The Dunwoody High School PTSO is looking for an additional parent volunteer to help maintain this website for next school year. After many years of faithful service, we say goodbye and thank you to Christy Keohane as she steps aside for the next wave of DHS parent volunteers. This is a fun and rewarding way to get involved at DHS with a time commitment of less than 1 hour per week, outside of the big Summer update as important information and dates come out for the upcoming school year. We thank our first new volunteer, Mike Iconis, for stepping up to help with the site, and just need to find him a partner to help spread the duties out. Please email dhsptsowebsite@gmail.com if you're interested or need more information.

Attention all PTSO members, please join us on Monday April 28 at 6:30pm in the Library Learning Commons as we vote for our new Executive Board for the 2025-2026 school year.  Voting should last no more than the first 30 minutes of the meeting.  You can also join virtually, link to be provided in next week's newsletter.   

The Dunwoody High School PTSO is looking for a parent volunteer to serve on the Executive Board as "Treasurer Shadow" for next school year. This is a 2-year commitment. The second year, you'll serve as the "Treasurer Lead." Together, the Treasurers set the budget (with the help of the Executive Board), monitor the budget, keep track of payments and deposits in QuickBooks, pay expenses, and deposit checks. Knowledge of QuickBooks and an accounting background are very helpful. This is a fun and rewarding way to get involved at DHS with a time commitment of about 3 hours a week. Please email dunwoodyhsnews@gmail.com if you're interested or need more information

AP HUGS - Ms. Mastin: Tutorials will continue every Tuesday at 7:20 a.m. in Room A2 until the exam on May 6.

AP HUGS - Mr. Lynch: The FRQ Workshop Review for the AP exam will take place at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday and Thursday mornings and Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoons in Room 2118. Please email Mr. Lynch for a pass to attend.

AP HUGS and Dr. Davis AP Psychology Students: RSVP by 3/31 for the Mock AP Exam to be held on April 1.

AP Language Students - Fall students, if you are interested in participating in the AP Language test review virtual sessions in preparation for the May 14 exam, please contact Mr. Ritchey to add your name to the review list.  

For ANY AP Language students interested in taking a full AP Language MOCK EXAM on Saturday, April 26, please see Mr. Ritchey to register.

AP US History Students: Mr. Travis will conduct review sessions for the AP US History exam every Thursday during the ROAR. All students attending the review session must be present in Mr. Travis' room by 11:08. Students arriving late will not be allowed into the review session.

AP Environmental Science Students - If you're taking the APES Exam, please sign up on Remind to receive information about study sessions and review materials. The Remind code @2025apesr will also be posted outside Dr. Lauer's class. See Dr. Lauer with questions.

AP Comparative Government & Politics - AP Exam review sessions will be held every Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:30 am in Coach Berry's room 2127. The first review session is on Tuesday, April 15.

AP GOPO Students - Review sessions for the AP US Government exam will be held in Mr. Robb's room every Tuesday during ROAR.

The Dunwoody Police Department's 2025 Teen Police Academy is set for July 7 - 11. The free, five-day program provides an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at law enforcement operations and the real-world challenges officers face.

Activities/topics include tours of Dunwoody's police department, the DeKalb County jail, GBI offices and the 911 Center, plus crime scene investigations, firearm safety and simulator, CPR/AED and first aid medical training, police helicopter visit and demo, and much more!

Space is limited, and priority will be given to Dunwoody residents. Click to learn more and apply.