Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School recently gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards.

Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
2 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Students and teacher leaders from The Dalton Academy and Dalton High School gathered at the JA Discovery Center to kick off the year with officer inductions, team challenges, inspiring guest speakers, and valuable networking with advisory boards. Our students demonstrated strong leadership throughout the day, showing that the future is bright. Thank you to Mrs. Holverson and Mrs. Starks for organizing such a meaningful and impactful experience.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.

Special thanks go to the Dalton High School Catabots for constructing the large houses, the Dalton Education Foundation for making this project possible, and the Dalton Fire Department for volunteering their time and expertise to teach students about fire safety.

The experience gave students a rare opportunity to apply classroom knowledge to real-world scenarios, strengthening both their technical skills and community connections.
3 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
Amy Gleaton’s Forensics class at Dalton High School received funding through the Dalton Education Foundation’s Grants for Instruction program to purchase materials for engineering students to build spec houses and stick houses. Once completed, these student-built structures were used in partnership with the Dalton Fire Department Arson Unit to study fire behavior and learn important fire safety skills.
In Lauren Moses’ Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School, students recently practiced important reading skills using their SAVVAS workbooks — learning how to turn pages and hold a book correctly while enjoying a story together!
4 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
In Lauren Moses’ Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School, students recently practiced important reading skills using their SAVVAS workbooks — learning how to turn pages and hold a book correctly while enjoying a story together!
In Lauren Moses’ Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School, students recently practiced important reading skills using their SAVVAS workbooks — learning how to turn pages and hold a book correctly while enjoying a story together!
In Lauren Moses’ Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School, students recently practiced important reading skills using their SAVVAS workbooks — learning how to turn pages and hold a book correctly while enjoying a story together!
In Lauren Moses’ Kindergarten class at Blue Ridge School, students recently practiced important reading skills using their SAVVAS workbooks — learning how to turn pages and hold a book correctly while enjoying a story together!

Dalton Public Schools will be conducting safety drills throughout the year to keep students and staff prepared.

Learn more here: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2391018

5 days ago, DPS Communications
"Dalton Public Schools graphic with a red background featuring the district logo and the text 'School Safety Drills 2025-26' in bold white letters."
Dalton Public Schools Little Cats Program Enrollment for 2025-2026

Dalton Public Schools is now enrolling 3–4-year-olds for the 2025-2026 Little Cats Program! This free parent and child program meets once a week for 2.5 hours, offering a range of activities including story time, music, movement, and literacy, math, and science activities to foster academic and motor skills development. Classes are led by the DPS Early Childhood Coordinator and are available at three locations:

CURRENT LOCATIONS:
CITY PARK ELEMENTARY: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026.
Address: 105 N. Thornton Avenue, Dalton, GA 30720
BEECHLAND RESOURCE CENTER: Afternoon session will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026.
Address:704 Beechland Circle. Dalton, GA 30721
ROAN ROUNDHOUSE: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Tuesday, starting on September 9th.
Address: 400 Vann Circle Dalton, GA 30721For more information, please contact:
Saira Laruy: 706-463-7631

