Seniors earn high school diploma and associate's degree More than 100 DeKalb County School District (DCSD) seniors graduated this year with not just a high school diploma, but a significant step forward [...]
Inaugural Firefighter Academy deemed success by district and community partners Being a firefighter is not easy. When disaster strikes, the job requires an individual to react with precision, discipline, and a sense [...]
Druid Hills High senior earns scholarship to University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill When Druid Hills High School senior Cai Castillo-Carvaja began applying to colleges, she was just hoping to land [...]
Vote for Arantza Pena Popo's image June 3 through June 7 One DeKalb County School District (DCSD) student is attempting to take her art to one of the highest platforms in the [...]
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DCSD recognizes top academically performing students Each year, high schools throughout the country choose at least two seniors that exemplify dedication, determination, discipline, and excellence. These students, through rigorous study and precise [...]
DeKalb County School District (DCSD) 2019 graduates can learn more about college entry, military enrollment, and entering the workforce courtesy of the Department of Student Advancement's Summer Transition Centers (STC). STCs are scheduled to [...]
Graduation Central is your one-stop shop for DeKalb County School District (DCSD) graduation information. Our goal is to provide each school community with a convenient and efficient way to share graduation news and updates. The [...]
We Are DCSD Magazine showcases inspiring stories of achievement and triumph from students, classrooms, labs, stadiums, and more throughout DeKalb County School District.
Georgia Department of Education honors 25 seniors Twenty-five DeKalb County School District (DCSD) high school students received special recognition this month from the state’s leading authority on education. State Superintendent Richard Woods [...]
