Dalton Public Schools was excited to host another fantastic breakfast today with Superintendent Steven Craft and a group of exceptional teachers and staff from across the district! Nominated by their principals, these dedicated individuals had the chance to relax, connect, and be recognized for their hard work. It was a wonderful way to celebrate their contributions and send everyone off into a well-deserved spring break!
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Dalton Public Schools was excited to host another fantastic breakfast today with Superintendent Steven Craft and a group of exceptional teachers and staff from across the district! Nominated by their principals, these dedicated individuals had the chance to relax, connect, and be recognized for their hard work. It was a wonderful way to celebrate their contributions and send everyone off into a well-deserved spring break!
Dalton Public Schools was excited to host another fantastic breakfast today with Superintendent Steven Craft and a group of exceptional teachers and staff from across the district! Nominated by their principals, these dedicated individuals had the chance to relax, connect, and be recognized for their hard work. It was a wonderful way to celebrate their contributions and send everyone off into a well-deserved spring break!
Dalton Public Schools was excited to host another fantastic breakfast today with Superintendent Steven Craft and a group of exceptional teachers and staff from across the district! Nominated by their principals, these dedicated individuals had the chance to relax, connect, and be recognized for their hard work. It was a wonderful way to celebrate their contributions and send everyone off into a well-deserved spring break!
Dalton Public Schools was excited to host another fantastic breakfast today with Superintendent Steven Craft and a group of exceptional teachers and staff from across the district! Nominated by their principals, these dedicated individuals had the chance to relax, connect, and be recognized for their hard work. It was a wonderful way to celebrate their contributions and send everyone off into a well-deserved spring break!
Dalton Public Schools was excited to host another fantastic breakfast today with Superintendent Steven Craft and a group of exceptional teachers and staff from across the district! Nominated by their principals, these dedicated individuals had the chance to relax, connect, and be recognized for their hard work. It was a wonderful way to celebrate their contributions and send everyone off into a well-deserved spring break!
Dalton Public Schools was excited to host another fantastic breakfast today with Superintendent Steven Craft and a group of exceptional teachers and staff from across the district! Nominated by their principals, these dedicated individuals had the chance to relax, connect, and be recognized for their hard work. It was a wonderful way to celebrate their contributions and send everyone off into a well-deserved spring break!
Classroom Spotlight: Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
Mrs. Edith Nava, a teacher at City Park, recently joined Mrs. Moore’s 4th grade class to support students in sharpening their reading skills. By focusing on monitoring comprehension, students are learning valuable strategies to deepen their understanding of what they read.
Dalton High School student and state wrestling champion Josian Hernandez recently visited Roan School, his former elementary school, to inspire students with his journey. He spoke about his passion for wrestling, the dedication it takes to succeed, and the importance of perseverance in overcoming challenges. His visit encouraged young students to dream big and work hard toward their goals.
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Dalton High School student and state wrestling champion Josian Hernandez recently visited Roan School, his former elementary school, to inspire students with his journey. He spoke about his passion for wrestling, the dedication it takes to succeed, and the importance of perseverance in overcoming challenges. His visit encouraged young students to dream big and work hard toward their goals.
Dalton High School student and state wrestling champion Josian Hernandez recently visited Roan School, his former elementary school, to inspire students with his journey. He spoke about his passion for wrestling, the dedication it takes to succeed, and the importance of perseverance in overcoming challenges. His visit encouraged young students to dream big and work hard toward their goals.
Dalton High School student and state wrestling champion Josian Hernandez recently visited Roan School, his former elementary school, to inspire students with his journey. He spoke about his passion for wrestling, the dedication it takes to succeed, and the importance of perseverance in overcoming challenges. His visit encouraged young students to dream big and work hard toward their goals.
Dalton High School student and state wrestling champion Josian Hernandez recently visited Roan School, his former elementary school, to inspire students with his journey. He spoke about his passion for wrestling, the dedication it takes to succeed, and the importance of perseverance in overcoming challenges. His visit encouraged young students to dream big and work hard toward their goals.
Dalton High School student and state wrestling champion Josian Hernandez recently visited Roan School, his former elementary school, to inspire students with his journey. He spoke about his passion for wrestling, the dedication it takes to succeed, and the importance of perseverance in overcoming challenges. His visit encouraged young students to dream big and work hard toward their goals.
