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throughout the year and is an integral part of your child's

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                          Be a Classroom Hero

     Dunwoody Strong needs your financial support to purchase
cell phone hotels to help students improve focus and engagement.
Be a classroom hero by sponsoring a teacher! Donate $50 today! DunwoodyStrong@gmail.com to PayPal or Zelle.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

  

 


 

                 Fall Semester Curriculum Night

     We want to invite all families to Fall Semester Curriculum Night

on Tuesday, September 9 from 6:00 – 7:30pm. The evening will

begin with an assembly in the Auditorium, where you will hear

important information from Mr. Bass. Then you will be able to

follow your student’s schedule around to all four class periods.

The exact schedule for the evening will be as follows:

 

         Assembly in Auditorium  6:00 – 6:25

 

         1st Period                       6:35 – 6:45

 

         2nd Period                      6:50 – 7:00

 

         3rd Period                       7:05 – 7:15

 

         4th Period                       7:20 – 7:30


                       Rebalancing of Sections

     One of the big tasks we have the first few weeks of school is

to identify students who are on roll but have moved to another

school and to withdraw those students. That along with new

enrollment and schedule changes can result in some sections

of courses becoming too large, while others may become too

small. It is not a widespread issue, but some sections of some

courses will need to be rebalanced. If a student’s schedule is

affected by rebalancing, they will still have the same classes,

but the order or teacher could be different.


                                 DHS TOURS

 

Our PTSO is proud to host school tours during the 2025-2026

school year.

 

Tours, led by parent volunteers, are held on the first Wednesday

of every month*.

 

*There will be no tours held in August, December or May.

 

Tours will begin promptly at 9:00am in the school lobby and will

finish by 10:30am.

 

Tours will be limited to a total of 18 people, so we ask that only

ONE parent accompany their student, if bringing their student along.

If you are unable to attend, please cancel your slot so

another parent may sign up.

 

Please bring your ID as you will be required to sign in and show ID

at the security desk.

 

Questions? Please email Nina Arnold and Barbara Hammond at dunwoodyhighschooltours@gmail.com

 

We hope to see you there and show you our Wildcat Spirit. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0D49A5AD2CA31-57533371-dunwoody#/.

 

 

German Exchange Students are Seeking Host Families

October 5-19th: Dunwoody High School Welcomes T

HG School Kettwig, Germany!

 

This is a unique opportunity to make a lifelong connection,

learn about German culture, and enrich your family’s life

with a global experience. Be a part of this tradition! Let’s

give these students a home away from home!

 

What Does Hosting Involve? 

 

Provide a supportive environment, offer a private room for

the student to stay, share meals, daily life and family activities.

You do NOT need to speak German to host!  

 

For More Information on becoming a host family, contact:

Will Henderson at Will@EdTreks.net or Chrystal Gates at

Chrystal_Parker-Gates@dekalbschoolsga.org

(faculty sponsor).

 


Chromebook User Agreement

DeKalb County will provide a Chromebook to EVERY STUDENT.

All students/parents MUST complete the online user

agreement by clicking the following link:

https://dekalb.incidentiq.com/policy/492648fb-4615-4e76-ae6a-4872f5d92ce3/lookup.  


                          School Wi-Fi

DCSD.Secure

 

All staff and students with DCSD-issued devices (i.e., teacher l

aptops, student Chromebooks & tablets, principals’ laptops, etc.).

This should be the default Wi-Fi network.

 

DCSD.Mobilt

 

This is a backup network for student Chromebooks. Students who

cannot connect via DCSD.Secure may switch to DCSD.Mobilt, if

needed.

 

DCSD-Guest-BYOD

 

BYOD: DCSD staff and students will use the BYOD network to

access the Internet with personal devices (i.e., personal laptop

or iPad). Staff and students will click on the "click here to access"

link and sign in with their school logins. The login credentials should

save upon login, and the device should automatically login each day

the device is at school. Staff and students should NOT use the

"Visitors & Non-DeKalb Users" form. Please note: Not all personal

devices are compatible with the BYOD network. DCSD does not

troubleshoot or provide tech support for personal devices. Students

are encouraged to use their school-issued Chromebooks. 

 

 

Guest: DCSD visitors will use the "Visitors & Non-DeKalb Users" form of the Guest-BYOD network to access the Internet with personal devices (e.g., parents, community visitors, etc.). The guest is for single day access and will expire in 24 hours. Please note: Not all personal devices are compatible with the BYOD network. DCSD does not troubleshoot or provide tech support for personal devices.

