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Monika Davis | Information Technology
Monika Davis is currently the Chief Information Officer of DeKalb County School District, which has over 118,000 technology users. Ms. Davis started her career in the DeKalb County School District as a technology paraprofessional at Murphy Candler Elementary school in 1994. She has spent all 26 years of her vast career in educational technology working closely with all areas of Information Technology. Prior to her role as a district leader, Monika held many positions ranging from technician to school technology specialist to district-level instructional technology specialist.
Ms. Davis’s graduate education includes a Master of Science degree in Instructional Technology and a Master of Education degree in Educational Leadership both from Georgia State University as well as an Education Specialist Degree in Instructional Technology from Kennesaw State University. Her interest in technology started as a student at Redan High School in Stone Mountain, Georgia where she excelled in coding, computer math, and graphics design. Upon graduation from Redan High School, Ms. Davis attended Georgia Institute of Technology where she studied Computer Science for three years. As fate would have it, K – 12 education beaconed changing her career and higher education trajectory.
Ms. Davis has worked with local school districts as an employee and consultant including DeKalb County, Fulton County, and Atlanta Public. She also has industry experience providing technical support and technology-related instructional design for businesses both stateside and abroad. She has facilitated multiple sessions covering various educational technology topics with collaborative learning groups, such as the Explorer’s Guild, Tech and Learning, and The Learning Counsel. Ms. Davis is also no novice to the technology conference circuit, having served as presenter, panelist, steering committee member, and keynote speaker for events such as Georgia Educational Technology Conference, International Society of Technology in Education Conference, and RTM CIO Congress.
Being a life-long learner is critical in a field as dynamic and constantly evolving as information technology. Ms. Davis embraces this challenge and believes it is her job to empower stakeholders by connecting the dots between information technology and education through leadership, strategic planning and execution, and ongoing advocacy. Ms. Davis is currently fixated on continuing the district’s digital transformation journey with a focus on enhancing security and operational effectiveness.
Our job is to facilitate unique collaborative partnerships between our customers – students, teachers, staff, parents and the community. The results are improved student achievement and optimum business processes, to establish and maintain a technology-rich teaching and learning environment where students and staff develop 21st century skills to be successful citizens in a global community.
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Erick Hofstetter | Operations Officer
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Mr. Byron Schueneman | Chief Financial Officer
As the Chief Financial Officer for the DeKalb County School District (DCSD), Mr. Byron Schueneman brings over 13 years of experience in school system finance.
He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Berry College and a Master of Accountancy from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. Before joining DCSD, Mr. Schueneman served as the Chief Financial Officer at the Clarke County Board of Education and the Baldwin County Board of Education and was an Auditor at the Georgia Department of Audits.
In his current role, he is responsible for developing and managing the District’s budget, ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal financial regulations, and providing expert fiscal guidance to the Board of Education and District leadership. In his free time, Mr. Schueneman enjoys playing soccer and spending time with his friends and family.
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Ms. Stacy E. Stepney | Chief Academic Officer
Stacy E. Stepney, Chief Academic Officer, supports and offers guidance to all district level staff, local school staff, parents/guardians, students, and community stakeholders. As the Chief Academic Officer, she analyzes formative and summative data, conducts formal and informal learning walks, collaborates with educators to make instructional adjustments, facilitates professional development trainings and workshops, and shares curricula updates and research-based practices to improve student performance outcomes. She fosters a culture that focuses on student learning, high expectations, innovation, and collaboration.
Ms. Stepney began her career in 1993 as a long-term substitute in science at Dunwoody High School. Throughout her professional career at Dunwoody High School for 15 years, she was a substitute, paraprofessional, teacher, assistant principal, interim principal, and principal. In 2002 at the age of 31, Stacy was named principal; she was the youngest principal in the DeKalb County School System at that time. Ms. Stepney served as principal at Dunwoody High School for six years.
Ms. Stepney joined the Division of Curriculum and Instruction in 2008 as the Director for High School Instruction. Over the last ten years, Ms. Stepney has focused on teaching and learning while serving as the Director for Electives and Special Programs, Executive Director for Curriculum and Instruction, Associate Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, and Interim Chief Academic Officer. In May 2018, Ms. Stepney was appointed Chief Academic Officer.
In an effort to stay abreast of best teaching practices consistent with educational trends, Stacy is a member of ASCD (formerly the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development) and the Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE). She is also an active member of Alpha Delta Kappa, an international honorary organization for women educators.
