We take it for granted that our children should be active readers. What we don’t realize is the huge role that reading plays in the college admissions process. If your child is in middle or high school, make sure they continue to read for pleasure. Continue at Dogwood Tutoring… Read More »
Which Is Right for You?
One of the steps in finding the right college for you is deciding what type of campus setting you prefer. Rural, suburban and urban campuses all have different advantages. The key is to find which setting will allow you to make the most of your college experience. Continue at Collegeboard.org… Read More »
Nothing can outweigh the benefits of stepping onto a college campus and personally experiencing everything it has to offer. However, the Internet has made it easier to get a glimpse into life at college just by using your computer. Below are some ways you can take advantage of the web to research potential schools. Read full article at ACT.org… Read More »
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by Audra Anders for The Aha! Connection
Dunwoody High Head Football and Head Lacrosse Coach Michael Nash, called me at sunset last night to see if I could see the lights at the DHS field from my nearby house. I could NOT (which is good news for the neighbors). But I was so excited that I jumped in my car to take all these awesome pictures and post them for the Gameoncampaign. … Read More »
Favorite things…who we love on the gram…
Peggy: @thedad & @exploregeorgia
Audra: @pastor_quotes & @starr_luna
Lauren: @didntknowineededthat
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Apps…not the jalapeno popper kind.
Audra: Text scanner let’s you scan text and convert.
Lauren: Google lens let’s you search what’s around you using your camera.
Peggy: Waze for navigating ATL (and Dunwoody) traffic.
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A Citizen and a Mail Carrier will Receive Special Recognition on Monday, January 14th City Council Meeting for helping Dunwoody Police Fight Crime
Dunwoody, GA – January 11, 2019 – The Dunwoody Police Department and Dunwoody City Council will give special recognition and thanks to two crime fighters during Monday’s City Council Meeting. The meeting will take place on Monday, January 14th at 6:00 p.m.… Read More »
The authors of The Secret of Clouds, Good Riddance, and The Lost Girls of Paris will be coming to Dunwoody in February so start reading now and then buy tickets to go see them in person!
A Page from the Book Festival of the MJCCA is pleased to present two author events in February. The first features bestselling author Elinor Lipman on Wed, February 13 at 7:30 pm, and will be in conversation with Emily Giffin, New York Times bestselling author.… Read More »
The area around Perimeter Mall has become fertile ground for an urban-style renaissance like few OTP communities have ever seen. As transformative proposals such as Grubb Properties’s Park at Perimeter Center East mixed-use build and Trammell…
Read more atlanta.curbed.com… Read More »Note from Audra: I’m thrilled to share that Dunwoody High school’s Matt Bartel is in the top 20!
Matt is deeply involved in his community. He is in his second year as a member of the student board advising State Superintendent of Education Richard Woods, meaning he represents more than 100,000 DeKalb County students in discussions at the state Capitol on education.… Read More »
Artists Susie Stern of Dunwoody, Laura Davis Shainker of Sandy Springs and Deb Rosenbury of Marietta will team up Jan. 19 through March 6 to present “Shared Space,” a gallery exhibit and sale of their oil, acrylic and mixed-media paintings at…
Read more www.mdjonline.com… Read More »The Young Men’s Service League is a nonprofit that initiates and encourages young men in ninth through 12th grades and their mothers to pursue philanthropic involvement in their community and provides opportunities to enhance mother/son…
Read more www.mdjonline.com… Read More »Two months after approving tax hikes for park upgrades, Brookhaven residents could soon see changes. At a city council meeting Tuesday, officials approved a $201, 226 contract with Ed Castro Landscape for invasive plant removal throughout…
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