Douglas County School System Educator Recruitment Fair flyer announcing event on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at Douglas County High School, 8705 Campbellton Street, Douglasville, GA 30134. Flyer includes QR code for virtual recruitment page, district logo with tagline "The Standard of Excellence," contact information 770-651-2378 and dcssga.org, and map showing Douglas County location 25 miles west of downtown Atlanta and 18 miles from the airport.
Chapel Hill High students and staff and DCSS Executive Director of CTAE Tekmekia Gilchrist hold up their Industry Re-Certification in Healthcare banner.
Two students stand next to their art during the 2026 Art Show at the central office.
Students at Chapel Hill Middle and Holly Springs with books.
Girls at North Douglas Elementary take part in Girls on the Run.
Two students and a staff member take part in a Gym Jam at Sweetwater Elementary
Action photos of Maya Burns and Baili Coast during DCHS soccer games.
Chapel Hill High siblings Madison and Mikayla Gibson at the GEMA Conference in Athens.
Two Alexander baseball players - one hitting and one pitching.
Flex Academy Application banner.
Flyers advising stakeholders to take the Stakeholder Feedback survey in both English and Spanish.
Former BAES students and teachers from the Class of 1999-2000 with their 26-year times capsule during a reunion at the school on Feb. 9, 2026.
Group photo showing all six 2025-2026  STAR Students and their STAR Teachers with Superintendent Dr. Trent North.
Students from DSES enjoy a field trip to Chuck E. Cheese.
Winston Elementary students experienced vibrant performances by Miayekwa during a special ARTSventures Black History Month program this month.
Emory Pitts, Brielle  Delgado and Adelaide Kelly all made the Georgia Athletic Coaches Association All State Preseason Watch List
NMES students dressed in red and pink for a special Valentines Dance on Feb. 6.
Douglas County High School Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) officers Kayli Young, J'Seema Hendrickson, Jariah Henry and Zariyah Holmes at the State Capitol.
Author Derrick Barnes during a special visit in honor of Black History Month at Holly Springs Elementary.