Ms. Stepney is a native of Grenada, Mississippi. She graduated from Southwest DeKalb High School in 1989 as the co-valedictorian of the class. Stacy furthered her education by earning a Bachelor of Science in Biology and minor in Chemistry from Xavier University of Louisiana in 1993. She graduated with honors in English, math, and history. She continued her graduate studies at Georgia State University in 2000 and earned a Master of Education in Educational Leadership. Also, Ms. Stepney attended the Harvard Public Education Leadership Project, a summer leadership institute sponsored by the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Harvard Business School.
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Dr. Kishia K. Towns | Chief of Wrap Around Services
Dr. Kishia K. Towns is currently the Chief of Wrap Around Services for the DeKalb County School District, overseeing the Division of Student and Equity Empowerment.
The Division of Student and Equity Empowerment is comprised of several departments including After-School Extended Day Programs, Counseling and Mentoring, Psychological Services, School Social Work Services, Student Health Services, Migrant Education, Student Advancement, and Student Relations. Collectively, the departments provide an array of services to support families, school administrators, teachers, and community stakeholders.
Dr. Towns has over twenty-five years of experience in education and specifically student support services. Prior to her current role, she served as a teacher, district coordinator, and director in the DeKalb County School District. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Fisk University and a Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry from Georgia State University. Dr. Towns was the first Black woman to receive a doctoral degree in chemistry from Georgia State University in 1997.
As the Deputy Superintendent of Student Support and Intervention, she is responsible for identifying and mitigating academic, affective, medical, behavioral, and societal factors that could potentially impede the academic success of students. The goal of the division is to support the mission of the district by ensuring student success, leading to higher education, work, and lifelong learning.
Dr. Towns serves as an active partner in the community as a member of the DeKalb County Juvenile Court Rebound Drug Court and Secretary of the Rebound Advisory Board. She is also a member of the DeKalb County Student Attendance Protocol Committee, DeKalb Board of Health, DeKalb Child and Adolescent Coalition, Atlanta Restorative Practices Consortia, and the DeKalb Judicial Screening Committee.
Dr. Towns’ passion is supporting and nurturing the whole child in all areas of development and learning from social-emotional and cognitive skills to literacy while ensuring a safe, positive learning environment for all students.
The Division of Equity and Student Empowerment staff work tirelessly to help identify and mitigate academic, affective, medical, behavioral, and/or societal factors that could potentially impede the academic success of students. The Departments’ goal is to support the mission of the district by ensuring student success, leading to higher education, work, and lifelong learning.
- After School Programs
- Counseling & Mentoring
- House Bill 91
- Migrant Education
- Psychological Services
- Social-Emotional Learning
- Social Work Services
- Student Advancement
- Student Health Services
- Student Relations
- Title IV
H. Eric Hilton, Esq. | Chief Legal Officer
H. Eric Hilton, Esq. is the Chief Legal Officer for the DeKalb County School District. As Chief Legal Officer, Mr. Hilton oversees the legal affairs of the District. Mr. Hilton has over 26 years of legal experience as a practicing attorney.
Prior to joining DCSD, he was a partner with several national law firms and previously served as Senior Vice President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary for one of the Country’s largest minority-owned construction, property management and real estate firms.
Mr. Hilton is a past Board Member of Atlanta Habitat for Humanity, the Latin American Association and the Georgia Radio Reading Service and is an Alumnus of both Leadership Atlanta (2012) and Leadership DeKalb (2023).
He also is a member of 100 Black Men of Atlanta Inc. and is a past chair of its Collegiate 100 mentoring program. Mr. Hilton was also included on the Fulton Daily Report’s On the Rise – 15 to Watch list (2007) and was recognized by the Association of Corporate Counsel and Atlanta Business Chronicle as Corporate Counsel of the Year (2012). He also has been voted to the Best Lawyers in America List (2023, 2024).
Mr. Hilton is a graduate of Hampton University and the George Washington University Law School.
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Dr. Yolanda Williamson | Chief of Community Engagement & Innovative Partnerships
As the Chief of Community Engagement & Innovative Partnerships for the DeKalb County School District, Dr. Yolanda Williamson brings two decades of leadership experience. She has held various roles within the district, including paraprofessional, teacher, Assistant Principal, Principal, and Executive Director of Board Operations before assuming her current position.