Click here for more information: https://5il.co/2t4qk
5 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Dalton Public Schools Little Cats Program Enrollment for 2025-2026 Dalton Public Schools is now enrolling 3–4-year-olds for the 2025-2026 Little Cats Program! This free parent and child program meets once a week for 2.5 hours, offering a range of activities including story time, music, movement, and literacy, math, and science activities to foster academic and motor skills development. Classes are led by the DPS Early Childhood Coordinator and are available at three locations: CURRENT LOCATIONS: CITY PARK ELEMENTARY: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address: 105 N. Thornton Avenue, Dalton, GA 30720 BEECHLAND RESOURCE CENTER: Afternoon session will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address:704 Beechland Circle. Dalton, GA 30721 ROAN ROUNDHOUSE: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Tuesday, starting on September 9th. Address: 400 Vann Circle Dalton, GA 30721For more information, please contact: Saira Laruy: 706-463-7631 Click here for more information: https://5il.co/2t4qk
Dalton Public Schools Little Cats Program Enrollment for 2025-2026 Dalton Public Schools is now enrolling 3–4-year-olds for the 2025-2026 Little Cats Program! This free parent and child program meets once a week for 2.5 hours, offering a range of activities including story time, music, movement, and literacy, math, and science activities to foster academic and motor skills development. Classes are led by the DPS Early Childhood Coordinator and are available at three locations: CURRENT LOCATIONS: CITY PARK ELEMENTARY: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address: 105 N. Thornton Avenue, Dalton, GA 30720 BEECHLAND RESOURCE CENTER: Afternoon session will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address:704 Beechland Circle. Dalton, GA 30721 ROAN ROUNDHOUSE: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Tuesday, starting on September 9th. Address: 400 Vann Circle Dalton, GA 30721For more information, please contact: Saira Laruy: 706-463-7631 Click here for more information: https://5il.co/2t4qk
Dalton Public Schools Celebrates Hannah Talley as 2025 Tom Jones Educator of the Year

Dalton Public Schools is proud to announce that Hannah Talley, Media Specialist at City Park School, has been named the 2025 Tom Jones Educator of the Year by the Dalton Education Foundation.

With over 25 years of dedicated service in Dalton Public Schools, Talley has made a profound impact on students, colleagues, and the broader Dalton community. Beginning her career as a fifth-grade teacher at City Park Elementary in 1999, she has continuously sought innovative ways to engage students and families both inside and outside the classroom.

Read more: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2388874
6 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Dalton Public Schools Celebrates Hannah Talley as 2025 Tom Jones Educator of the Year
Dalton Public Schools Celebrates Hannah Talley as 2025 Tom Jones Educator of the Year
Dalton Public Schools Celebrates Hannah Talley as 2025 Tom Jones Educator of the Year
Dalton Public Schools Celebrates Hannah Talley as 2025 Tom Jones Educator of the Year
The Little Cats Open House brought families together for a day of learning and fun!

Christina Rand from GPB Education (PBS Kids Resources) guided families through engaging Social & Emotional Learning activities, while also sharing take-home materials to extend the experience beyond the event.

This celebration showcased the valuable partnership between Dalton Public Schools and GAPBS, as we work hand in hand to empower parents as their child’s first teacher and create meaningful opportunities for family learning.

The excitement and joy shared by our families made it clear—our future Cats are off to a great start, and amazing things are happening here at DPS!
10 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
The Little Cats Open House brought families together for a day of learning and fun!
The Little Cats Open House brought families together for a day of learning and fun!
The Little Cats Open House brought families together for a day of learning and fun!
The Little Cats Open House brought families together for a day of learning and fun!
The Little Cats Open House brought families together for a day of learning and fun!
The Little Cats Open House brought families together for a day of learning and fun!
The Little Cats Open House brought families together for a day of learning and fun!
The Little Cats Open House brought families together for a day of learning and fun!
Classroom Spotlight: Deb Harrington’s students at Dalton Junior High wrapped up their geography unit by traveling through the five regions of Georgia—without leaving the classroom! Using virtual reality, they explored the state’s diverse landscapes in an immersive and exciting way.
11 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Classroom Spotlight: Deb Harrington’s students at Dalton Junior High wrapped up their geography unit by traveling through the five regions of Georgia—without leaving the classroom! Using virtual reality, they explored the state’s diverse landscapes in an immersive and exciting way.
Classroom Spotlight: Deb Harrington’s students at Dalton Junior High wrapped up their geography unit by traveling through the five regions of Georgia—without leaving the classroom! Using virtual reality, they explored the state’s diverse landscapes in an immersive and exciting way.
Classroom Spotlight: Deb Harrington’s students at Dalton Junior High wrapped up their geography unit by traveling through the five regions of Georgia—without leaving the classroom! Using virtual reality, they explored the state’s diverse landscapes in an immersive and exciting way.
Classroom Spotlight: Deb Harrington’s students at Dalton Junior High wrapped up their geography unit by traveling through the five regions of Georgia—without leaving the classroom! Using virtual reality, they explored the state’s diverse landscapes in an immersive and exciting way.
Classroom Spotlight: Deb Harrington’s students at Dalton Junior High wrapped up their geography unit by traveling through the five regions of Georgia—without leaving the classroom! Using virtual reality, they explored the state’s diverse landscapes in an immersive and exciting way.
Classroom Spotlight: Deb Harrington’s students at Dalton Junior High wrapped up their geography unit by traveling through the five regions of Georgia—without leaving the classroom! Using virtual reality, they explored the state’s diverse landscapes in an immersive and exciting way.
Classroom Spotlight: Deb Harrington’s students at Dalton Junior High wrapped up their geography unit by traveling through the five regions of Georgia—without leaving the classroom! Using virtual reality, they explored the state’s diverse landscapes in an immersive and exciting way.
Dalton Junior High is shining bright!

