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BACK TO SCHOOL May’s Family Fun Day boasts 300 big boxes filled with school supplies Story and Photos by Joshua Smith
LITHONIA—Rock climbing, horseback riding, swimming, grilled hotdogs and hamburgers, along with pounds of school supplies—were all provided free to the thousands of families who turned out for DeKalb County Commissioner Lee May’s Annual Family Fun Day at the Bransby Outdoor YMCA Center in Lithonia. The outdoor fun day, which was held last month to mark the end of summer for DeKalb’s school children, provided plenty of fun under the sun with live entertainment from local artists, an interactive videogame center, moonwalks, face painting, basketball tournaments and several vendors offering cool treats to beat the heat. May, as he traditionally has done, held a drive for
school supplies, which he then gave away until he ran out to many of the families who attended his Family Day. The supplies, including book bags, pens, pencils, paper and folders, filled more than 300 cardboard boxes, said Roderick Cunningham, who assisted May with the drive through the Beverly Cunningham Outreach Program. “With the economy being in the state that it is, foreclosures and everything going up in costs, it’s a good thing to give the residents of DeKalb at least one day to leave all that stress behind and enjoy a full day of free family fun,” said May, who represents District 5. “This is my fifth year hosting this event and I really love doing it. It’s always a real highlight to the year.”
Students head back to school for another year of learning The Rockdale County Public School System led the pack for back to schoolers, welcoming students for the first day of class on July 30. While all other school systems in Metro Atlanta prepare for their first day of school (Aug. 1 – 13), expect to see more buses in your neighborhood and heavy backpacks galore as families prepare for another school year. Conyers Middle School Principal Maryland Nesmith directs students and parents on the first day of school.
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Meet Rockdale County’s New Schools Chief Richard Autry
ockdale County Public Schools has a new Schools’ Superintendent, Richard Autry. He was formerly chief academic officer and internal strategic plan facilitator, before being selected on June 25 to replace Dr. Samuel King, who left Rockdale to head the Norfolk, VA Public Schools System. With Autry at the helm, Rockdale has a seasoned educator. He is an educator and administrator with 23 years experience in public schools. started his new position on July 1. Recently, On Common Ground News reached Autry to conduct a question-and-answer session with him about his plans for the school system, and to introduce him to the community. Here’s what he had to say: Q. As a veteran of the Rockdale County School district, what do you consider to be the district’s strengths, its assets? What about improvements needed?
A. I truly believe the strength of this school system is its people. We have highly qualified and passionate educators and support staff who work extremely hard to provide the best possible education and opportunities for the students of Rockdale County. We also have a Board of Education and a community who value education and are supportive of our district. Q. What do you consider benchmarks for students’ success? A. With standards-based curriculum, teachers
can check for mastery of the standards in a variety of ways in the classroom. We have a process in place to check for mastery at regular intervals and provide safety-net programs or enrichment as indicated. The process also includes benchmark, state and national assessments as one measure of student success. However, the ultimate measure is meeting the mission of our district by preparing every child to be successful in the community, in post-secondary education, and/or the world of work. Q. What are your top priorities for this school year? What about your long-term goals?
A. Our Board of Education recently adopted our renewed strategic plan which serves as the blueprint for our work and continuous improvement over the next three to five years. This plan is the result of collaborative work among parents, students, educators, and community members who spent many hours together developing community beliefs, our mission, strategies and action plans. We will begin working on the phase one action plans during this school year. At the same time we begin working on our strategic plan, we are faced with many changes coming from the state and federal levels. It is important we maintain some stability for our teachers and staff and that we are very deliberate on how and when we affect change. Q. What are you most proud of concerning Rockdale schools? A. I am extremely proud of all of the many accolades and awards our district and schools have achieved over the past few years which are included on the attached document. Q. How do you describe your leadership style? A. Collaborative and facilitative. I believe that
communication and collaboration are critical elements to leading any organization forward. My key role is to serve and support our classroom teachers. Q. How will you interact with teachers and administrators to ensure that their concerns are addressed and that you and your administration work cohesively? A. I will be making regular visits to all schools to talk with administrators and teachers. We will continue with monthly principal meetings and will be looking at ways to enhance current communication tools such as the Teacher Think Tank and Superintendent’s Video connections. Q. How will you engage parents and students in your administration? A. Family friendly schools, family outreach, welcoming climates, and student empowerment are all embedded in our renewed strategic plan. We will be assessing our current practices and incorporating research-based best practices to improve student and family engagement in our schools and our district Q. Why did you decide to become an educator? A. I was touched by working with a special needs student during my sophomore year in college. I knew then I wanted to work and have a positive impact on young people.