The Division of Community Engagement & Innovative Partnerships comprises Grants & Partnerships, Family Engagement, Communications, and the DeKalb Schools Foundation. Collaboratively, these departments aim to cultivate and strengthen meaningful community connections, leading to positive outcomes for students and their families.
Dr. Williamson holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Georgia State University, a master’s degree in Middle Grades Education from Clark Atlanta University, and a doctorate in Educational Leadership from the University of Sarasota. She also completed the School Superintendent Professional Development Program from the Georgia School Superintendent’s Association in 2015.
Her unwavering mission is to ensure that students have optimal opportunities for success in their chosen colleges, the workforce, or the military, as well as in life in general. The commitment to inspire greatness remains a guiding principle for her, transcending her career in education. The Division of Community Engagement & Innovative Partnerships, under her leadership, plays a pivotal role in establishing partnerships that make these opportunities accessible to students.
This Division encompasses various departments, including Grants & Partnerships, Family Engagement, Communications, and the DeKalb Schools Foundation. Together, these departments work collaboratively to establish and strengthen partnerships that aim to bring about positive outcomes for students and their families.
The division focuses on fostering community engagement, facilitating innovative partnerships, and creating opportunities that contribute to the success of students, whether in their academic pursuits, workforce endeavors, or other aspects of life.
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Dr. Norman C. Sauce III | Chief of Student Services
Dr. Norman C. Sauce III began serving the DeKalb County School District (DCSD) as Chief of Student Services in February 2024. In this role he supports and supervises the District’s Departments of Exceptional Education, English Language Learners, Gifted Education, and Early Learning and Pre-K. Through his leadership, he aspires for the Division of Student Services to provide scholars, staff, leaders, and families with clear, consistent, and coherent supports – which result in elevated conditions and outcomes for students.
Prior to his current role, Dr. Sauce served DCSD as Area Superintendent for High Schools. In that role, he supervised a team of academic and climate support personnel and principals for 22 of DeKalb County’s high schools.
Prior to then he served DCSD as Region IV Superintendent. In that position, he supervised and supported the 17 schools and centers which then comprised DCSD’s Region IV, and their principals. This role included supervision and responsibility for a Micro-Cabinet team, in their pursuits to facilitate success within Region IV schools and centers.
Before returning to DCSD in November 2022, Dr. Sauce served the Griffin-Spalding County School System (GSCS) in the positions of Executive Director of Student Support Services and as Executive Director of Elementary Education. As Executive Director of Student Support Services, he supervised and supported GSCS’ Departments of Student Services, Exceptional Education, Mental Health and Positive Student Supports, and Counseling Program. As Executive Director of Elementary Education, Dr. Sauce supervised and supported the 11 elementary schools and principals within GSCS, and the District’s Pre-K program, English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) program, elementary Gifted Education program, and elementary Counseling Program.
Previously Dr. Sauce served as principal of Chamblee High School within DCSD, and as an elementary principal within Fulton County Schools. He served as an assistant principal and social studies teacher at schools in his native Southern California, before to moving to Georgia.
Dr. Sauce currently serves on the Board of Directors for Communities in Schools Georgia: one of the most important non-profit connectors of families in need to wrap around services in the State. He previously served on the Board of Directors for The Lee Thompson Young Foundation: a leading non-profit in the national conversation around destigmatizing mental health.
He earned his Doctor of Education degree from the University of Southern California, his Master of Education degree from the University of California Los Angeles, and his Bachelor of Arts degree in History from California State University Long Beach. Dr. Sauce is the proud husband and father to his wife and twin boys.
The foundations of Dr. Sauce’s leadership are relationships, receptiveness, and responsiveness. He embraces Connors and Smith’s (2011) Results Pyramid, which posits that desired outcomes begin with ensuring stakeholders participate in desired experiences, which shape their beliefs, which influence their actions, which ultimately leads to our results.
Dr. Triscilla Weaver | Chief of Access and Accountability
Dr. Triscilla Weaver has twenty-five years of educational experience with the DeKalb County School District. Her experience includes nine years as a classroom teacher, three years as an assistant principal, eleven years as a principal and she was named Region IV Superintendent on April 1, 2015. Prior to becoming Regional Superintendent, Dr. Weaver served as principal of Mary McLeod Bethune Middle School. Under her leadership, Mary McLeod Bethune Middle School received the honor of being named a Title I High-Progress School. This honor is given to the top 10% of Title I schools in the state that made the most progress in improving the performance of all student subgroups over a three year period of time on the statewide assessment.