 


           School Picture Day - August 27

Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors will take their pictures

for their yearbooks and IDs. Seniors will also still participate

in schoolwide Picture Day to take pictures for school IDs.

The 27th will be here before you know it, so don't forget.

Put it on your calendar and show out with your best look for

this school year to be memorialized in your ID and/or yearbook photo.


 

Summer Reading Challenge Shout-Out

Shout out to the 9 DHS students who participated in the DeKalb

County Public Library's Summer Reading Challenge. Please stop

by the DHS Library Learning Commons, AKA the Hub, to get a prize.

 

Katy

Blackburn

Carolina

Bonilla Dos Santos

Maddie 

Dossey

Joshua

Estes

Julia

Estes

Charlotte

Grant

Allison

Morris

Emma

Philipp

Evan

Sansbury

 


 

 

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          COUNSELING NEWS

 

  


        DHS Counseling Center Update

Students will be assigned by Last Name to a member of

our counseling staff. We are pleased to welcome back Samantha Wright to Dunwoody High School!

 

Name Students
Email Phone
Mrs. deRoux  A - C deanna_deroux@dekalbschoolsga.org   678-874-8528 
Mrs.  Bunyan  D - J

rahshida_bunyan@dekalbschoolsga.org

678-874-8523 
Ms. Wright** K - O **Until assigned an email and phone, please use Mr. Ingram.
Mrs. Spain  P - T denise_spain@dekalbschoolsga.org 678-874-8529 
Mr. Ingram (Head)  U - Z luke_ingram@dekalbschoolsga.org 678-874-8527 
Mrs. Keys  Admin Assistant laura_keys@dekalbschoolsga.org 678-874-8532 
Cary Garner  Social Worker cary_garner@dekalbschoolsga.org To be assigned
 

 

            Counseling Advisory Committee

The newly formed DHS Counseling Advisory Committee (CAC)

needs financial support in order to create a campaign of regularly

scheduled engaging initiatives (events, speakers, education)

throughout the year targeting three major stakeholders: students,

parents, and teachers. We want to empower students, parents,

and educators with knowledge and skills from evidence-based

programs to prevent substance misuse, promote mental and

emotional health, and foster a supportive environment. 

 

Committee Members:

Faculty: Principal Bass, Mr. Luke Ingram

Parents: Ly Douglass, Amy Halligan, Eleanor Remigailo,

Jenny Smolen, Erin Zack, Rachel Zinkand

 

 

Fundraising information forthcoming. We look forward to your support!

 


 

 

 

  

      VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

 

 

  Library Learning Commons Volunteers Needed

The DHS Library Learning Commons would love your help!
Please consider signing up for a one or two-hour shift to be
an active part of the DHS family. You can sign up weekly,
bi-weekly or as your schedule allows. We truly appreciate
our volunteers!
 
Click here to sign up. Contact Julie Lee

with any questions: juliebeelee@gmail.com


 Attendance Office Volunteers Needed

The Dunwoody High community is a special place with amazing staff and students. Volunteering in the attendance office is a great way to get involved and feel a part of DHS. The attendance office needs volunteers to greet incoming and outgoing students throughout the day. These are short shifts and only require serving once a month. 

 

Attendance Office Volunteers: There are 3 shifts available daily. Click here to select a time slot. Please contact Courtney Santora with any questions at csantora12@gmail.com.
8:30 am - 10:30 am
11:30 am - 1:00 pm
1:30 pm - 2:40 pm


 

 

               SENIOR NEWS

  

                 Senior Individual Advisement

The DHS counseling department invites Seniors to schedule their Individual Senior Advisement. Links will be available August 18th through September 19th. Conferences will begin August 25th. After September 19th, counselors will begin assigning students a meeting time if they have not already scheduled one. 

 

Senior Individual Advisement will cover Graduation requirements/progress toward graduation, HOPE eligibility, Naviance and post-secondary planning, and more. Parents/guardians are encouraged to attend with their student.  


 

                           Senior Portraits

Seniors, start the year off strong by marking the occasion with your Senior Portrait. Have you booked your session yet? Sessions to be included in the yearbook will only go until November, which will creep up quickly.

Book yours with Cady Studios by going to CADY.com (C-A-D-Y) to book. Casual photos may be submitted to Mr. Rye, but formal photos must be taken by Cady. 

 

Use this link to schedule and find more information.


 

                  Class of 2026 DHS Graduation Signs

Seniors and Parents – It's Not Too Early Order Now for the Lowest Price!

