Cotton Indian Elementary School

Established in 1917, Chamblee Charter High School is a coeducational school that serves more than 1,400 students in grades nine through 12 and is operated by the DeKalb County School System. It offers more than 15 advanced placement programs and a variety of academic courses, including career technology, English, fine arts, health and physical education, foreign languages, mathematics, science, social studies and special education. The school provides a wide variety of athletic activities, such as basketball, baseball, cross country, golf, wrestling, soccer, swimming, tennis, and track and field. Its media center offers more than 18,000 books, over 1,300 videos, print magazines, newspapers, computer workstations with Internet access and a large online database. Additionally, the school offers a magnet program for high achievers, a production laboratory and additional programs, such as National Wildlife Federation habitat, Cox Enterprises and peer helpers programs. The high school is located in located in Chamblee, Ga.

Beula Elementary School, established in the early 1880s, boasts a rich history predating the creation of the Board of Education in 1918. The school's brick building, constructed in 1930 and renovated multiple times since 1961, features modern amenities such as a cafeteria, media center, gymnasium, and 28 classrooms. Under the leadership of Principal Sheila J. Miller, a Douglas County native and product of the local school system, Beula Elementary continues to provide a quality education to students in Douglasville, GA. With a commitment to academic excellence and community engagement, Beula Elementary School remains a cornerstone of the Douglas County educational landscape. Generated from their available business information