Want to learn something? Well, on Tuesday, September 21 head to Decatur for two fun learning opportunities.
Walt Drake is working on a history of Decatur from 1900-1999
First, learn about the history of Decatur from noted Decatur resident Walt Drake during the DeKalb History Center’s Lunch & Learn Lecture Series. Hear highlights Decatur’s founding in 1823 through the present. His lecture includes profiles of notable leaders and commentary on the redevelopment and renewal of Decatur during the past 40 years.
The Lunch & Learn will be held at the Old Courthouse on the Square, second floor from 12 noon – 1 p.m. Bring your lunch and enjoy!
That evening you can join City Schools of Decatur students and staff as they offer a fun and informative evening to showcase their World Languages program. The City Schools of Decatur offers the only articulated district-wide K-12 World Language program in Georgia.
World Languages in CSD include Spanish in kindergarten through 3rd grade, International Baccalaureate Language B Spanish in grades 4 – 8, and French, German, Latin and Spanish in grades 9 – 12. John Valentine, Georgia Department of Education Program Specialist for Foreign Language and International Education, will discuss how World Languages instruction has evolved with the new Georgia Performance Standards. He will also highlight how CSD is implementing a paradigm shift in World Language and International Education.
To round out the evening CSD students will show-off their language skills. The event will be held in the Decatur High School Performing Arts Center, 310 N. McDonough Street, from 7 – 8:30 p.m.
The DHS Performing Arts Center Stage
Tuesday offers the opportunity to learn in Decatur and, hey, it’s free!
