The Douglas County School System has added the Raptor Visitor Management System for an extra layer of security at all schools. Checking-in through the system is quick and easy and ensures the safety of our students.

Every second grade student at New Manchester Elementary was able to select a book to keep at the annual Book Brigade event sponsored by the Junior League of Douglas County.

Congratulations to PIE Board Members Vonda Thorpe and Patty Wenck for being recognized at the Douglas County Chamber of Commerce's Winter Ball.

The donation represents record-setting proceeds from the 16th annual DaySpring 5K run sponsored by the church.

At Dorsett Shoals Elementary School (DSES), weather is a hot topic every day. Through a grant provided by the Douglas County Education Foundation, a Partner in Education, the Weather Wiz Kids program provides tools for students to learn about the weather.

Sweetwater Elementary School received a donation of brand new books and toys from Arbor Place Books-A-Million!

Partners in Education at AWES were very good to teachers and students in December.

Tyler Johnson, a 6th grader at Mason Creek Middle School, was recognized in December at the Georgia State Capitol and at a Douglasville Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority board meeting, for writing a winning essay on the topic “How do you value water?”

Believers Harvest Church replenishes school supplies mid-year at NMHS.

Lithia Springs High School students taking Advanced Placement Environmental Science from Antoine Philidor and Brandie Jones recently enjoyed a field trip to the Douglas County Water and Sewer Authority.

Pioneer Residential provided a delicious breakfast for staff at Bright Star Elementary School.

Partners in Education (PIE) has enrolled in the Kroger Community Rewards Program. By registering your Rewards card with PIE, Kroger will make a donation to PIE every time you shop!

North Douglas Elementary School is taking the time to spotlight each of their Partners in Education during faculty meetings this year. "They support our scholars, so our community needs to support them." Principal Karna Kelly

Company donates backpacks and school supplies to students.

PIE recently kicked off the 2019-2020 school year with an ice cream social attended by business, community, and school system leaders.

Business, organization, and school system leaders met on June 4, 2019 to celebrate a successful year as partners in education.

North Douglas Elementary School (NDES) recently invited their Partners in Education (PIE) to an appreciation breakfast and planning meeting at the school.

DWSA Donates School Mobile Water Lab