Dalton Public Schools is Hiring a Barbering Instructor! Dalton Public Schools is looking for a talented Barbering Instructor to help shape the next generation of skilled professionals! This exciting opportunity allows barbers and industry professionals to share their expertise, inspire students, and contribute to career-ready learning programs. If you have a passion for barbering and a desire to make a difference through teaching, learn more and apply today! 🔗https://dalton.schoolspring.com/?jobid=4968490 Looking for other career opportunities? Explore our other job openings and join a team dedicated to student success! 🔗https://dalton.schoolspring.com/
about 1 month ago, DPS Communications
A promotional graphic for Dalton Public Schools featuring a close-up of a barber styling a young man's hair using a brush and blow dryer. The barber is focused on his work, and the client has a clean, tapered haircut. The Dalton Public Schools logo appears in the top right corner. Text on the image reads: 'Now Hiring: Barbering Instructor – Apply Now.' At the bottom, a bold statement in white and red says, 'CUTTING-EDGE CAREERS START WITH You!' followed by the website 'www.daltonpublicschools.com.'
Don’t forget to stop by and visit our Enrollment Office today if you’re interested in applying for Out of Zone, Out of District, or Out of State enrollment! Our team will be there to help until 4:30 PM! Can’t make it today? No problem — we’re accepting applications through April 14th! The Enrollment Office is open daily during regular business hours, but please note they will be closed for Spring Break (March 31–April 4).
about 1 month ago, DPS Communications
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Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration Dalton, GA — Dalton Public Schools held its annual Young Georgia Authors celebration on Tuesday, March 25, at Hammond Creek Middle School. Students from across the district were recognized for their outstanding writing achievements during the event, which honored winners at the school, district, and Northwest Georgia RESA (Regional Educational Service Agency) levels. The Young Georgia Authors (YGA) writing competition encourages students from kindergarten through 12th grade to develop their writing skills and express their creativity. School-level winners were recognized first, followed by district winners, and finally the Northwest Georgia RESA winners. Students who earned RESA honors will advance to the state-level competition, which will take place next month. For a full list of names, visit here: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2111197 Photo Album: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=dpsschools&set=a.711029464582652
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
Dalton Public Schools Hosts Annual Young Georgia Authors Celebration
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
3DE students at The Dalton Academy recently showcased their creativity and entrepreneurial skills at Market Square. As part of the challenge, students developed their own businesses and products to sell. The event was a huge success, with many students selling out and gaining valuable real-world experience.
Emily Fee Named Dalton Junior High School Teacher of the Year Dalton Public Schools is proud to recognize Emily Fee as the Dalton Junior High School Teacher of the Year. A dedicated and passionate math educator, Fee’s journey into teaching was an unexpected but deeply fulfilling path that has allowed her to make a meaningful impact on students’ lives. Read more at DaltonPublicSchools.com
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Emily Fee Named Dalton Junior High School Teacher of the Year Dalton Public Schools is proud to recognize Emily Fee as the Dalton Junior High School Teacher of the Year. A dedicated and passionate math educator, Fee’s journey into teaching was an unexpected but deeply fulfilling path that has allowed her to make a meaningful impact on students’ lives.
Spring Enrollment Event – Happening Tomorrow! Dalton Public Schools will begin accepting Out-of-Zone, Out-of-District, and Out-of-State applications tomorrow, March 27th, for the 2025–26 school year! Join us for our Spring Enrollment Event on Thursday, March 27 from 7:30 AM–4:30 PM at the Enrollment Office: 📍 101 N Thornton Ave, Suite 100, Dalton, GA 30720 💻www.daltonpublicschools.com/enrollment ✅ Open to new families, current elementary students, and students in grades 9–11 seeking a high school transfer. 📌 Deadline to apply is April 14, 2025 💡 High school students (grades 9–11) can also apply online! 📩 Questions? Contact us at info@dalton.k12.ga.us READ MORE: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2110644
about 1 month ago, DPS Communications
A promotional graphic for Dalton Public Schools' "Spring Enrollment Event." On the left side, a young girl dressed as a doctor with a stethoscope around her neck smiles while standing next to a younger boy in a striped shirt. The background features a red wall and school-themed icons. On the right side, large white text outlined in black reads “SPRING ENROLLMENT EVENT.” The Dalton Public Schools logo is in the top right corner. A black banner at the bottom includes the address: “101 N Thornton Ave, Suite 100, Dalton, GA 30720” and the website: “www.daltonpublicschools.com/enrollment.”
Spring Break Holiday Reminder: 📌 Monday-Friday: March 31-April 4: Spring Break Holiday 📌 Monday, April 7: Return to School Thank you for planning ahead!
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Spring Break Reminder
Classroom Spotlight: Students in Mr. Gunter’s Computer Science class at Hammond Creek Middle School are diving into the world of coding! In 6th grade Introduction to Computer Programming, they’re learning the basics of programming, building problem-solving skills, and exploring how technology shapes the world around them.