Show your Wildcat pride! Order a personalized 18 x 24 sturdy, all-weather yard sign honoring your 2026 graduate. Graduation signs are only $35, and proceeds benefit the DHS Lady Wildcats basketball club. ORDER NOW before the price goes up on 10/1/25.

 

Order HERE or email cchull@drhorton.com with questions.

 

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               WILDCAT CLUBS

  

                   FBLA Interest Meeting

There will be an FBLA Interest Meeting on Tuesday after school at 3:20

in Mrs. Christensen's Room 1503. We will talk about what we are doing

and there will be a sweet treat. We look forward to seeing you there.


                   Rho Kappa Applications

Rho Kappa, the Social Studies Honor Society, is accepting applications

from Juniors and Seniors. See QR codes posted around school and in

front of Room 2117. The application deadline is Friday, August 29th.

Check with Mr. Robb if you have questions.


                                              

               FRC Robotics

Dunwoody's robotics team, Wildcat5e, is hosting a kickoff meeting this

Wednesday, August 27th, from 7:00-8:30pm at their build site in the

Dunwoody Village (5501b Chamblee Dunwoody Rd). They're located in

between Good Vibes and The Little Gym. They'll have pizza and information

about their upcoming season. The team gives students hands-on

experience building and programming robots with experts in the field.

Any students interested in engineering or programming are encouraged to

attend, along with their parents.


          Science National Honor Society

Science National Honor Society is now accepting applications for new

and returning members through September 5th. Join the remind by

texting @dwoodsnhs to 81010. Requirements are listed at the beginning

of the application. 

 

New member application: https://forms.gle/bq79fdcExrYUJhHg8 

 

Returning member application: https://forms.gle/4kYUuf69JdMPfxJU9 


                     HOSA Meeting

The next HOSA interest meeting is this Wednesday, August 27 in Ms. Keiser's

Room 1106 at 3:10. Come if you are interested in joining HOSA for more

information and a little sweet treat. Can’t wait to see you there!


        Chick- Fil-A Leadership Academy

Chick-Fil-A leadership applications can be picked up in Mrs. Keiser's

Room 1106 or Mrs. Forth's Room 1506. Deadline for return is Wednesday,

August 27.


                

Join DECA

Build your professional skills while making friends and having fun! Join DECA! DECA is a 75 year+ international organization. Its mission is to prepare emerging leaders and entrepreneurs for college and careers. DECA is open to ALL Dunwoody students. Joining is as easy as 1, 2, 3! (1) Text @dwoodeca to 81010 (2) Fill out the info sheet: https://forms.gle/er6ouVtjv9BXkWKE6 (3) Pay your dues in person in Room 2129 or here: https://dunwoodycatshack.square.site/. Deadline is 9/9/25.

 


 

                              

 

                     National Honor Society

      Attention Juniors and Seniors! Are you a student who embodies

excellence in academics? Then join National Honor Society. NHS

is an organization that recognizes academics, leadership, service,

and character among High Schoolers. 

 

      Applications are out now. You can find applications on QR codes

around the school and on the Dunwoody NHS Instagram page.

Applications are due August 30 and will be reviewed by a panel of

DHS teachers. You must have at least a 3.8 Unweighted GPA to apply.

See Ms. McDonald or Mr. Anklesaria if you have any questions.


 

                              Mu Alpha Theta

     Mu Alpha Theta Mathemetics Honor Society is now accepting

applications for new members through Friday 8/29/25. Apply

online by scanning the QR code on the flyers posted throughout

the school. Membership requirements are listed at the top of the

application. Mu Alpha Theta will also have a meeting on Monday

8/18 at 7:30 am in 3112 for all current members and anyone

interested in joining. We hope to see you there.


                           Feminists of Dunwoody 

 

Feminists of Dunwoody will be hosting their interest meeting on

August 28th in Room 2402 at 7:40am. Feminists of Dunwoody is

a club devoted to educating our peers, advocating for equal rights,

and serving our community. Be sure to attend. There will be matcha

and other goodies for all who come. You can find more information

on posters around the school or on their Instagram

@feministsofdunwoody. 


 

                                        ELite

 

Applications for ELite - an honor society for English Learners - are

being accepted now through August 29th! See Ms. Jordan in Room

1301 with any questions.  

 


 

          WILDCAT MUSIC & ARTS

  

 

                        STANDS BANDS

 

 

 


 

 

               WILDCAT SPORTS

 
 

 

                            Free Sports Physicals

Emory Healthcare is offering free sports physicals at DHS next Thursday after

school in the cafeteria. To get a physical, please come by the office and get a

health history and permission form. If you are playing a winter or spring sport,

you have to have a physical to try out. See Coach Long or Ms. Kaiser for any

questions. 

