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Dunwoody High School opened its doors in 1972 as Dunwoody was growing from a quiet bedroom community into a vibrant suburb of Atlanta. DHS graduated it’s first class in 1975, and in 1988 merged with Peachtree High School. The 2 schools compromised to join the school colors of red, white, and blue from Peachtree and the DHS Wildcat mascot to give Dunwoody High the spirited look it has today.
Dunwoody High School is a public high school serving around 2,040 students in grades 9-12 in Dunwoody, Georgia, which is part of the DeKalb County school district. The school consistently outperforms the county and state averages on academic metrics, maintains a high graduation rate, and has a diverse student population.
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Dekalb County Schools Dunwoody High School #5 in Best Public High Schools in DeKalb County. grade A. Overall Grade; Public; 9-12; DUNWOODY, GA; Rating 3.82 out of 5 360 reviews. Back to Profile Home . Academics at Dunwoody High School. Academics Overview. ...
The Dunwoody High School 50th Anniversary Wish List . ATHLETICS: $7,000 Wrestling mat: $3,000 Tennis Bleachers: $175,000 Outdoor bathroom facility and concession redo: $500,000. Home stands with press box includes field naming : $1,500 Gym Chair Caddie : ...
DeKalb County Schools introduces the Clever Launchpad, a student portal that provides access to the Canvas online classroom, the Infinite Campus gradebook, and the student Office365/Outlook accounts, including Teams, as well as a multitude of digital academic resources which are provided by the district. It is easily accessible from any mobile device. Please continue reading (click the ...
Mrs. Harris is ecstatic to be a part of Dunwoody High School’s awesome learning community! In addition to having over 20 years of instructional and leadership experience with the DeKalb County School District, Mrs. Harris is also a proud product of DCSD.
8. Mai 2024 · Mia Dieguez (Image supplied by GoFundMe) An incident report filed by the Dunwoody Police Department revealed extensive and unsuccessful live-saving efforts made by school officials, EMTs, and hospital personnel on a Dunwoody High School student who died on May 6.
