It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates!

Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Hope Hambrock.

As a Dalton High School student Hope was the Vice President of DHS's National Honor Society and served on the Board of Directors for L'Abri Symphony Orchestra. Hope played varsity lacrosse, flute in the band's top ensemble, synthesizer in marching band, and violin in the mariachi band. She was also a part of the United Way Youth Council, the Interact Club, and served on the worship team and children's ministry for her church. Hope is proud to have been named a Georgia Scholar, a National Merit Scholar, and an AP Scholar with Distinction. Hope was also selected as the first student to play with the professional orchestra at the GA HS Musical Theater Awards, made District Honor Band on flute three times, and was a three-time All-State finalist for violin. She also received the award for DHS's highest ACT score. In the fall Hope will be attending the University of Georgia with plans to explore career options in the sciences.

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about 12 hours ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Hope Hambrock. As a Dalton High School student Hope was the Vice President of DHS's National Honor Society and served on the Board of Directors for L'Abri Symphony Orchestra. Hope played varsity lacrosse, flute in the band's top ensemble, synthesizer in marching band, and violin in the mariachi band. She was also a part of the United Way Youth Council, the Interact Club, and served on the worship team and children's ministry for her church. Hope is proud to have been named a Georgia Scholar, a National Merit Scholar, and an AP Scholar with Distinction. Hope was also selected as the first student to play with the professional orchestra at the GA HS Musical Theater Awards, made District Honor Band on flute three times, and was a three-time All-State finalist for violin. She also received the award for DHS's highest ACT score. In the fall Hope will be attending the University of Georgia with plans to explore career options in the sciences. Way to go!
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates!

Today we’re featuring The Dalton Academy graduate, Larry Bautista

As a student at The Dalton Academy Larry was an active member of the Translation Academy which provided him with a variety of opportunities to serve as a translator in the community. Through the Translation Academy he volunteered with the Latin American Association, Dalton Public Schools PreK Registration, Mohawk Mentor Program, and at the Mack Gaston Community Center for certain bilingual events. Larry is most proud of having gotten to volunteer and give back to the Dalton community. He plans to continue his education at Dalton State College where he will study Information Technology.

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2 days ago, Communications Intern
Message It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring The Dalton Academy graduate, Larry Bautista As a student at The Dalton Academy Larry was an active member of the Translation Academy which provided him with a variety of opportunities to serve as a translator in the community. Through the Translation Academy he volunteered with the Latin American Association, Dalton Public Schools PreK Registration, Mohawk Mentor Program, and at the Mack Gaston Community Center for certain bilingual events. Larry is most proud of having gotten to volunteer and give back to the Dalton community. He plans to continue his education at Dalton State College where he will study Information Technology. Way to go!
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates!

Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Diana Lopez-Jacobo

Diana was an active participant in Girls Wrestling, Beta Club, National Honor society, Interact Club, the Hope program, and the Marching Band while at Dalton High School. Her greatest achievements as a DHS student include being an all A’s student with a 3.9 GPA, being selected as a visual captain and section leader in Marching band for two years in a row, and reaching her goal of 100 community service hours. Diana plans to continue her education in college, studying diagnostic medical sonography..

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4 days ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Diana Lopez-Jacobo Diana was an active participant in Girls Wrestling, Beta Club, National Honor society, Interact Club, the Hope program, and the Marching Band while at Dalton High School. Her greatest achievements as a DHS student include being an all A’s student with a 3.9 GPA, being selected as a visual captain and section leader in Marching band for two years in a row, and reaching her goal of 100 community service hours. Diana plans to continue her education in college, studying diagnostic medical sonography. Way to go!
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates!

Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Emely Torres.

At Dalton High School Emely was active in the Interact Club, National Honors Society, Fine Arts Academy, and the Marching Band. She is most proud of having been one of the Marching Band drum majors during her last 2 years at DHS. She plans to attend Dalton State College to study radiology with the aim of becoming a radiological technician.

Way to go!
7 days ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Emely Torres. At Dalton High School Emely was active in the Interact Club, National Honors Society, Fine Arts Academy, and the Marching Band. She is most proud of having been one of the Marching Band drum majors during her last 2 years at DHS. She plans to attend Dalton State College to study radiology with the aim of becoming a radiological technician. Way to go!
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates!