As an instructional leader, Dr. Weaver spends a great deal of her time strengthening the instructional capacity of others. She works with teachers and school leaders in the areas of data analysis, effective teaching strategies, differentiated instruction, and effective classroom rituals and routines for academic success. She currently serves as one of the co-chairs for the CIA2 Committee, which is dedicated to building instructional capacity in building leaders in the areas of curriculum, instruction, assessment and accountability.
Dr. Weaver received a Bachelor of Science in Education, Master of Education and Specialist in Education from Georgia State University. She also earned her Ph.D. from Georgia State University in Teaching and Learning with a concentration in mathematics. Her Dissertation topic was: “A Case Study of Two Master Teachers of Mathematics of African American Males.” Dr. Weaver has received several outstanding community service awards and is a former DeKalb County’s Middle School Teacher of the Year.
Deputy Chiefs
Dr. Sean R. Tartt | Deputy Chief Academic Officer
As the Deputy Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Tartt plays a pivotal role in curriculum alignment, high-quality teaching practices, fiscal management, and enhancing learning opportunities for staff across 139 sites within the district. Dr. Tartt is a dedicated educational leader with a rich background in school leadership, curriculum development, teaching practices, and strategic management. Dr. Tartt supports Chief Stacy Stepney in the oversight and management of the following departments: K-12 Teaching and Learning, Career Technical Agricultural and Engineering, FLEX Academy, Multi-tiered Systems of Support, Fernbank Science Center, and Educational Media and Instructional Resources.
Dr. Sean R. Tartt is a native of Georgia and is a product of DeKalb. As a college student, in the summers, he worked as a paraprofessional, long-term substitute teacher, and warehouse office supply clerk. This fueled his fire to become a teacher at Narvie J. Harris Traditional Theme School (4yrs.), 9th grade boy’s head basketball coach and assistant varsity boy’s basketball coach at Tucker HS (1yr.), assistant principal at Lithonia Middle School (4yrs.), principal at Narvie J. Harris Traditional Theme School (11yrs.). In 2014, Dr. Tartt was named the Region IV Principal of the Year. Dr. Tartt was promoted to serve as the Region III Superintendent in June of 2018 where he skillfully served and supported 16,000 students, staff, and stakeholders. In December of 2023, Dr. Tartt was appointed as the Deputy Chief Academic Officer in the Division of Curriculum and Instruction.
Dr. Tartt received a Bachelor of Science in Health & Physical Education and a Master of Educational Leadership from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. He received his Specialist in 2005 and Doctorate in 2008 in Educational Leadership from Argosy University in Atlanta. Dr. Tartt is a two-time awardee of the Outstanding Citizen Award from the Secretary of State and has likewise received other awards, recognitions, and acknowledgement such as: Proclamation for Outstanding Service, Scholarship, and Leadership 2009 for the United States House of Representatives, the Governor’s Outstanding Contribution to Education in 2009, and the DeKalb Commissioner’s Community Service Award in 2002.
As an inspiring and forward-thinking educational leader, dedicates his time to empowering others and enhancing their educational toolboxes. His multifaceted roles in administration have positioned him as a sought-after district hearing officer, advisory member for instructional assistant principals and principals, principal mentor, and district leader advisor.
Known for his hands-on approach, Dr. Tartt actively engages with the community. He follows students on their educational journey from elementary school to adulthood, fostering meaningful connections and providing unwavering support. His leadership extends beyond administrative duties, making a lasting impact on the lives of students and educators alike. As an established presenter, Dr. Tartt shares his expertise on various educational topics. His motivational speeches resonate with audiences, inspiring positive change and growth. Whether addressing educators, students, or community members, he brings passion and insight to every interaction.
Outside the educational arena, Dr. Tartt finds joy in sports, community events, and connecting with fellow educators. His love for the outdoors draws him to yard work, where he applies the same diligence and commitment that define his leadership philosophy. In all that he does, he leads, learns, and lives by Benjamin Franklin’s quote, “If better is possible, good is not enough”.
His unwavering pursuit of excellence continues to shape the educational landscape, leaving a legacy of positive change and empowerment.
