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Edgar Miranda has been named principal of the International Community School in Decatur, a charter school in DeKalb County for grades K – 5. Miranda has 30 years of experience as a teacher and educational administrator. Most recently, he was principal of Anglo-American School of Sofia, Bulgaria.

The Princeton Prize, a national service program recognizing outstanding high school students who show leadership by improving race relations in their communities, has been awarded to a number of local students. The prizes went to Kiana Chambers (Northview), who will receive the $1000 Princeton Prize, and Erin Kirchner (Marist), Archie “AJ” Wilson (Dominion Christian School), and Nikunj Jinan (Riverwood International Charter School) will receive Certificates of Accomplishment.

Pet Pick

Cowboy is a handsome guy looking for a new rodeo. He was abandoned by his previous owner at just a year old, but he doesn’t let that get him down. He always maintains a chipper attitude and is happy to meet new friends every day. He loves to play with other pups, chase tennis balls, and eat. Bring on the treats and attention! To adopt Cowboy or any of the other dogs and cats, visit pawsatlanta.org or stop by the shelter at 5287 Covington Highway in Decatur.

Pet Briefs

Fulton County’s Animal Services provider, LifeLine Animal Project, was honored with a national “Animal Defender” award, presented by the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys and the Animal Legal Defense Fund.

Canine Companions for Independence (CCI) has joined forces with PetSmart’s charitable PetSmart

Gives Back Initiative. During Atlanta’s recent DogFest Walk ‘n Roll, PetSmart presented a $2,500 charitable gift for the joint partnership, PetSmart for Patriots, which benefits CCI’s Wounded Veterans Initiative. Founded in 1975, CCI is a national non-profit organization that provides highly skilled assistance dogs to adults, veterans and children with disabilities, free of charge.

Kroger presented a check for more than $2,900 to Angels Among Us Pet Rescue, a nonprofit organization that rescues dogs and cats from high-kill shelters in Georgia. The donation is part of the Kroger Community Rewards program, an initiative that supports schools and community organizations.

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