot for me considering their 21 and over rule, so safe to say I was a little more excited to try this place than others. Being a huge Rick and Morty fan (adult cartoon show), my eyes were immediately drawn to the “Pickle Rick” burger.… Read More »
A private Facebook group to post resources and ideas for online learning. VERY ORGANIZED group – post ideas by grade and topic.
Free to join. Easy to find tips and ideas for your child’s grade on virtual learning: keeping kids engaged, creating a space for school, curriculum and more!… Read More »
We are pleased to share the preliminary PCMS virtual schedule for students! While there are still more details to follow concerning the logistics of each day, we hope this will help families plan for the start of the 2020-2021 school year.
Wednesdays will be dedicated for teacher planning, student conferencing (tutoring, intervention, support, small groups), parent conferencing/workshops, and IEP/504 meetings.
As the mom of two boys who were very active in high school sports (baseball, football and basketball), I’m concerned for the high school athletes of today. Keep in mind, sports are entirely optional for both students and coaches. Nobody is forcing them to participate. Kids/parents who aren’t comfortable with sports can opt out…or never join the team in the first place.… Read More »
I am a Master’s of Education student and am currently in my last semester of my online degree. As I will only officially be done with my Master’s degree in December, I am currently seeking to assist students as a Remote Learning Teacher/Tutor. I have experience student teaching at the high school level in the public school system and have tutored/nannied children from ages 4 up to 15 years old for many years.… Read More »
RV rentals have skyrocketed due to Covid. Renting an RV is not just a drive across country experience. This is a great adventure for a family, a couple or friends to enjoy the outdoors and explore the Southeast! Make sure to research the RV parks well for great reviews on their amenities and surrounding area!… Read More »
Whoa – So much has changed from the beginning of the 2019 school year. The pandemic has REALLY affected how we think about education. Parents are trying to find programs with good virtual learning track records to replace/enhance public school distance learning objectives. Several parents are encouraging meaningful gap years for college aged kids to avoid expensive tuition for virtual learning.… Read More »
Located conveniently on the Atlanta BeltLine, Park Tavern in Piedmont Park is the place to be every Sunday during Sunset Sessions powered by herMustache, a popular free, alternative music series featuring some of today’s most buzz-worthy artists. This Sunday, August 2nd beginning at 7:30 p.m., music-lovers can dance the night away with the sounds of Flannel Nation, a 90’s grudge tribute band, and Davis & The Love, a high- energy band that combines elements of Motown and soulful inspiration of today’s modern pop landscape.… Read More »
I am not going to lie, I’m tired of cooking. I used to think packing lunches was a pain, but nothing compared to 3 meals a day plus snacks. I’ve put together a list of lunch (or snack) ideas for those of us putting on a caregiver/teacher/lunch lady/custodian hat every day.… Read More »
