On Apr. 28, the Decatur High School Multicultural Union will host the first ever Culture Night, taking place between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria and courtyard.
Senior Kaya Desai, a...
The 2022 election cycle will be the deciding factor in a number of state and federal elections this year. However, for those who are turning/have turned 18 years old this year, you will first need to register...
On Wednesday, April 20, the DHS advanced and intermediate acting classes will have the first showing of their Spring play, She Kills Monsters, written by Qui Nguyen. The play is about a girl who goes on...
Over Mar. 9 and 10, Decatur’s Model UN team was one of many to participate in a conference at Georgia State University. Model UN is an extracurricular activity where different schools meet and discuss...
On Mar. 11, DHS Junior Billy Carlton participated in the boys' mile race at the New Balance Indoor Nationals in New York. Carlton's time of 4:13 was enough to win his "Rising Stars" heat as well as set...
On Feb. 25, over 250 Decatur High School students missed their morning classes and spent hours standing and marching near the state capitol. The reason? House Bills 888 and 1084, passed in the Georgia...
Decatur High School student Max Bee-Lindgren was named a finalist in the annual Regeneron Science Talent Search competition, a nationwide high school program encompassing all areas of STEM (Science, Technology,...
On Feb. 27, City Schools of Decatur (CSD) updated their COVID-19 mask policy to reflect new Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidelines. On Tuesday, March 1st, CSD will no longer mandate mask usage among...
On Jan. 19, the Exploring Feminism club at DHS released their first zine. The zine contained a variety of artwork, poetry and imagery, with a page designed by each club member.
“Everyone has their...
