Black History has become the newest class at Decatur High School. Advanced Placement U.S. History (APUSH) teacher Cassandra Black designed this class to come in place next year.
Learning Connections have been a part of Thursday block day at Decatur High School for around a decade. In the past, Learning Connections were a time for recreation and relaxation, like walking club, lawn games, and watching “The Office." This year, they will be a time for finishing classwork, getting one-on-one teacher help, and working on general projects.
On September 10, 2019, the City Schools of Decatur (CSD) Board of Education voted to approve changes, proposed by superintendent, Dr. David Dude, to the academic calendar for future school years as well as this year.
After struggling with attendance and membership, math club and team sponsor Rachel Seasholtz decided to replace the club with Decatur High's inaugural Mu Alpha Theta chapter.
Jewish Student Union (JSU), Decatur's newest club, has its first meeting Sept. 4. The organization, created by seniors Halia Reingold and Sam Cooper, aims to provide a place where Jewish students can meet one another and openly talk about their struggles and non-Jewish students can learn about Judaism.
The City of Decatur bought the $40 million United Methodist Children's Home for their 77-acre green space Master Plan 2 years ago. The Master Plan includes building an amphitheater, track, field facility, and affordable housing options. Only recently has the city started to make renovations and use the space.
