June 26Confederate monument removed from Decatur Square
May 21Senior Emily Pollack Posts Video on Instagram About Last Year of High School
May 17Oakhurst community comes together to paint a mural
May 17Decatur Restaurants Adapt to New Business Procedures
May 12DHS community hurt, angered by videos of white students saying racial slurs
April 30That Word is Power: A Black DHS Student’s Response to White Classmates saying the N-word
April 28Decatur Education Foundation hosts online Tour deCatur
April 20Gov. Brian Kemp unveils plan to reopen certain Georgia businesses
April 5Leadership in Times of Crisis: Success and Failure in Response to COVID-19
March 24Decatur Mayor Issues Stay At Home Order
February 23, 2017
As someone who is under 18, it can sometimes feel like I don't have much power to support my political views. Recently I have realized that just because I can't vote doesn't mean I can't be a force for good in the world, even politically.
Decatur students attend Women's March on Washington from The DEC on Vimeo.
February 6, 2017
On January 21, a number of members from Decatur travelled to Washington, D.C. to participate in the women's march.