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Students in Mr. Gunter’s Computer Science class at Hammond Creek Middle School are diving into the world of coding! In 6th grade Introduction to Computer Programming, they’re learning the basics of programming, building problem-solving skills, and exploring how technology shapes the world around them.
Students in Mr. Gunter’s Computer Science class at Hammond Creek Middle School are diving into the world of coding! In 6th grade Introduction to Computer Programming, they’re learning the basics of programming, building problem-solving skills, and exploring how technology shapes the world around them.
Students in Mr. Gunter’s Computer Science class at Hammond Creek Middle School are diving into the world of coding! In 6th grade Introduction to Computer Programming, they’re learning the basics of programming, building problem-solving skills, and exploring how technology shapes the world around them.
Students in Mr. Gunter’s Computer Science class at Hammond Creek Middle School are diving into the world of coding! In 6th grade Introduction to Computer Programming, they’re learning the basics of programming, building problem-solving skills, and exploring how technology shapes the world around them.
Students in Mr. Gunter’s Computer Science class at Hammond Creek Middle School are diving into the world of coding! In 6th grade Introduction to Computer Programming, they’re learning the basics of programming, building problem-solving skills, and exploring how technology shapes the world around them.
Students in Mr. Gunter’s Computer Science class at Hammond Creek Middle School are diving into the world of coding! In 6th grade Introduction to Computer Programming, they’re learning the basics of programming, building problem-solving skills, and exploring how technology shapes the world around them.
Students in Mr. Gunter’s Computer Science class at Hammond Creek Middle School are diving into the world of coding! In 6th grade Introduction to Computer Programming, they’re learning the basics of programming, building problem-solving skills, and exploring how technology shapes the world around them.
Amber Dean Named Dalton High School Teacher of the Year Dalton Public Schools is proud to announce Amber Dean as the Dalton High School Teacher of the Year. A dedicated educator, Dean teaches Chemistry, AP Chemistry, and Modern Dance while also serving as an award-winning color guard and winter guard director. Dean’s passion for teaching began in childhood, when she would gather her stuffed animals and “play school.” Inspired by her own teachers, she pursued a career in education to provide students with the same encouragement and support that shaped her own academic journey. “I decided at that moment I would be a teacher where students were comfortable coming to for help or advice. I would encourage them while challenging them to strive for continuous improvement and push past their barriers,” she shared. Read more at DaltonPublicSchools.com
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Amber Dean Named Dalton High School Teacher of the Year Dalton Public Schools is proud to announce Amber Dean as the Dalton High School Teacher of the Year. A dedicated educator, Dean teaches Chemistry, AP Chemistry, and Modern Dance while also serving as an award-winning color guard and winter guard director. Dean’s passion for teaching began in childhood, when she would gather her stuffed animals and “play school.” Inspired by her own teachers, she pursued a career in education to provide students with the same encouragement and support that shaped her own academic journey. “I decided at that moment I would be a teacher where students were comfortable coming to for help or advice. I would encourage them while challenging them to strive for continuous improvement and push past their barriers,” she shared.
Reading Rally and Community Celebration with Malcolm Mitchell to Inspire Dalton/Whitfield Students and Community Dalton, GA - Believe Greater Dalton, in partnership with Dalton Public Schools, Whitfield County Schools, and a coalition of community organizations, is proud to announce a special Reading Rally and a community celebration featuring Super Bowl Champion, author, and literacy advocate Malcolm Mitchell. These two exciting events, taking place on April 8, celebrate the collective commitment of our community to literacy and inspiring a love of reading among students. Read more: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2106632
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Reading Rally and Community Celebration with Malcolm Mitchell to Inspire DaltonWhitfield Students and Community Dalton, GA - Believe Greater Dalton, in partnership with Dalton Public Schools, Whitfield County Schools, and a coalition of community organizations, is proud to announce a special Reading Rally and a community celebration featuring Super Bowl Champion, author, and literacy advocate Malcolm Mitchell. These two exciting events, taking place on April 8, celebrate the collective commitment of our community to literacy and inspiring a love of reading among students.
Classroom Spotlight: Mrs. Aguilar’s students at Park Creek School put their math skills to the test by creating “gardens” to practice finding area! By multiplying side lengths, they determined the space of each rectangular plot. As they "planted flowers," they planned how much room each one would need—bringing math to life in a fun and creative way!
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Mrs. Aguilar’s students at Park Creek School put their math skills to the test by creating “gardens” to practice finding area! By multiplying side lengths, they determined the space of each rectangular plot. As they "planted flowers," they planned how much room each one would need—bringing math to life in a fun and creative way!