 

Emory Healthcare ofrece exámenes físicos deportivos gratuitos en DHS el

próximo jueves después de clases en la cafetería. Para obtener un examen

físico, por favor, pase por la oficina y obtenga su historial médico y un formulario

de autorización. Si practica un deporte de invierno u primavera, debe hacerse

un examen físico para participar. Si tiene alguna pregunta, consulte con el

entrenador Long o la Sra. Kaiser.


                                   Tennis

Dunwoody Tennis is forming a Fall Flex League. It is open to any student

who was on the team last season or who is interested in trying out for the

team this season. Brackets will be formed and opponents will have a week

to schedule their match. To participate, you must register by 8/27/25. Play

will begin after Labor Day. Former DHS team players, you will find the Google

Form in Group Me. New players, come see Coach Gentry in Room 2704 or

Coach Goertemiller in Room 2705 to get registered.


 

                             

Dunwoody Softball Triumphs

The lovely Atlanta summer rain again played a factor in last week’s softball

games. Luckily, the one game that was played was a whopper, as

Dunwoody JV Softball took care of business with a win over Mount

Vernon, 4-3. Sutton Travis, Molly Cantwell, Tabitha Gaines and Ella

Smith each collected one hit for Dunwoody while Tenley Marks highlighted

her speed, stealing two bases during the victory. Abby Rosenkoff brought

her A-game, striking out 6 and walking only 2 over her 6-innings on the mound.

 

Begin your non-rain dances now and come out to cheer on varsity softball at

home this week: Tues vs. Woodward & Thursday vs. Arabia Mountain.


 

                                Volleyball Updates

 

FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL

The Freshman Volleyball Team got their season off to a fast start with a

dominating win against Lakeside. The Cats won 3 sets to none led by players

of the game Chloe Tsai and Adley Gaines. 

 

The Freshman Volleyball Team went to Flowery Branch and brought home

a pair of wins. Josie Seelos was player of the game for the 'Cats in the first

game against Flowery Branch. Isla Polumbo was player of the game in the

second match against Apalachee. 

 

JV VOLLEYBALL

The JV Lady Wildcats Volleyball Team won in two sets against Northview

High School at their first home game match last night. The JV team traded

points through most of the set, dropping back 4 points. They kept their cool

to win 26-24. They continued to play strong to win the 2nd set 25-13.

 

The JV Wildcats Volleyball Team had a double header at Buford High. They

fought their way through the first match against Jackson County HS, ultimately

dropping both sets. They then faced Buford keeping pace and pulled the

second set 30-28, but home court advantage won out.

 

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

Varsity Volleyball got their second win of the season against Northview in a

5-set thriller. The Cats were led by juniors Alexa Keefe and Gabby Sarmiento,

each with a whopping 10 kills.

 

The Varsity Volleyball Team beat North Springs 2 sets to none. Standout

performances from Alexa Keefe and Anna Stidson led the cats to their third

win of the season.


                                DHS eSports

 

It's that time of the year and Dunwoody eSports season is about to start.

 

If you are interested in playing Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros, Rocket League,

Splatoon 3, League of Legends, and Madden NFL, we will be having our first

meeting of the season next Tuesday, 8/19/25, after school in Mr. Yoon's Room 3102.


 

                                     Wrestling

 

All those interested in Wrestling this year please see Coach McSorley in Room

2118 or sign up with the QR Code outside of his room. 


 

                   Swim and Dive Meet and Greet

 
 
 

                              

 DHS Spirit Wear Sale

The football team has debuted the new DHS spirit wear for 2025! Many of the items are not sport-specific so they can be worn year-round. Check out the new gear and order yours by June 15 to have them in time for the fall season! Visit the website today at https://dunwoody-gridiron-club.square.site/spirit-wear.   

For more information on Sports at DHS, visit the Student Sports News page on the PTSO Website or the DHS Website Sports Page.


 

DHS Food and Basic Needs Pantry 

 
It is tough out there people. Many of us are blessed, and so many others are struggling. A DHS student, with the help school counselors and social workers, set up a food & basic needs pantry at Dunwoody High School to help those suffering from food insecurity in our area. This pantry is open to elementary, middle and high school age kids.  School counselors or social workers at local schools ensure that families in the area are connected if needed. Unfortunately, the number of families living in hotels is increasing daily. Families are having to choose food or a roof over their head.
 
If you can help, please consider purchasing items from the wish list. This list includes shelf stable foods, personal care items, snacks, and daily basics. 
 
Thank you for your generous hearts!
 

 

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