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Reset. Reflect. Recharge.

by Julie Brennan | Jan 18, 2022 | Health & Wellness, Lifestyle, Local | 0

“Almost everything will work if you unplug it for a few minutes…including you.” Anne Lamott...

LOCAL STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL AWARD AT 2022 JUNIOR THEATER FESTIVAL ATLANTA

by Julie Brennan | Jan 18, 2022 | Education, Faith, Lifestyle, Local | 0

Local students representing First Redeemer Church in Cumming won a Freddie G award for Excellence in Ensemble work and Forsyth Academy of Performing Arts Company, also in Cumming, earned other recognition at the 2022 Junior Theater Festival Atlanta, which happened January 14-16, 2022, in Atlanta, GA.

Making a Difference: One Connection at a Time

by Julie Brennan | May 5, 2021 | Local | 0

Meet Sarah Pedarre, Executive Director Forsyth County Community Connection I live in an amazing...

Forsyth County Schools Career & Development Program Seeks Partners

by Julie Brennan | Oct 12, 2020 | Education, Local | 0

Are you willing to share your story? Forsyth County Schools is seeking partners willing to share...

Pinecrest Academy to Welcome Students Back to Campus for In-Person Classes

by Julie Brennan | Jul 26, 2020 | Local | 0

Pinecrest Academy to Welcome Students Back to Campus for In-Person Classes

Attorney Moore-Grant Awarded 2020 Georgia Legal Award for Distinguished Leadership

by Julie Brennan | Jun 24, 2020 | Business, Local | 0

Tracy Ann Moore-Grant, a founding partner with the Forsyth County law firm of Patterson Moore...

Optimists Recognize Meena Ajith as Student of the Year

by Julie Brennan | Jun 24, 2020 | Education, Local | 0

The Sawnee-Cumming Optimist Club honored Meena Ajith as this year’s Optimist Star Student, the club’s version of student of the year. She is a 2020 graduate of Lambert High School. The Optimist Star Student Program recognizes outstanding high school students who have demonstrated excellent academic achievement, leadership, and good citizenship.

Jesse’s House Celebrates High School Graduates

by Julie Brennan | Jun 23, 2020 | Lifestyle, Local | 0

We have many reasons to celebrate the residents’ at Jesse’s House, but we have a special reason for celebration this time of year. We just had three seniors graduate! That may not seem like cause for a big celebration. After all, we live in a community where it is expected, but for the population we serve at Jesse’s House, graduating from high school is the exception, not the rule. Nationally, only half of foster youth graduate from high school and out of those, only 6-8% graduate on time. Research demonstrates that every time a child changes schools, they lose up to six months of their education and many foster youths may change schools 10-15 times throughout their education.