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DeKalb School Board will meet Wednesday to vote on contract for new superintendent - Vimarsana News

DeKalb School Board will meet Wednesday to vote on contract for new superintendent

The DeKalb School Board hired Dr. Devon Horton as the district's next superintendent during a meeting in April.

What's happening this week: Tour deCatur 5k, the Atlanta Science Festival at Fernbank Museum and more - Vimarsana News

What's happening this week: Tour deCatur 5k, the Atlanta Science Festival at Fernbank Museum and more

Events happening around DeKalb County this week include an International Women’s Day celebration at Blue Ribbon Grill with Commissioner Lorraine Cochran-Johnson, the annual Tour deCatur 5k and the Atlanta Science Festival at Fernbank Museum.

DeKalb County School Board will consider contracts for HVAC maintenance, playground repair - Vimarsana News

DeKalb County School Board will consider contracts for HVAC maintenance, playground repair

The DeKalb County School Board will consider some large contracts related to facilities maintenance when the board holds its regular meeting on Feb. 13.

DeKalb School Board will vote on sales tax-funded projects, including Druid Hills High renovation - Vimarsana News

DeKalb School Board will vote on sales tax-funded projects, including Druid Hills High renovation

DeKalb County voters renewed a sales tax for school projects in 2021. 

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.