Today we’re featuring The Dalton Academy graduate, Liyan Alhijazi .

Liyan participated in FCCLA, Student Council, Work Base Learning, HOSA, and Dual Enrollment while at The Dalton Academy. Her greatest achievements in high school include passing all of her classes, being able to do Dual Enrollment her senior year, and being inducted into the National Honor Society. Liyan is excited to continue her education in college.

Way to go!
9 days ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring The Dalton Academy graduate, Liyan Alhijazi . Liyan participated in FCCLA, Student Council, Work Base Learning, HOSA, and Dual Enrollment while at The Dalton Academy. Her greatest achievements in high school include passing all of her classes, being able to do Dual Enrollment her senior year, and being inducted into the National Honor Society. Liyan is excited to continue her education in college. Way to go!
The Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program recently hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.

This year’s theme, “A Bug’s Life,” brought together the excitement of math and science as students worked through six engaging stations that combined counting, problem-solving, and insect-themed fun! From plastic spiders and web mats to fly swatters and dice games, every activity was designed to spark curiosity and build foundational math skills in a playful, memorable way.

Families rotated through stations including:

Roll, Find, and Stamp – practicing number recognition and fine motor skills
Race to Fill – counting and comparing using dice, cups, and pom-poms
How Many Bugs Am I Hiding? – building estimation and early addition skills
Subitizing Cups – recognizing quantities quickly using dot stickers and patterns
Smack the Bug Counting Game – developing number fluency with a fun twist
Collecting Bugs – exploring preschool-level addition with bugs and butterflies