Snapshot of Superintendent Richard Autry Age: 48 Family: Married with one daughter, 11 Raised: Newton County Recreation: Enjoys the outdoors
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Coming up Stan Watson to host free breakfast, school supplies give away
Southwest DeKalb High sets Unity in the Community event
DeKalb County Commissioner Stan Watson will host a back-to-school celebration at his community breakfast on Aug. 4, 9 – 11 a.m., at Chapel Hill Middle School, 3535 Dogwood Farms Road, Decatur. Commissioner Watson’s “Book ‘Um and Bag ‘Um” backpack and school supply drive will benefit the students at Chapel Hill Middle School. Everyoe who attends the meeting is asked to bring school supplies. Dr. Cheryl Atkinson, superintendent of DeKalb County Schools, will be the guest speaker at the breakfast. “It is always an honor for me to find ways to reach back to families who are having tough times and show that Stan Watson we, as a community, care,” Watson said. “I am grateful that I can count on my friends who share the same passion to continue to support my efforts to ensure that each student is ready and prepared with the necessary supplies for the upcoming academic year.” This event is free and open to the public. No registration is required. 404371-3681.
Southwest DeKalb High School, 2863 Kelley Chapel Road, Decatur, will host the Unity in the Community Back to School Fair on Aug. 11, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. DeKalb County students are welcome to join students, parents and faculty from Chapel Hill Elementary, Chapel Hill Middle, Rainbow Elementary and Bob Mathis Elementary schools for this free event. Students and their families can enjoy free hotdogs and hamburgers, live music, games and participate in 3-on-3 basketball games. You can also try your luck at the dunk machine, where you’ll have the chance to dunk your favorite SWD football player or coach. Free blood pressure checks will be given. All students can receive physicals from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. for $10. 678-874-1902.
Sugarloaf International festival: free school supplies, events for families Sugarloaf International Fellowship, 1664 Old Peachtree Road, N.W., Suwannee, will host an International Back-toSchool Festival on Aug. 4, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. The festival will celebrate several cultures of the world under one roof. Festival activities include free school supplies, live entrainment from local artists, games, food and face painting. All ages are welcome. 770-569-1762.
New Birth welcomes youths to Back to School Bash New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, 6400 Woodrow Road, Lithonia, will host a Back to School Bash on Aug. 4, 10 a.m. – 3p.m. The church’s Outreach Department will host the event. Students can play in the kids zone, receive school supplies, as well as prayer or counseling from New Birth staff. The church has been collecting school supplies during office hours, as well as before and after services, to prepare for the event. 770-696-9600.
Elizabeth Baptist ready for Back To School Blast Elizabeth Baptist Church, 4245 Cascade Road, S.W., Atlanta, will host its Back To School Bash on Aug. 4, 6 – 7 p.m. The church’s Youth Ministry will pray and encourage students as they prepare for the coming school year. Students experiencing hardships can receive school supplies at the event. Students must register and attend the program’s prayer blast in order to receive school supplies. EBC will also be accepting application to enter their College Prep program. The program holds educational workshops, SAT/ACT prep and has other resources such as “Finding Your College Fit” and how to find resources for college. The event is free, but you must register to attend. For more information and to register, contact Rosa Cohen at rosa.cohen@elizabethbaptist.org or 404-6913146.
Totally ‘80’s Back to School Event The Pickneyville Community Recreation Center is inviting youths to attend a “Totally 80’s” party on Aug. 19, 7 – 9 p.m. Search through your mom’s or dad’s closet to find some 80’s gear for the flash back event. From leg warmers and big, curly hair to headbands and shoulder pads, youths may show off their costumes. Rock out with a DJ, and enjoy refreshments and prizes for the best dressed. All ages are $5 per person to attend in advance and $7 per person at the door. The Pickneyville Community Recreation Center is located at 4650 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Norcross. 770417-2200.
