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Universal Technical Institute Celebrates Opening of Atlanta Campus
Universal Technical Institute Inc. recently celebrated its new UTI-Atlanta campus with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting. More than 100 regional leaders, employers and community partners attended the event marking the company’s first campus in Georgia, according to a press release. “The talent to fill millions of jobs nationwide is in short...
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Shiloh readies for important region game with Chamblee
After coming up just short against Region 4-AAAAAA frontrunner Dunwoody last week, Shiloh’s football team returns to action with another important game on Friday. The Generals, currently 30th in the PSR power rankings, can bolster their state playoff chances against a team in a similar position — Shiloh is 5-3 and 4-2 in the region and Chamblee is 4-3 and 3-2. A victory over Chamblee likely puts Shiloh in line for a 7-3 regular season with Game 10 against winless Midtown. Shiloh looks to bounce back from a penalty-plagued loss to Dunwoody that also was marked by struggles against the Wildcats’ rushing attack. The Generals trailed just 14-13 at halftime before falling behind 28-13 in the second half. Despite the loss, Shiloh running back Tyrese Dorsey had another huge game with 26 carries for 227 yards and all three of his team’s touchdowns. Through eight games, the senior has 1,427 rushing yards and 18 TDs, averaging 7.4 yards per carry and 178.4 per game. The production has been possible thanks to a Shiloh offensive line that includes Anthony Wade (25 pancake blocks), Elijah Fowlin, David Quemine, Christopher Baskin and Dillon Lowery. Chamblee Bulldogs (4-AAAAAA) Coach: Bob Swank Record: 4-3, 3-2
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Ryan Cameron to make history at Campbell High
COBB COUNTY, Ga. - Ryan Cameron, an Atlanta broadcaster and media personality, will make history at Cobb County’s Campbell High School. He will become the first Black man added to the school’s Hall of Fame wall during a ceremony Thursday. What we know:. The tribute will include permanent...
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DeKalb Superintendent discusses Dunwoody High School water, HVAC issues
DeKalb County Schools Superintendent Norman C. Sauce met with Dunwoody High School stakeholders to address recent system malfunctions involving HVAC failures and contaminated water that led to a temporary shift to remote learning. The post DeKalb Superintendent discusses Dunwoody High School water, HVAC issues appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Universal Technical Institute celebrates new Atlanta campus
Atlanta-based NAPA headquarters commits $75,000 in scholarships dedicated to students at the new UTI location in support of skilled trades. Smyrna, Ga.—Universal Technical Institute recently celebrated its new UTI-Atlanta campus with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting. More than 100 regional leaders, employers and community partners attended the event marking the company’s first campus in Georgia.
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The Galloway School celebrates transformed campus, new academic building
After more than two years across two campuses, The Galloway School’s students, faculty, and staff came together on Oct. 19 for a ribbon-cutting and “Welcome Home” celebration at the school’s Chastain Park campus. The ceremony marked the opening of the school’s transformed campus and new academic building – The Canopy House. The building includes new […] The post The Galloway School celebrates transformed campus, new academic building appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Atlanta’s Galloway School unveils new building after historic demolition
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The Galloway School officially opened its new main building on Monday, more than two years after it demolished the historic Gresham Building, a move that was met with concern. “I hope you’ll remember that your education gives you the ability to make a...
Marietta Daily Journal
Marietta High crowns Birdie Dixon homecoming queen
Marietta High School senior Birdie Dixon was crowned homecoming queen at the school’s football game against Paulding County Friday night. Former homecoming queen Breanna Herrick put the cape and crown on Dixon during the halftime ceremony at Northcutt Stadium. Marietta football won the game 42-0. Dixon’s twin brother, Ozzy Dixon, was also on the homecoming court. The weekend’s festivities included a 4:30 p.m. “Fan Fest” at the stadium Friday before the 7:30 p.m. football game. The homecoming parade began at 5:30 p.m. The year’s theme was “From the Bookshelf to the Bleachers: This is Our Story.” The parade went from Dobbs Street to Polk Street. Marietta’s homecoming dance was the following night at 7:30 p.m.
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Kennesaw Mountain educator makes an impact through sign language and football
At Kennesaw Mountain High School, Diana Jarvis serves students in three roles: American Sign Language instructor, Director of Operations for Mustangs football and interpreter for Deaf athletes. Through each role, she helps build connections, foster inclusion and ensure every student can succeed. Jarvis joined Cobb County School District six years ago through its HOPE (Helping Outstanding People Everyday) Program, which supports students who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing or have visual or orthopedic impairments. After four years at Kennesaw Mountain, she began teaching ASL this school year, bringing hearing and Deaf students together through a shared language. Her connection to Mustangs football began when she interpreted for a Deaf senior during his final season. Wanting to continue supporting the team, she approached Head Coach Caleb Carmean, who helped her find a role in the program. Today, as Director of Operations, Jarvis helps manage daily responsibilities so coaches can focus on developing their players. “She is a tireless worker and has a positive attitude in everything she does,” Carmean said. “Her impact on the daily operations of our program is immeasurable.” One of Jarvis’ most meaningful contributions is supporting sophomore linebacker Larenzo Parker, helping him communicate with coaches and teammates
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The Lion’s Den presents ‘Raptured,’ a Halloween walk-through experience at Trinity Prep School in Loganville
On Halloween night, The Lion’s Den at Trinity Prep School is hosting “Raptured,” an immersive walk-through experience that uses realistic scenes to bring the end-times events of the book of Revelation to life. There will also be free family activities. Date: Saturday, Oct. 31. Time: 6 to...
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Atlanta is one of the best college towns in America. Here's why
What makes a good college town? Does there need to be a beautiful campus or great night life? Do students balance high-value academics with successful sports teams? In Atlanta, all of these things come together for a dozen campuse s that call the city home. Tens of thousands of college students , from Emory to Morehouse , live in the Atlanta metro area. And now, the city has been ranked as one of the best in the nation for higher education. Atlanta ranked fifth overall in the United States for best college towns , according to an Oct. 20 WalletHub report. "Picking the right college is crucial, but it's also important to make sure that the surrounding college town will be a place where you'll truly love spending your college years," Chip Lupo, a WalletHub analyst, said in the report. "Towns with a low cost of living, plenty of activities and large student populations can make your college experience a lot less stressful and a lot more enjoyable. In addition, cities with a great economic environment can make it easier to get a job during or immediately after college." Here's a look at the top college towns. Atlanta makes top
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Georgia State University Sets New Enrollment Record
With more than 54,000 students this fall, Georgia State University has set a new all-time enrollment record. Of the 54,320 students reported on Georgia State’s official census Oct. 7, more than 35,200 are students on the university’s Atlanta Campus, a 1.22 percent increase over the student population on the campus last fall.
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Former Georgia high school football coach doesn’t mince words after firing
Coaching Georgia high school football can be a pressure cooker when it comes to jobs that come with high expectations. Dacula (Ga.) Hebron Christian Academy, which is coming off a 2025 season in which it won a state title, abruptly parted ways Thursday with first-year head coach Quentin Davie. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] Davie, who was only seven games into his first season, isn’t staying quiet about the dismissal, according to a report by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “I didn’t call them for this job, and they didn’t support me from Day 1. It was a to...