Our students achieved 100% Proficient & Distinguished on the Algebra Milestones—an incredible accomplishment.

Among NWGA RESA middle schools, Dalton Jr. High ranked 7th overall in Algebra Milestones performance.

Congratulations to our students and teachers—your commitment and hard work continue to make us proud.
11 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Dalton Jr. High is shining bright! Our students achieved 100% Proficient & Distinguished on the Algebra Milestones—an incredible accomplishment. Among NWGA RESA middle schools, Dalton Jr. High ranked 7th overall in Algebra Milestones performance. Congratulations to our students and teachers—your commitment and hard work continue to make us proud.
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension! He joined these 1st Grade Pollinator Protectors to explore the importance of pollinators and even led a hands-on pollinator census in the garden. These young scientists loved learning how they can help protect these vital creatures!
11 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension!
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension!
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension!
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension!
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension!
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension!
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension!
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension!
Brookwood School was thrilled to welcome Shane Kornberg from the University of Georgia 4-H Extension!
Dalton Public Schools Little Cats Program Enrollment for 2025-2026

Dalton Public Schools is now enrolling 3–4-year-olds for the 2025-2026 Little Cats Program! This free parent and child program meets once a week for 2.5 hours, offering a range of activities including story time, music, movement, and literacy, math, and science activities to foster academic and motor skills development. Classes are led by the DPS Early Childhood Coordinator and are available at three locations:

CURRENT LOCATIONS:
CITY PARK ELEMENTARY: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026.
Address: 105 N. Thornton Avenue, Dalton, GA 30720
BEECHLAND RESOURCE CENTER: Afternoon session will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026.
Address:704 Beechland Circle. Dalton, GA 30721
ROAN ROUNDHOUSE: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Tuesday, starting on September 9th.
Address: 400 Vann Circle Dalton, GA 30721For more information, please contact:
Saira Laruy: 706-463-7631

Click here for more information: https://5il.co/2t4qk
13 days ago, Ashley Grycz
Dalton Public Schools Little Cats Program Enrollment for 2025-2026 Dalton Public Schools is now enrolling 3–4-year-olds for the 2025-2026 Little Cats Program! This free parent and child program meets once a week for 2.5 hours, offering a range of activities including story time, music, movement, and literacy, math, and science activities to foster academic and motor skills development. Classes are led by the DPS Early Childhood Coordinator and are available at three locations: CURRENT LOCATIONS: CITY PARK ELEMENTARY: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address: 105 N. Thornton Avenue, Dalton, GA 30720 BEECHLAND RESOURCE CENTER: Afternoon session will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address:704 Beechland Circle. Dalton, GA 30721 ROAN ROUNDHOUSE: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Tuesday, starting on September 9th. Address: 400 Vann Circle Dalton, GA 30721For more information, please contact: Saira Laruy: 706-463-7631 Click here for more information: https://5il.co/2t4qk
Dalton Public Schools Little Cats Program Enrollment for 2025-2026 Dalton Public Schools is now enrolling 3–4-year-olds for the 2025-2026 Little Cats Program! This free parent and child program meets once a week for 2.5 hours, offering a range of activities including story time, music, movement, and literacy, math, and science activities to foster academic and motor skills development. Classes are led by the DPS Early Childhood Coordinator and are available at three locations: CURRENT LOCATIONS: CITY PARK ELEMENTARY: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address: 105 N. Thornton Avenue, Dalton, GA 30720 BEECHLAND RESOURCE CENTER: Afternoon session will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address:704 Beechland Circle. Dalton, GA 30721 ROAN ROUNDHOUSE: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Tuesday, starting on September 9th. Address: 400 Vann Circle Dalton, GA 30721For more information, please contact: Saira Laruy: 706-463-7631 Click here for more information: https://5il.co/2t4qk
Full Circle at City Park: Former Student Returns to Teach Alongside Mentor

