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DeKalb County Schools superintendent finalist faces questions, criticism from parents - Vimarsana News

DeKalb County Schools superintendent finalist faces questions, criticism from parents

There was a lot to talk about at Wednesday night’s town hall meeting featuring DeKalb County’s sole finalist for superintendent, Dr. Devon Horton.

DeKalb County NAACP rallies for transparency from school board - Vimarsana News

DeKalb County NAACP rallies for transparency from school board

The DeKalb County NAACP is now calling on parents to rally against a DeKalb County superintendent finalist in an effort to "put kids first."

DeKalb school chief nominee faces tough questions at first town hall | School News - Vimarsana News

DeKalb school chief nominee faces tough questions at first town hall | School News

Devon Horton, the sole finalist for the DeKalb County Schools superintendent spot faced questions from the public at the first of three town halls at Chamblee High School on April

DeKalb School Board elects Diijon DaCosta as chair; praise for multi-million dollar staff incentives policy - Vimarsana News

DeKalb School Board elects Diijon DaCosta as chair; praise for multi-million dollar staff incentives policy

There's new leadership on the DeKalb County School Board, and the board is expected to approve millions in new incentives to keep qualified staffers from leaving the district. 

DeKalb County School district to start spring semester virtually; CSD, Atlanta will resume in-person learning - Vimarsana News

DeKalb County School district to start spring semester virtually; CSD, Atlanta will resume in-person learning

The DeKalb County School District on Dec. 31 announced that students will learn remotely for the first week of the spring semester due to the rise in COVID-19 cases, days after announcing that they planned to resume in-person learning on Jan. 4.