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The American Theatre Wing, an organization dedicated to supporting excellence and education in theatre, recently awarded the Dalton Middle School Drama/Theatre Arts program with the Andrew Lloyd Webber Classroom Resources Grant.

The Georgia Association for Gifted Children recently awarded Dalton High School student Tripp Phillips with the 2021 Gifted Teen Award. Tripp is a 15-year-old with a knack for inventing and problem solving.

A scholarship that provides $500 toward a year's worth of piano lessons to a Dalton Public Schools student is available through the Dalton Education Foundation.

Three teachers at Dalton Middle School found a collaborative, unique way to celebrate Black History Month throughout February by looking closely at the accomplishments, as well as struggles, of African Americans throughout history.

Dalton Public Schools will host their annual Teacher Recruitment Fair at the new Hammond Creek Middle School on Saturday, March 13 from 8 am to 12 pm.

Do you know a student support staff member in Dalton Public Schools who should be recognized for their hard work and passion for working in our schools to improve the opportunity for student learning by making 'school' a better place for our students?

Do you know an educator in Dalton Public Schools that should be recognized for their hard work and passion for working with students, teachers and our community? Nominations are now being accepted for the Tom Jones Educator of the Year award.

Dalton Public Schools is prioritising safety by allowing parents and guardians to easily track their students' bus locations via a new app.

With their families by their sides, five eighth grade students from Dalton Middle School signed the paperwork committing to the Georgia REACH (Realizing Educational Achievement Can Happen) Scholars program in a ceremony on Wednesday, December 9. Jennifer Diaz-Gonzalez, Angel Escobar-Raymundo, Kendrix London, Aracely Calderon and Tasia del Rosario make up the fifth class of Dalton's REACH Georgia Scholars.