Giving Thanks for Unexpected Blessings
Check out our Fall 2018 newsletter that highlights moments from our incredible semester, along with updates on our Clarkston Community...
Voting Day!
We are excited for our student Amena who became a U.S. citizen this summer and voted for the first time today, accompanied by her teacher...
Georgia Shape highlights Eat.Move.Talk! in our RFL program
The Refugee Family Literacy Program has been a partner with the Eat. Move. Talk! Program at the Georgia Department of Public Health since...
Innovative Approaches to Improving Refugee Integration
Another program in Clarkston, Georgia, called the Refugee Family Literacy Program, offers English classes designed for mothers and their...
KPMG Donates Books!
KPMG Family for Literacy (KFFL) teamed up with the DeKalb Library Foundation (DLF) to give the gift of literacy this holiday season to...
Fall Registration Continues Next Week!
Registration for Fall classes continues next Monday, July 18 and Tuesday, July 18 from 10:00-12:30pm Come to the Church Street school to...
In the News
Al Jazeera's very first audio unit broadcast is about our school! Thanks to the wonderful Alyssa Kapnik Samuel for capturing the sights...
Little Shop of Stories Spreads Kindness
The Year of Kindness project received recognition on 3Ten, the Decatur High School’s official student media outlet, which noted that...
CNN: Preparing refugee children -- and their moms -- for life in the US
CNN spent a day with us recently to learn about our work. Click here to see the interview!
Promising Practice in Refugee Welcome
English school gives refugee mothers and their young children an opportunity to build community and a sense of belonging and helps reduce...