Mr. Antwyn Brown | Deputy Chief Operations Officer
As the Deputy Chief Operations Officer, Mr. Brown supports the planning, execution and administrative oversight of the DeKalb County School District’s operational areas which include over 136 facilities, 696 student bus routes in service daily, and provides daily food services at a student participation rate exceeding 60% of the district’s student enrollment population. Mr. Brown assists COO Erick Hofstetter in the management and oversight of the departments of 1) Planning, 2) Business Services, 3) School Nutrition Services, 4) Facilities and Maintenance, 5) Fleet Management, 6) Construction and Design. Mr. Brown’s focus is to ensure that the breadth and scope of the Division of Operations’ range of services reinforces its commitment to support the DeKalb County School District’s programmatic goals through a localized customer service model, transparency of process and baseline expectation of responsiveness.
A Mississippi native, Mr. Brown earned his Bachelor’s Degree in English-Journalism from Tougaloo College and Master’s Degree in Public Policy from Mississippi State University. Mr. Brown has dedicated his entire public service career (State and Local Government, the Non-Profit sector and K-12 education) toward promoting equitable outcomes from dynamic and complex public policy challenges that create disparate impacts locally to taxpayers, students and the most vulnerable populations within our communities. Prior to his tenure with the DeKalb County School District, Mr. Brown’s extensive experience included service as an Evaluator and Project Manager within a state-level oversight agency, Policy Analyst within a nonpartisan policy center, and Chief of Staff to a county commission. Mr. Brown’s professional experience and civic volunteerism has afforded him over twenty (20) years of experience across multiple states and jurisdictions with 1) aligning annual budget preparation to policy priorities, 2) managing employee performance, 3) leading auditing expenditure review teams and 4) executing strategic policy initiatives according to changing societal and service delivery expectations.
Dr. Kermit Belcher | Deputy Chief Technology Officer
As the Deputy Chief Technology Officer at DeKalb County School District, Dr. Kermit Belcher plays a pivotal role in shaping the district’s technological vision and strategy. He is dedicated to empowering educators, engaging students, and transforming learning experiences by ensuring equitable access supported by a robust network infrastructure. Dr. Belcher is passionate about fostering an innovative, collaborative, and student-centered culture. As a technology thought leader, he focuses on developing and implementing digital strategies that enhance interactive learning in the classroom.
Before joining DeKalb County Schools, Dr. Belcher served as the Chief Information Officer at Jefferson County Public Schools, where he ensured that all staff and students had equitable access to instructional devices and provided anytime/anywhere connectivity, effectively closing the district’s digital divide. Providing access to connected devices inspired innovation, promoted deeper learning opportunities, and advanced digital literacy and citizenship skills among students.
Earlier in his career, Dr. Belcher was the Assistant Superintendent and Chief Information Officer for Mason County Schools in Maysville, KY. He is also an adjunct professor, teaching educational technology at the University of the Cumberlands.
Ms. Lauren Scott | Deputy Chief Financial Officer
As the Deputy Chief Financial Officer at DeKalb County School District, Ms. Lauren Scott supports the financial stewardship and oversight of the following departments under the direction of Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Byron Schueneman: Budget, Vendor Services, Accounts Payable, Procurement, and the office of the Comptroller. Ms. Scott has a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Accounting and has served in financial accounting roles throughout her career.
Mr. Jason Kennedy | Deputy Chief Human Resources Officer
As the Deputy Chief Human Resources Officer, Mr. Kennedy plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of HR operations within the school district, driving new ideas to enhance productivity and achieve maximum results for staff and stakeholders.
Mr. Kennedy is a seasoned Human Resources professional with nearly 30 years of diverse experience across both the private and public sectors. His journey in HR began with a solid educational foundation, having earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Elizabeth City State University. Furthering his expertise, Jason pursued and achieved a Master of Science in Organizational Change with a concentration in Human Resources from Pfeiffer University.
Throughout his career, Mr. Kennedy has demonstrated a passionate commitment to transformative HR practices. He is constantly seeking innovative methods for identifying, attracting, and developing talent, ensuring that every individual can reach their full potential. His focus on positive business outcomes has led him to serve in a variety of HR roles, from Recruiter to Human Resources Business Partner and Director of Human Resources, culminating in his current position as Deputy Chief of Human Resources.
In addition to his professional responsibilities, Mr. Kennedy is a trusted advisor, coaching organizational leaders on crucial topics such as organizational development, training, staffing, diversity, compensation, and benefits. His efforts have consistently provided value to the organizations he serves, reinforcing the strategic importance of Human Resources in fostering growth and success.
His dedication, passion, and innovative mindset make him a respected leader in the HR field, continually contributing to the betterment of his community and profession.
