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Buford High School honors student battling cancer with Cape Day float
BUFORD, Ga. — A Buford High School senior undergoing treatment for a rare form of bone cancer received a special tribute from her school community Oct. 23 as classmates and school leaders celebrated her determination to return to the sidelines. Keltey King, a Buford cheerleader battling osteosarcoma, was honored...
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New South Gwinnett High principal among several GCPS appointments
South Gwinnett High School has a new principal while the former deputy superintendent of Rome City Schools is coming to Gwinnett County Public Schools as Superintendent Alexandra Estrella's new chief of staff. The county's school board recently approved the appointment of Jeremy Foreman as the new principal at South Gwinnett while Barbara Patrick-Lashley will be Estrella's chief of staff. They are among six administrative appointments that the Gwinnett County board of Education approved earlier this month. The board also approved Jennifer Zavala as the new executive director of Multilingual Learners and Derrick Hardy as the new executive director of safe and supportive schools in the Superintendent’s Office. Two other appointments approved by the board recently are existing GCPS staff who are either getting their jobs on a permanent basis or are getting a promotion. Markita Spikes, who has been serving as the interim executive director of school operations and support, has been appointed to the position on a permanent basis. Meanwhile, Aimee Darwazeh, who currently serves as the director of instructional technology services, will become the new executive director of instructional technology and innovation. As for their backgrounds, Foreman is currently the director of human resources in GCPS' Division of
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The midterm election is personal for Atlanta’s Black college students
From rising tuition and housing costs to healthcare and voting rights, students say the Nov. 3 election could shape their futures. The atmosphere inside Clark Atlanta University’s Student Center on Thursday felt as much like a campus party as a political rally. A DJ played music, pizza was served,...