DeKalb Dominates High School Suspension List

The county has five of metro Atlanta's top 10 high schools with the most suspensions.

Atlanta Student is GA Google Doodle Contest Winner, Needs National Votes

Ian Otten, a student at Marist in Brookhaven, is one of 53 national finalists vying for a chance to fly to Google HQ.

Cross Keys Cluster Meeting Tuesday Night in Chamblee

How SPLOST money will be used to relieve some local schools' overcrowding is the topic of tonight's meeting.

More Than $9 Million Planned for Cross Keys Overcrowding

The money will come from the county's education SPLOST fund.

In Case You Missed It: Brookhaven Academy Gets OK

The state board of education has approved its contract.

Full Speed Ahead for Brookhaven Innovation Academy

The state board of education has approved its contract.

Oglethorpe Under Investigation for Sexual Assault Reports

The school is one of more than 100 under investigation.

Panicked Parents, Cautious Cops Keep Kids at Home on 9/11

A bogus Facebook posting about a Black Panther invasion caused more than 500 middle Georgia students to miss school.

Hundreds Attend School Overcrowding Meeting

DeKalb school leaders say they are intent on solving overcrowding problems in the Cross Keys cluster.

Cross Keys overcrowding is topic of Tuesday night meeting

The DeKalb school board is holding the first in a series of public meetings beginning at 6 pm.

DeKalb Schools Make Tuesday Weather Decision

The warning for black ice on Tuesday has DeKalb County Schools changing plans for Feb. 17.

DeKalb County to Check Student Records for Measles Vaccination

In light of the recent measles case in Georgia, several school districts, including DeKalb County, will make sure students are vaccinated.

Can You Spell W-I-N-N-E-R-S?

DeKalb County School District held its spelling bee Feb. 3. Find the students who will advance to regional competition.

Vandals Use Buses for Bumper Cars

Ten DeKalb County school buses were damaged by vandals who crashed them into each other. Drivers say security is needed at bus yard.

DeKalb County Public Schools Superintendent Search Continues

The Board of Education has set up six meetings in February for public opinion on the search process.

Wildcat Royale to Be Held at Dunwoody Country Club

The alumni association's fundraiser for Dunwoody High School will be held Jan. 31.

Dunwoody Helps After Fairington Elementary Arson

Several groups have volunteered to help collect school supplies to replace what was lost in the blaze.

School Takes Home Super Regionals Lego Win

Montgomery Elementary students won the top award at the Clark State University tournament.

Georgia State University, Perimeter College to Merge into Single Institution

Find out what this will mean for DeKalb County students attending Georgia Perimeter College.

DeKalb County Arts School Accepting Applications, Offering Info Sessions

DeKalb School of the Arts enhances the education of students grades 8 through 12 with a variety of arts programs.

DeKalb, Georgia School Scores Drop in 2014

The district’s average College and Career Ready Performance Index Score slid half a point between 2012-13 and 2013-14, data shows.

Mom Killed Walking Son to School

The mother and son were hit by a truck as they tried to cross Durham Park Road Wednesday morning.

DeKalb Schools Target of 90 Bus Battery Thefts

Authorities say a black Ford Expedition was at the scene about the time of some thefts, and need the public to identify a suspect.

Convicts Pat Reid, Tony Pope Released from Jail

The pair was convicted of racketeering and theft tied to construction projects in DeKalb County Schools.

Three School Officials to Represent DeKalb County on Governor's Advisory Boards

Each of the four advisory boards advises Gov. Nathan Deal on education policies and action.

Convicts Pat Reid, Tony Pope to be Released on Bond Until Trial; DeKalb Judge Resigns

The pair was convicted of racketeering and theft tied to construction projects in DeKalb County Schools.

DeKalb Schools Settle Harassment Complaint Based on Religion, National Origin

Federal authorities say DeKalb County Schools students and staff will go through training aimed at preventing bullying.

DeKalb Bus Rolls Into Ditch; No Injuries

Authorities say no students were on the special needs bus at the time of Monday's crash.

Judge's Actions Questioned After Charges Reversed in DeKalb Schools Scandal

Prosecutors in the case claim she informed the defendants of their release before filing the court order.

DeKalb School Bus Struck from Behind

The Thursday morning crash sent six children to the hospital to be checked out, say DeKalb police.

DeKalb Robotics Team Takes Home 'Inspire' Award

Having taken second place in a state qualifying tournament, CougarBots will represent DeKalb at the state championship in February.

Ashford Park Elementary School Fall Fair

Community Event – All are Welcome!

DeKalb County Court Puts Hold on Release of Convicts from School Corruption Case

The state appellate court passed an emergency delay on the ruling to release and overturn the charges on convicts Tony Pope and Pat Reid.

Dunwoody Alum Ryan Seacrest Gives Shout Out on Homecoming Royalty

"American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest, a Dunwoody grad, praised his school for selecting two special needs students as king and queen.

Dunwoody Schools Turn Away Students from West Africa Citing Ebola

DeKalb County Schools say that medical authorities must clear any students arriving from Ebola-stricken areas of Africa.

SAT Scores Drop in DeKalb County Schools

DeKalb County had all of its 2014 seniors take the test, which led to a decline in the average score, officials said.

DeKalb Schools: Farm to School Food Efforts Noted

The school system was recognized with the Golden Radish Award, a statewide farm to school honor.

Dunwoody Elementary Awarded Prestigious State Certification

The Georgia Department of Education has recognized the school for its implementation of STEM education.

Keyword Alerts Keep Tabs on DeKalb County Students

The new technology will monitor what students are typing into school computers.

Non-Profit Seeking Nominations for Youth Leadership Award

21st Century Leaders will select 20 students who have made a positive change in their communities.