It was a fantastic afternoon of math, movement, and memory-making for our young learners and their families
11 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
On Thursday, June 26, the Rising Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Transition Program hosted its first annual Magical Math Family Workshop, inviting students and families to explore the joy of numeracy through hands-on learning stations.
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Andrew Berry. As a Dalton High School student Andrew was active on the Lacrosse team, serving as a team captain. He is proud of having maintained a 4.0 GPA while staying active in his role on the lacrosse team. Andrew is excited to be attending Clemson University in the Fall where he will be majoring in Packaging Science. Way to go!
11 days ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Andrew Berry. As a Dalton High School student Andrew was active on the Lacrosse team, serving as a team captain. He is proud of having maintained a 4.0 GPA while staying active in his role on the lacrosse team. Andrew is excited to be attending Clemson University in the Fall where he will be majoring in Packaging Science. Way to go!
We’ll be closed July 3rd–4th to celebrate Independence Day. Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday!
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4th of July picture
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Ellis Stephens. Ellis served as the Historian for the DHS Player’s Drama club for his Junior and Senior year, was an active member and the videographer for the Catamount Singers choir, and was the teen representative for the Board of Directors at the Dalton Little Theatre. He is proud of having been named the One Act competition Region 7-4A Best Actor in 2024, Region 7-5A Best Actor in 2023, having attended the Governor’s Honors Program for theatre, being featured in the Georgia Thespian Final Showcase in 2023, having had his films featured in the Thescon Film Festival all four years of High School, winning the Class 4A State Championship in 2025 for dramatic interpretation at the State Literary Championships, and of having been inducted into the National Honor Society. Outside of Dalton High School he is proud to have received three Dalton Little Theatre Billy Awards for Best Youth Performer (2023), Best Youth Actor (2024) and Best Special Production (2024.) He also wrote an original musical called "Click," with his friend Lilli Sharp that was performed at the Dalton Little Theatre for which sold out both evenings of its run. In the fall Ellis will be attending Marymount Manhattan as part of both their musical theatre and writing programs. Way to go!
14 days ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Ellis Stephens. Ellis served as the Historian for the DHS Player’s Drama club for his Junior and Senior year, was an active member and the videographer for the Catamount Singers choir, and was the teen representative for the Board of Directors at the Dalton Little Theatre. He is proud of having been named the One Act competition Region 7-4A Best Actor in 2024, Region 7-5A Best Actor in 2023, having attended the Governor’s Honors Program for theatre, being featured in the Georgia Thespian Final Showcase in 2023, having had his films featured in the Thescon Film Festival all four years of High School, winning the Class 4A State Championship in 2025 for dramatic interpretation at the State Literary Championships, and of having been inducted into the National Honor Society. Outside of Dalton High School he is proud to have received three Dalton Little Theatre Billy Awards for Best Youth Performer (2023), Best Youth Actor (2024) and Best Special Production (2024.) He also wrote an original musical called "Click," with his friend Lilli Sharp that was performed at the Dalton Little Theatre for which sold out both evenings of its run. In the fall Ellis will be attending Marymount Manhattan as part of both their musical theatre and writing programs. Way to go!
PEACH TAX CREDIT PROGRAM: Looking to support education and save on taxes? Learn how you can benefit from the Peach Tax Credit program with Dalton Public Schools! Visit https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/page/peach-education-tax-credit for more details!
15 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
PEACH TAX CREDIT PROGRAM: Looking to support education and save on taxes? Learn how you can benefit from the Peach Tax Credit program with Dalton Public Schools! Visit https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/page/peach-education-tax-credit for more details!
We’ve got exciting news for our athletics families! Starting July 1, all team communication—like schedules, practice updates, and coach messages—will happen on the Stack Team App! This app is just for athletics, and it’s the new official way to stay in the loop with your child’s teams. 💡 Important: Simply downloading the app won’t get you all the updates—you’ll need to search for and follow each team your child plays on to start receiving messages, schedules, and alerts. (You can follow more than one!) Ready to get started? 📲 iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/team-app/id625607532 📲 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.teamapp.teamapp Can’t Find Your Team? Some teams are still being added to the platform. If you’re not seeing your group listed yet: Double-check spelling in the search bar Ask your coach for the exact team name Or contact us for help at info@dalton.k12.ga.us Need help or more info? https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/page/athletics-communications Let’s get game-day ready—see you on Stack Team App!
15 days ago, DPS Communications