City Park School is celebrating a remarkable full-circle story this year as veteran teacher Stephanie Williams begins her 34th year in education. Williams, who has spent her entire career teaching in Dalton Public Schools, is now teaching alongside one of her former students.

Williams has taught at Morris Street, Park Creek, and City Park, spending the last 20 years at City Park. This school year, she welcomed Kimberly Gonzalez, a former student she taught nearly 25 years ago at Park Creek, as a co-teacher in the 3rd–5th grade focus room.

This touching moment at City Park is a reflection of something Dalton Public Schools is proud to see often—students who once walked the halls of DPS returning years later as teachers, sometimes even working side by side with the very educators who inspired them.

While this story is just one example, it highlights how generations of educators and students continue to shape one another. It’s a powerful reminder of what it means to #LeaveYourMark.

READ MORE: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2377495
13 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Full Circle at City Park: Former Student Returns to Teach Alongside Mentor
Full Circle at City Park: Former Student Returns to Teach Alongside Mentor
Full Circle at City Park: Former Student Returns to Teach Alongside Mentor
Full Circle at City Park: Former Student Returns to Teach Alongside Mentor
Full Circle at City Park: Former Student Returns to Teach Alongside Mentor
Full Circle at City Park: Former Student Returns to Teach Alongside Mentor
We’re excited to spotlight our amazing Teachers and Classified Staff Members of the Year! Follow along all school year as we celebrate the incredible people who make Dalton Public Schools shine.

Madison Clark Named 2024-2025 Teacher of the Year at Blue Ridge School

Dalton Public Schools is proud to announce that Madison Clark, English Language Arts Instructional Coach at Blue Ridge School, has been selected as the school’s 2025-2026 Teacher of the Year.

Clark, a Dalton native and Dalton High School graduate, has been part of Blue Ridge School since her time as a student teacher while completing her undergraduate degree at Dalton State College.

Her journey as an educator has been shaped by both her experiences as a student and her passion for relationships. “Aside from the accomplishments that look good on paper, my biggest accomplishment in education is the relationships I have built. My heart could burst every time I think about the students I have had the privilege of teaching, and now the adults in which I can prove to them that they are capable of amazing things.”

Read more: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2374976
13 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
We’re excited to spotlight our amazing Teachers and Classified Staff Members of the Year! Follow along all school year as we celebrate the incredible people who make Dalton Public Schools shine.
GIVEAWAY: Dalton High School is still accepting nominations for the second annual class of the DHS Athletics Hall of Fame! This prestigious honor recognizes former athletes, coaches, administrators, and community members who have left a lasting mark on Dalton Athletics.

🌟 Bonus Giveaway 🌟
Everyone who completes a full nomination by this Thursday, August 28, will be entered to win season tickets to watch the Catamounts play at Harmon Field this fall!

Key Dates:
Deadline to Submit: September 3
Induction Ceremony: October 16
Public Recognition: October 17 (Halftime of the home football game)

Nomination Categories:
Former Athlete (must be 5+ years post-graduation)
Coach/Administrator (must be retired with at least 5 years of service)
Community Contributor (open at any time)

👉 Submit the official online form here:
https://dalton.iad1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9LksR1CZHKyeys6
Inductees will also be permanently recognized on our new Virtual Hall of Fame website, ensuring their legacy is honored for generations to come.