Healthy Belvedere offers free gardening program for youth Registration begins Aug. 13 for the Healthy Belvedere Initiative’s, “Fall Gardening For All Program.” This is a free garden education program that brings youth participants and adult volunteers together to explore a variety of gardening topics. The program is held on six consecutive Saturday mornings, starting on Sept. 8, 9 – 11 a.m., for youths ages 6 – 14. Classes include planting in the Healthy Belvedere community garden, learning about honeybees, beneficial insects, medicinal plants, water conservation and composting. Youths will get hands-on experience with building a “hoop house,” making garden art, preparing healthy foods and planting. The session also includes a fun field trip. The program will be held at the Healthy Belvedere Community Garden at Peace Lutheran Church, 1679 Columbia Drive, Decatur. Registration begins Aug. 13 and closes Aug. 24. For more information or to register, call 678-973-2186.
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Heading Back To Classes Rockdale County: July 30 City Schools of Decatur: Aug. 1 City of Atlanta (Traditional Schools): Aug. 6 Gwinnett County: Aug. 6 Henry County: Aug. 6 DeKalb County: Aug. 13 Fulton County: Aug. 13
Metro Atlanta schools roll out Open House welcome mats
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ummer whizzed by. It’s already that time of year again—time for students and parents to meet their teachers and administrators and learn what’s in store for the 2012-13 school year. To help parents and students, public schools around metro Atlanta are hosting Open Houses, Meet and Greets or Orientation. While some school districts such as Rockdale County Schools and city Schools of Decatur already have rolled out their welcome mats, districts like DeKalb that are starting school a little later are inviting families to Open Houses. DeKalb will have a separate Open House for elementary, middle and high school students to make it easier for families with children in more than one school to make their rounds. In DeKalb, Open House dates are scheduled as follows: Aug. 8, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. (9th Graders and New Students only), and from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. (returning high school students) Aug. 9, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. (Middle Schools) Aug. 10, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. (Elementary Schools) In Fulton County, Open Houses have been scheduled at various times for schools in the district. For a look at individual schools hosting Open House, visit http://portal.fultonschools.org/News_Room/Pages/Fulton Countyschoolsannounce2012sneakapeekopenhousedates.aspx . In Henry County, the school system will host its Open House session on one day at different times: Aug. 2, 1 to 3 p.m. (High School); 3 to 5 p.m. (Middle School; and 5 to 7 p.m. (Elementary). In the City of Atlanta and Gwinnett County, parents should contact their school for Meet and Greet and information on orientation. --By Joshua Smith
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Students in Rockdale Career Academy’s Culinary Arts Program will prepare a luncheon for local businesses on Aug. 14. The businesses are coming at the invitation of the Rockdale Chamber of Commerce, which is seeking partners for the school. Every year, the students, under the guidance of Wes Goodman, a 13-year teacher and chef at the school, cooks for the “I Can Do That!” progam. The event is designed to showcase the students’s work. This year, rising senior Savannah McElray, 17, helped Goodman welcome new students to Culinary 101. McElray, 17, loves to bake sweet treats and hopes to own her own bakery someday. The “I Can Do That!” luncheon is free for business owners to attend, but advance registration is required by Aug. 9 For more information, call Kathy Zahradnik at 770-483-7049.
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Rockdale Schools hiring bus drivers
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he Rockdale County Public School System is seeking to hire about 20 substitute bus drivers. Rockdale currently has about 160 bus drivers, and is looking to place 20 drivers in their substitute pool, to be used by the school system as needed. “Hired drivers will fill in for other drivers when they are unable to drive their routes. The school system is filling positions immediately and is looking for dedicated drivers who can demonstrate the ability to work effectively with students,” said Cindy Ball, Rockdale County Public Schools spokesperson. Candidates should have a high school diploma or equivalent and a valid
Georgia Commercial Driver’s License, Class B. Applicants must agree to have a background check conducted through the GBI Criminal Network and agree to be fingerprinted. The positions are four hours per day. Salary is based on experience and the Bus Driver Salary Schedule adopted by the Rockdale County Board of Education. For more information, visit www.rockdale.k12.ga.us or call 770-483-4713. The application may be completed online or mailed to: Cathy Smiley, Rockdale County Schools Human Resources, P.O. Box 1199, Conyers, GA 30012-1199.
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