A promotional graphic from Dalton Public Schools showing a hand holding a phone with the Stack Team App interface on screen. The phone displays features like schedule, chat, news, and events. The background is a football field, and the Dalton Public Schools logo appears at the top. Text on the right reads: “Your new link to your student athlete’s team – Team Stack App. Real-time updates, practice and game info, team news, and direct coach communication—right at your fingertips.” A red button at the bottom says “Download Today” with a clicking hand icon.
Please note: The Enrollment Center will be closed for the entire week of July 4th and will reopen on Monday, July 7th.
16 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Please note: The Enrollment Center will be closed for the entire week of July 4th and will reopen on Monday, July 7th.
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring The Dalton Academy graduate, Naomi Lovo. Silvia’s greatest achievement in high school was being the first student at The Dalton Academy to be ranked first at DECA’s region competition, where she developed a passion for business and marketing. After High School she plans to study radiology at Dalton State College to become a sonographer. She also hopes to open a store for her business that sells custom shirts and decals. Way to go!
16 days ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring The Dalton Academy graduate, Naomi Lovo. Silvia’s greatest achievement in high school was being the first student at The Dalton Academy to be ranked first at DECA’s region competition, where she developed a passion for business and marketing. After High School she plans to study radiology at Dalton State College to become a sonographer. She also hopes to open a store for her business that sells custom shirts and decals. Way to go!
Kinsley Stephens Named Jimmy Awards Finalist DALTON, GA — Kinsley Stephens, a recent graduate of Dalton High School, made her Broadway debut in New York City on Monday, June 23rd in the annual Jimmy Awards National High School Musical Theatre Awards program where she was selected as a finalist for Best Actress. Kinsley was joined by Hayden Poe, another Dalton High School graduate, who was returning to the Jimmy Awards this year, having attended the event last year as well. The two Dalton High graduates participated in the Jimmy Awards as the representatives of the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards, which saw participation from 75 different schools in their 2024-2025 competition season. Read more! https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/article/2283490
17 days ago, Ashley Grycz
Kinsley Stephens Named Jimmy Awards Finalist
Summer Renovation Spotlight: DaltonReads! Van is Rolling Out! Our summer spotlight continues—not just on building upgrades, but on projects that bring our mission beyond the classroom! We're excited to share that the DaltonReads! van project is officially complete and already making a big impact. This beautifully renovated van is now traveling across the community all summer long, handing out free books to children and families. It's part of our commitment to literacy and keeping students engaged even when school’s out. Keep an eye out—the DaltonReads! van may be rolling into your neighborhood soon!
18 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Summer Renovation Spotlight: DaltonReads! Van is Rolling Out! 🚐📚
Summer Renovation Spotlight: DaltonReads! Van is Rolling Out! 🚐📚
Summer Renovation Spotlight: DaltonReads! Van is Rolling Out! 🚐📚
Summer Renovation Spotlight: DaltonReads! Van is Rolling Out! 🚐📚
Summer Meals Are Here! Dalton Public Schools is proud to offer free lunches for all children 18 and under through our 2025 Summer Nutrition Program, running now through July 24. No registration, no cost—just healthy meals to keep our kids fueled all summer long! 📍 Please Note: The Roan Street meal site has moved this summer due to construction. Families should now pick up meals at the back of the school in the bus drop-off area. The usual front location is not in use this year. 🕦 All site times and locations are listed in the graphic below. 🔗 For more details, visit: https://www.daltonpublicschools.com/o/dps/page/summer-feeding-program Let’s make it a healthy, happy summer together!
18 days ago, Kendra Pannell
A graphic from Dalton Public Schools listing the 2025 Summer Meal Locations. It includes the site name, address, and serving time for each location. Meals are available at the following sites: Byron Heights Apartments, 1515 Byron St., 12:00–12:20 Mack Gaston Community Center, 218 N. Fredrick St., 12:00–12:30 Dalton Recreation Department, 904 Civic Dr., 12:00–12:20 Mount Rachel Trail Park, W Park Street, 11:30–12:00 Dalton High School, 1500 Manly St., 11:30–12:00 Parkview Apartments, 210 N. Easterling St., 11:30–11:50 Salem Baptist Hispanic Iglesia Bautista, 119 Grimes St., 12:00–12:30 Salvation Army, 1109 Thornton, 12:30–1:00 Westwood School, 708 Trammel St., 12:00–12:30 Al Rollins Park, 521 Threadmill Rd., 12:00–12:25 Civitan Park, 505 Shugart Rd., 12:05–12:30 Cliffs Apartments, 826 Shugart Rd., 11:30–11:55 Lakeshore Park, 1212 Dennard Dr., 11:30–11:55 Park Place Apartments, 510 Underwood St., 12:00–12:20 Turf Rd., 2533 Turf Rd., 11:55–12:15 Underwood Apartments (Round House), 1620 Beechland Pl., 12:00–12:20 Underwood Apartments, 1306 Underwood Circle, 11:30–11:50 Otis Cook Memorial Park, 800 Parkway, 11:30–11:50 Lago Vista Apartments, 798 Bermuda St., 11:30–11:50 Stone Ridge Apartments, 1104 Walston St., 12:00–12:20 Dalton Green Park, 117 N Selvidge St., 11:30–11:50 Joann Lewis Park, 700 Fourth Ave., 11:30–11:50 Scenic Valley Apartments, 1011 W Crawford, 11:30–11:50 Wood Park Estates, Sycamore Circle, 11:30–11:50 Roan St. School, Roan St., 11:30–12:00 Veterans Park, 816 Mitchell St., 11:30–11:50 The Dalton Public Schools logo is at the top of the graphic with the title: “2025 Summer Meal Locations.”