🔗 Learn more and submit a nomination:
https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2320436
14 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
GIVEAWAY: Dalton High School is still accepting nominations for the second annual class of the DHS Athletics Hall of Fame! This prestigious honor recognizes former athletes, coaches, administrators, and community members who have left a lasting mark on Dalton Athletics.
Don't forget!

There is no school on Monday, September 1, due to the Labor Day Holiday. We will see all of our students and staff back in school on Tuesday, September 2.

Have a great long weekend!
14 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
There is no school on Monday, September 1, due to the Labor Day Holiday. We will see all of our students and staff back in school on Tuesday, September 2.
Dalton Public Schools is proud to share that Dalton High School has been selected as one of just four Georgia schools to participate in the Fox Theatre’s 2025–26 All-Access Pass program!

This exciting opportunity will allow our juniors and seniors to explore behind-the-scenes careers in the arts, from stage management and lighting to marketing and event services. Students will attend a Broadway in Atlanta performance, join workshops and mentorships, and even take part in a shadowing day at the historic Fox Theatre.

We are grateful to Fox Gives for providing our students with this extraordinary chance to learn, grow, and dream big.

Read more here: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2370340
17 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Dalton Public Schools is proud to share that Dalton High School has been selected as one of just four Georgia schools to participate in the Fox Theatre’s 2025–26 All-Access Pass program!
Classroom Spotlight: Today, Maggie Kalafut’s class at Park Creek School engaged in thoughtful discussions as they worked through comprehension questions connected to a story they read about an amusement park adventure.
19 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Classroom Spotlight: Today, Maggie Kalafut’s class at Park Creek School engaged in thoughtful discussions as they worked through comprehension questions connected to a story they had read earlier in the week about an amusement park adventure.
Classroom Spotlight: Today, Maggie Kalafut’s class at Park Creek School engaged in thoughtful discussions as they worked through comprehension questions connected to a story they had read earlier in the week about an amusement park adventure.
Dalton Public Schools Little Cats Program Enrollment for 2025-2026

Dalton Public Schools is now enrolling 3–4-year-olds for the 2025-2026 Little Cats Program! This free parent and child program meets once a week for 2.5 hours, offering a range of activities including story time, music, movement, and literacy, math, and science activities to foster academic and motor skills development. Classes are led by the DPS Early Childhood Coordinator and are available at three locations:

CURRENT LOCATIONS:
CITY PARK ELEMENTARY: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026.
Address: 105 N. Thornton Avenue, Dalton, GA 30720
BEECHLAND RESOURCE CENTER: Afternoon session will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026.
Address:704 Beechland Circle. Dalton, GA 30721
ROAN ROUNDHOUSE: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Tuesday, starting on September 9th.
Address: 400 Vann Circle Dalton, GA 30721For more information, please contact:
Saira Laruy: 706-463-7631

Click here for more information: https://5il.co/2t4qk
20 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Dalton Public Schools Little Cats Program Enrollment for 2025-2026 Dalton Public Schools is now enrolling 3–4-year-olds for the 2025-2026 Little Cats Program! This free parent and child program meets once a week for 2.5 hours, offering a range of activities including story time, music, movement, and literacy, math, and science activities to foster academic and motor skills development. Classes are led by the DPS Early Childhood Coordinator and are available at three locations: CURRENT LOCATIONS: CITY PARK ELEMENTARY: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address: 105 N. Thornton Avenue, Dalton, GA 30720 BEECHLAND RESOURCE CENTER: Afternoon session will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address:704 Beechland Circle. Dalton, GA 30721 ROAN ROUNDHOUSE: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Tuesday, starting on September 9th. Address: 400 Vann Circle Dalton, GA 30721For more information, please contact: Saira Laruy: 706-463-7631 Click here for more information: https://5il.co/2t4qk
Dalton Public Schools Little Cats Program Enrollment for 2025-2026 Dalton Public Schools is now enrolling 3–4-year-olds for the 2025-2026 Little Cats Program! This free parent and child program meets once a week for 2.5 hours, offering a range of activities including story time, music, movement, and literacy, math, and science activities to foster academic and motor skills development. Classes are led by the DPS Early Childhood Coordinator and are available at three locations: CURRENT LOCATIONS: CITY PARK ELEMENTARY: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address: 105 N. Thornton Avenue, Dalton, GA 30720 BEECHLAND RESOURCE CENTER: Afternoon session will be offered. Classes will be every Wednesday, starting in January 2026. Address:704 Beechland Circle. Dalton, GA 30721 ROAN ROUNDHOUSE: Morning and afternoon sessions will be offered. Classes will be every Tuesday, starting on September 9th. Address: 400 Vann Circle Dalton, GA 30721For more information, please contact: Saira Laruy: 706-463-7631 Click here for more information: https://5il.co/2t4qk
We are proud to share that Georgia Sanders, a Junior at Dalton High School and an outstanding volleyball and basketball player, has been selected to serve on the 2025-2026 GHSA Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC)!

