Registration for the 2023-2024 school year is now open for all students, and we want to assist you in making new student enrollment efficient and easy.

DCSS is hosting its second annual Back-to-School Kickoff on Saturday, July 22 from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Central Office

DCSS is now accepting donations for its annual school supplies drive through July 17.

The Douglas County School System invites students, teachers, school staff, parents, family members and other stakeholders of the community to participate in the review of the S-CLIP.

For information on family engagement opportunities in schools across Douglas County and tips on how to help your children succeed in school, take a look at The Parent Post, a parent newsletter that is published quarterly by the Douglas County School System.

Alexander High School will unveil its new performing arts center to the public with an open house on May 24 from 6 p.m.-8 p.m.

In a whirlwind hometown tour on Tuesday, American Idol finalist Megan Danielle surprised hundreds of Winston Elementary students with an afternoon stop on their campus.

After Lithia Springs High School was named Cyber Opportunity School by the CyberStart America Program, two students have made groundbreaking individual achievements in Georgia’s CyberStart program as well.

Chestnut Log Middle School welcomed a special guest on May 15, as over 70 students got to hear from a general in the U.S. Air Force.

On May 15, Winston Elementary School's Angela Wilder received a special award, as she was surprised with the 2023 Teacher Hero Award from Grace Ed Technologies.

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.'s Carrollton Douglasville Alumni Chapter recently recognized five outstanding DCSS students for academic achievement.

Georgia’s State School Superintendent, Richard Woods, visited Alexander High School to see students using new virtual reality (VR) technology to learn algebra. The program, called Prisms, provides a personalized learning experience that helps students learn math through real-world applications.

Douglas County High School and Lithia Springs High School have been recognized by CyberStart America for their students' involvement cybersecurity education. Both schools received $2,500 prizes from the organization to continue investing in cybersecurity education for students.

The Douglas County School System is excited to announce its school-level Teachers of the Year (TOTY) for the 2023-2024 school year. These teachers were selected by peers to represent theirs schools as TOTYs for demonstrating outstanding commitment and dedication to their students and the profession.

The Douglas County School System Board of Education approved moving its July meeting to July 17, 2023.

Kindergarten Registration for the 2023-2024 school year begins May 1. Visit DCSS' registration website for more information about the registration process.

South Douglas Elementary School counselor Anna Nesbitt has been named DCSS' Counselor of the Year. The recognition honors a DCSS counselor who demonstrates exceptional dedication to students and the school counseling profession.

Five DCSS high school athletes have been selected as "Most Positive" in their respective sports by Georgia's Positive Athlete organization in the Northwest Atlanta region.

Each year, the DCSS' ESOL program names an exemplary English language learner and ESOL teacher. This year, the Program named Jin Wang as its Exemplary English Learner and Allen Newsome as the Exemplary ESOL educator.

Several DCSS teachers and students were honored by the West Metro Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) at their annual Night of Champions banquet.

Rising sixth graders will have the chance to learn more about middle school during 6th Grade Orientation on May 4.

Reunión de información para las familias del Condado Escolar de Douglas a Tuesday 25 de abril del 2023.

Eight students from Douglas County in Georgia have been selected to attend the Governor's Honors Program (GHP) at Georgia Southern University for four weeks this summer. These eight were among 700 finalists chosen for the program from across the state.

Dominique Green, a freshman at Alexander High School, noticed that some students in his school couldn't afford their meals during lunch. Instead of ignoring the problem, he took action and raised funds through donations from the community and local business leaders.

The Douglas County Education Foundation awarded $45,000 in scholarships to students of the Class of 2023, and the recipients got a chance to meet their donors and say "thank you" during the scholarship reception on April 12.

The Douglas County School System will begin accepting applications for school choice transfers April 12 through April 27, 2023. Parents may request to transfer their child to another public school in the district for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year if the school has available space after its assigned students have been enrolled.

Regis Harris, a senior from Chapel Hill High School, has received over 40 college acceptances and $1.6 million in scholarship offers. The scholar will attend North Carolina A&T University in the fall, where he plans to major in pre-med biology.

Superintendent Trent North and the Douglas County Board of Education are pleased to announce the appointment of Felicia Jones as the new principal of Lithia Springs High School.

On Friday, March 31, the City of Douglasville Mayor, Rochelle Robinson, visited Burnett Elementary School in honor of Women’s History Month. Mayor Robinson spoke to students on the school's morning news broadcast about her job and why she chose to become mayor.