Summer Reading Check-In! We loved seeing what you’ve been reading—keep it going, Dalton! Whether you’re on your third novel or just cracking open your first, we want to hear all about it. Tell us: Where and what are you reading? #DaltonReads Need a fresh stack of stories? We’ve got you covered! 📍 Westwood School 🗓 Thursday, June 26 🕦 11:30 AM 🎉 FREE books for all ages at our next DaltonReads! Summer Book Giveaway Comment a photo below – let’s keep turning those pages all summer long!
19 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Summer Reading Check-In!
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Kinsley Stephens. Kinsley was an active member of the DHS Players Drama Club and served as the club’s Vice President her senior year. She was also the Catamount Singers choir’s soprano II section leader, a volunteer for the Buddy Program, and a member of the National Honor Society. Kinsley is proud of winning the 2025 Best Leading Actress award in the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards, having performed in Georgia Thespians Conference’s 2025 Linda P. Wise Closing Showcase, being a member of the Georgia Thespian Conference dance corps, being part of the 1st place Women’s Trio for Region Literary Competition in 2024, having been the 2025 Women's Solo Runner Up in Region Literary Competition, receiving the All-Star Cast award in Region One Act Competition in 2021, 2023, and 2024, and having been named outstanding Individual Performer Junior Theatre Festival in Sacramento, CA in 2024. Kinsley is ecstatic to be heading to New York this summer to participate in the nation wide musical theatre competition known as the Jimmy Awards. While there she will be representing Dalton High School and the state of Georgia alongside her fellow DHS graduate Hayden Poe. In the fall she will be attending attending the University of Montevallo and pursuing a major in musical theatre. Way to go!
19 days ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Kinsley Stephens. Kinsley was an active member of the DHS Players Drama Club and served as the club’s Vice President her senior year. She was also the Catamount Singers choir’s soprano II section leader, a volunteer for the Buddy Program, and a member of the National Honor Society. Kinsley is proud of winning the 2025 Best Leading Actress award in the Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards, having performed in Georgia Thespians Conference’s 2025 Linda P. Wise Closing Showcase, being a member of the Georgia Thespian Conference dance corps, being part of the 1st place Women’s Trio for Region Literary Competition in 2024, having been the 2025 Women's Solo Runner Up in Region Literary Competition, receiving the All-Star Cast award in Region One Act Competition in 2021, 2023, and 2024, and having been named outstanding Individual Performer Junior Theatre Festival in Sacramento, CA in 2024. Kinsley is ecstatic to be heading to New York this summer to participate in the nation wide musical theatre competition known as the Jimmy Awards. While there she will be representing Dalton High School and the state of Georgia alongside her fellow DHS graduate Hayden Poe. In the fall she will be attending attending the University of Montevallo and pursuing a major in musical theatre. Way to go!
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Hayden Poe. Hayden was involved in the DHS Players drama program, the Catamount Singers choir as both tenor section leader and student director for two years, and was also the Dalton High School Catamount mascot for one season. Hayden is proud to have been a finalist for the Georgia Governors Honors program in vocal performance, a three time Shuler Award nominee for best actor, and to have been the winner two of those three times. He is excited to be returning to the Jimmy Awards in New York, representing Dalton High School alongside his friend and fellow graduating DHS student, Kinsley Stephens. Hayden will be attending Pace University in New York where he will major in musical theatre and pursue his passion for performing for others. Way to go!
21 days ago, Communications Intern
It’s officially Senior Spotlight season, and we couldn’t be more proud to shine a light on some of our recent graduates! Today we’re featuring Dalton High School graduate, Hayden Poe. Hayden was involved in the DHS Players drama program, the Catamount Singers choir as both tenor section leader and student director for two years, and was also the Dalton High School Catamount mascot for one season. Hayden is proud to have been a finalist for the Georgia Governors Honors program in vocal performance, a three time Shuler Award nominee for best actor, and to have been the winner two of those three times. He is excited to be returning to the Jimmy Awards in New York, representing Dalton High School alongside his friend and fellow graduating DHS student, Kinsley Stephens. Hayden will be attending Pace University in New York where he will major in musical theatre and pursue his passion for performing for others. Way to go!
Two recent graduates of Dalton High School will be representing the state of Georgia in the Jimmy Awards National High School Musical Theatre Awards program next week! On June 23, Kinsley Stephens and Hayden Poe will perform in Broadway’s Minskoff Theatre with performers representing regional awards programs across the country. Kinsley and Hayden were selected as the winners of Georgia’s Shuler Awards program for their roles as leading actress and actor in Dalton High School's production of Hadestown: Teen Edition. Tune in Monday night at 7:30 on the primary YouTube stream, the ASL interpreted YouTube stream, or on Facebook. Primary YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/XH8XSKQM7pI ASL Interpreted YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/05nszWbzjuQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/24103204275986289/
22 days ago, Dalton Public Schools Communications
Two recent graduates of Dalton High School will be representing the state of Georgia in the Jimmy Awards National High School Musical Theatre Awards program next week!