The SAAC represents student-athletes from across Georgia and organizes major events such as the Student Section Spirit Challenge, the Inspiration Award, and the annual Student-Athlete Leadership Conference in April. Founded in 2019 by GHSA Associate Directors Penny Pitts-Mitchell and Tanya Anderson, the council provides a strong voice for student-athletes across the state.

👏 Please join us in congratulating Georgia on this incredible honor and celebrating her role in representing Dalton Public Schools at the state level!
20 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
We are proud to share that Georgia Sanders, a Junior at Dalton High School and an outstanding volleyball and basketball player, has been selected to serve on the 2025-2026 GHSA Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC)!
We are proud to share that Georgia Sanders, a Junior at Dalton High School and an outstanding volleyball and basketball player, has been selected to serve on the 2025-2026 GHSA Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC)!
We are proud to share that Georgia Sanders, a Junior at Dalton High School and an outstanding volleyball and basketball player, has been selected to serve on the 2025-2026 GHSA Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC)!
It’s officially the end of Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on our final recent graduate!

Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Kaylee Tatum

During her time at Dalton High School, Kaylee was a member of the National Honor Society and an integral part of the varsity softball team. Her largest accomplishments during high school was maintaining strong grades while committing to continue her athletic career at the Division I level. In the fall, she will attend Alabama A&M University, where she will major in science as part of the radiologic technology program, working toward her goal of becoming an X-ray technician. While at Dalton High School, Kaylee developed a meaningful connection with Mrs. Jewell, an educator whom she believed had a genuine love for her students. One of Kaylee’s proudest moments was refusing to give up on herself after being told she wouldn’t be able to play softball at the university level, much less in Division I. Instead of letting those words define her, she used them as motivation to work harder and achieve her goals. She encourages younger students to do the same: use others’ negative words as the fuel that pushes you forward!

Way to go Kaylee !
20 days ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially the end of Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on our final recent graduate! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Kaylee Tatum During her time at Dalton High School, Kaylee was a member of the National Honor Society and an integral part of the varsity softball team. Her largest accomplishments during high school was maintaining strong grades while committing to continue her athletic career at the Division I level. In the fall, she will attend Alabama A&M University, where she will major in science as part of the radiologic technology program, working toward her goal of becoming an X-ray technician. While at Dalton High School, Kaylee developed a meaningful connection with Mrs. Jewell, an educator whom she believed had a genuine love for her students. One of Kaylee’s proudest moments was refusing to give up on herself after being told she wouldn’t be able to play softball at the university level, much less in Division I. Instead of letting those words define her, she used them as motivation to work harder and achieve her goals. She encourages younger students to do the same: use others’ negative words as the fuel that pushes you forward! Way to go Kaylee !
Thank You ! The Dalton Communications Team extends our thanks to the Class of 2025 for sharing your achievements with us. Celebrating your successes has been an honor, and we are confident you will carry your ambition and talents forward to make a lasting impact. Congratulations, Class of 2025!