Ms. Jennifer Caracciolo | Deputy Chief Communications Officer
Jennifer Caracciolo (car-ratch-a-low) joined the DeKalb County School District in July 2024 as its Deputy Chief Communication Officer. With nearly 30 years of experience across three metro-Atlanta school districts, she is a recognized expert and speaker in school public relations, specializing in change management, public engagement, crisis communications, social media, and branding.
Jennifer has successfully led three district Strategic Plans, implemented a district-wide DEI Plan, built and managed a $35 million arts and learning center, established an Educational Foundation with over $1 million in giving, and passed nine referendums for capital improvements, totaling $945 million for SPLOST and $790 million in Bonds. She is a past president of the Georgia School Public Relations Association and has served on and chaired numerous national, state, and local nonprofit boards of directors. Learn more here!
Area Assistant Superintendents
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Dr. Beth Kyle, Area 1 Elementary
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Area 3 Elementary
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Area 4 Middle School
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Jacqueline Taylor | Middle Area
Jacqueline Taylor serves the DeKalb County School District as the Middle Area Assistant Superintendent. She began her educational career with DCSD in 1993 as a teacher and coach at Dunwoody High School. In 2000, she began serving the DCSD as an Assistant Principal for 6 years at Druid Hills High School and 7 years at Druid Hills Middle School. In 2013, she became the Principal of Druid Hills Middle School.
Mrs. Taylor is originally from Tennessee. She graduated from East Tennessee State University in 1991 with a B.S. in Criminal Justice and Political Science. In 1993, Mrs. Taylor earned a Master of Arts in Teaching Secondary Education, also at ETSU. In 1999, she completed the Educational Leadership Program at the University of Georgia.
Mrs. Taylor describes herself as an experienced leader whose passion is working collaboratively: to assist in the delivery of quality instruction; create a safe and orderly school environment; support leaders in reaching their full potential; and engage community stakeholders in the life of the school.
- Cedar Grove MS
- Chamblee MS
- Champion Theme MS
- Chapel Hill MS
- Columbia MS
- Druid Hills MS
- Freedom MS
- Henderson MS
- Miller Grove MS
- Peachtree MS
- Redan MS
- Sequoyah MS
- Stephenson MS
- Stone Mountain MS
- Tucker MS
Area 5 High School
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Dr. Thomas Glanton | High Area
- Arabia Mountain HS
- Chamblee HS
- Cedar Grove HS
- Columbia HS
- DeKalb Early College
- DeKalb HS Tech-South
- DeKalb School of Arts
- Druid Hills HS
- Dunwoody HS
- Lakeside HS
- Margaret Harris Comprehensive School
- Miller Grove HS
- Redan HS
- Southwest DeKalb HS
- Stephenson HS
- St Mountain HS
- Tapestry Charter
- Tucker HS
- Warren Technical School
Email Dr. Glanton
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Mr. Derrick R. Hardy | Area 6: Horizon Schools
- Bethune MS
- Browns Mill ES
- Clarkston HS
- Cross Keys HS
- DeKalb Alternative
- Dresden ES
- Elizabeth Andrews HS
- Fairington ES
- Flat Rock ES
- Flat Shoals ES
- Hightower ES
- Lithonia HS
- M. L. King Jr. HS
- Montclair ES
- Murphy Candler ES
- Oakview ES
- Panola Way ES
- Peachcrest ES
- Pine Ridge ES
- Rock Chapel ES
- Ronald E. McNair Discovery Learning Academy
- Ronald E. McNair High School
- Ronald E. McNair Middle School
- Salem MS
- Shadow Rock ES
- Snapfinger ES
- Stone Mill ES
- Stone Mountain ES
- Stoneview ES
- Towers HS
- Woodridge ES
Email Dr. Hardy
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Dr. Michelle Jones | Specialty Area
- Coralwood Center
- DeKalb PATH Academy
- D.A.T.E.
- DeKalb ES of Arts
- DeKalb Preparatory Academy
- E. L. Bouie Theme
- Eagle Woods Academy
- Early Learning Academy
- Fernbank Science Center
- Globe Academy
- GNETS at Shadow Rock Center
- Internaltional Community School
- International Student Center
- Kittredge Magnet School
- Leadership Preparatory Academy
- Marbut ES
- Museum School Avondale Estates
- Narvie J. Harris Theme
- Oakcliff Theme
- Robert Shaw Theme
- Viewpoint Health
- Wadsworth Magnet School
- Wynbrooke Elementary School