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Dacula Middle School students bring edibles to school - Vimarsana News

Dacula Middle School students bring edibles to school

Students at a Dacula school received medical attention after consuming drug-infused candy on Monday, the administration said.

Dacula community rallies after family loses home days before Christmas - Vimarsana News

Dacula community rallies after family loses home days before Christmas

A fire destroyed their home off Martin Chapel Road on Friday evening.

'Y'all act weird': Dacula middle school teacher tirade caught on camera - Vimarsana News

'Y'all act weird': Dacula middle school teacher tirade caught on camera

The parent of the student who recorded the tirade during class Thursday shared the video with FOX 5.

Gwinnett mom says child attacked on school bus - Vimarsana News

Gwinnett mom says child attacked on school bus

April said her daughter was attacked on Friday while riding the school bus home from Dacula Middle School. She said she doesn't understand why no one stepped in.

Gwinnett County middle school teachers awarded $23K in Bright Ideas Grants from Jackson EMC - Vimarsana News

Gwinnett County middle school teachers awarded $23K in Bright Ideas Grants from Jackson EMC

For the last six years, Jackson EMC has awarded middle school teachers in the counties served by the electric cooperative grants up to $2,000 as part of its Bright Ideas program. In late November, Jackson EMC announced its most recent grant winners, with Gwinnett County Public Schools teachers going to the head of the class. It was announced that 15 Gwinnett County teachers from area middle schools had received $23,557 in Bright Ideas grants to finance innovative classroom projects not funded through general fund dollars. Educators from grades 6 through 8 are eligible for up to $2,000 in gran...