Mrs. Aguilar’s students at Park Creek School put their math skills to the test by creating “gardens” to practice finding area! By multiplying side lengths, they determined the space of each rectangular plot. As they "planted flowers," they planned how much room each one would need—bringing math to life in a fun and creative way!
Mrs. Aguilar’s students at Park Creek School put their math skills to the test by creating “gardens” to practice finding area! By multiplying side lengths, they determined the space of each rectangular plot. As they "planted flowers," they planned how much room each one would need—bringing math to life in a fun and creative way!
Mrs. Aguilar’s students at Park Creek School put their math skills to the test by creating “gardens” to practice finding area! By multiplying side lengths, they determined the space of each rectangular plot. As they "planted flowers," they planned how much room each one would need—bringing math to life in a fun and creative way!
Mrs. Aguilar’s students at Park Creek School put their math skills to the test by creating “gardens” to practice finding area! By multiplying side lengths, they determined the space of each rectangular plot. As they "planted flowers," they planned how much room each one would need—bringing math to life in a fun and creative way!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Students in Mrs. Leonard's iLab at Roan School dive into hands-on STEM adventures! From controlling robots and exploring virtual reality to bringing dinosaurs into the classroom with augmented reality, these young innovators are always discovering something new. In the Makerspace, they invent and create, while Osmo helps bring their monster designs to life. Learning has never been more exciting!
Dalton High School Literary Team Finishes 2nd in State Competition Dalton, GA – The Dalton High School Literary Team achieved an outstanding finish at the recent State Literary Competition, securing second place overall. Several students earned top individual honors in their respective categories. Ellis Stephens was named State Champion in Dramatic Interpretation, while Lilli Sharp earned the State Champion title in Personal Essay. Jack Kersey and Hayden Poe secured the State Runner-Up position in Duo Interpretation, and Isa Wan was the State Runner-Up in Analytical Essay. Additionally, Andrea Marsh placed third in the state in Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking. The team’s strong performances contributed to their overall second-place finish in the state, marking another successful year for Dalton High School’s Literary Team. https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2101605
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Dalton High School Literary Team Finishes 2nd in State Competition
Alba Gomez Named Westwood School’s Classified Staff Member of the Year Dalton Public Schools is proud to recognize Alba Gomez as Westwood School's Classified Staff Member of the Year. A dedicated STEAM teacher and first-grade paraprofessional, Gomez is known for her commitment to student success, her willingness to go above and beyond for her colleagues, and her deep involvement in the school community. Read more at DaltonPublicSchools.com
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Alba Gomez Named Westwood School’s Classified Staff Member of the Year Dalton Public Schools is proud to recognize Alba Gomez as Westwood School's Classified Staff Member of the Year. A dedicated STEAM teacher and first-grade paraprofessional, Gomez is known for her commitment to student success, her willingness to go above and beyond for her colleagues, and her deep involvement in the school community.
Classroom Spotlight: Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School recently explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
Lauryn Williams' Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School explored their surroundings in an exciting 3D shape hunt! As they searched around the school, students identified spheres, cubes, cylinders, and more, turning their everyday environment into a hands-on learning adventure.
Dalton High School DECA Students Advance to International Competition Dalton, GA – Four Dalton High School students will represent Dalton Public Schools on the international stage as they compete at the DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC) in Orlando, Florida, from April 26-29, 2025. The competition will bring together top high school DECA members from around the world to compete for prestigious DECA glass trophies and scholarships. Dalton High School’s DECA qualifiers are: Garv Patel & Ayush Patel – Travel and Tourism Team Decision Making event Steppanie Lucas & Andy Nguyen – Travel and Tourism Team Decision Making event These students earned their spot at ICDC through outstanding performances at the Georgia DECA State Career Development Conference, where Garv and Ayush placed 8th overall in their event, and Steppanie and Andy placed 13th overall, qualifying as alternates. Tasneem Issa, who placed 10th in the Individual Hospitality and Tourism event, also qualified but has opted not to compete at the international level. Read more: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2098737
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Dalton High School DECA Students Advance to International Competition
The clock is ticking! The deadline for kindergarten registration is quickly approaching—March 14, 2025. Don’t miss out—register your little one today to ensure they’re ready for the upcoming school year!
about 1 month ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
It’s crunch time! Kindergarten registration closes on March 14, 2025—just days away! If your child will be 5 by September 1, 2025, now’s the time to sign them up for an unforgettable school year. Don’t wait—register today!
It’s crunch time! Kindergarten registration closes on March 14, 2025—just days away! If your child will be 5 by September 1, 2025, now’s the time to sign them up for an unforgettable school year. Don’t wait—register today!