WEEK 29

Greetings Hawthorne Hive Families! 🐝

What an incredible week it has been at Hawthorne ES! Our school community continues to shine, and we are so grateful for the partnership, energy, and support that make our Hive so special.

We’re BUZZING into the second week of the Hornet Hustle! Help us reach our goal of $30,000 to support Hawthorne by joining the fun: check in on our Hive progress, see the impact of your donations, collect stickers & signs, and take part in the $10 challenge.

Let’s keep spreading the buzz and building our hive together! See the flyer for more details. Donate & Learn More

A heartfelt thank you to Dr. & Mrs. Frank for leading an outstanding Talent Show—from auditions to showtime, your dedication truly brought joy to our students and families. We also extend our sincere appreciation to our amazing PTA/Foundation Boards for their support of the Talent Show concessions and for launching the Hornet Hustle Run with such excitement and success!

Kudos to Ms. Breier for an exceptional Arts Showcase—a monumental undertaking that beautifully highlighted the creativity and talents of our students. Thank you as well to the parents who supported with setup, including Mrs. Sara Davis and others, and to all families who attended and helped make the evening so special.

We also loved connecting with families during Coffee in the Garden—thank you to everyone who joined us for meaningful conversation and community building.

Our Hornet pride was on full display this weekend! Thank you to our entire HES community for showing up and supporting our Girls and Boys Basketball Teams. We are proud to celebrate that we’ve earned the title of Site Champions, with two of our teams advancing to the Area 1 Playoffs undefeated!

A special thank you to our phenomenal coaches—Ms. Shegog, Ms. Washington, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Harris—for their leadership and commitment. We are excited to cheer our teams on as they head into the playoffs! Shoutout to our incredible Hype Squad coaches, Mrs. Jones and Ms. D. Lewis, and to the many staff members who supported our students this weekend, including Mr. Barnes (Sports Liaison), Mr. Thomas, Ms. Wyatt, Ms. Lester, and Mrs. White. Your dedication does not go unnoticed!

📅 Looking Ahead at The Hive:

• Spring Parent Conferences
  🗓 Wednesday, March 25
  🕓 4:00–6:00 PM (Virtual)
  Be sure to sign up using the Sign-Up Genius link below. Teachers will share just-in-time updates on your child’s growth, including their Spring MAP scores.

• Annual Verification (Registration)
  Annual Verification for the 2026–2027 school year is now open. Please take a moment to complete this important process to ensure your child’s enrollment is up to date.

Thank you, Hawthorne families, for your continued support, partnership, and commitment to excellence. Together, we are building something truly special! 🐝💛

📅 This Week

-March 24th- Sports Teams Spring Pictures

-March 25th- Spring Teacher Conferences Virtual | 4 - 6 pm - Please sign up below

-March 28th- Basketball Teams participate in Area 1 Playoffs

-March 29th - Spring Planting Day | 3 - 5 pm (See Flyer Below)

📅 MARCH

-March 30th - PAC Meeting, at 5pm >>> PAC Meeting # 4

-March 31st - GMAS Stress Test # 1 @ 8am

-March 31st- K/1 Spring Concert 6 pm

📅 APRIL

-April 1st- Paraprofessionals Appreciation day

-April 1st- PTA meeting at 8 am

-April 3rd - Hornet Hustle

-April 6th – 10th- Spring Break (No School)

-April 13th-17th - Exceptional Children's Week

-April 16th - GMAS Stress Test # 2 @ 8am

-April 23rd - May 11th- Georgia Milestones Assessment Administration

-April 17th - GA Milestones Pep Rally

-April 22nd - Earth Day

-April 25th - Spring Festival

Go Hornets 🐝
Proud to Serve,
Principal Henley
#OneTeamOneDream #WeAreALLIN
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Get ready for another fun-filled week as we continue building our hive and spreading the buzz about raising “$15k in $15 Days” toward our $30,000 goal to support Hawthorne! This week we’ll check in on our Hive progress, learn about the lasting impact of your donations, continue to spread the BUZZ, get STUNG with stickers + signs, AND have a $10 challenge!

We invite you all to participate, learn & donate!

👉 https://heshustle.dojiggy.io/hustle15/Campaign/Details

Annual Verification for 2026–2027 School Year

ALL RETURNING STUDENTS must complete Annual Verification Registration in Infinite Campus for the 2026–2027 school year.
Required Documents:
• Parent/Guardian ID
• Proof of Residency (one of the following):
• Gas, water, or electric bill
• Current lease agreement

If you need your parent code to complete registration, please contact the front office for Mrs. Elliott, our registrar.

Pre-K Lottery Students:
If your child was awarded a seat in the Pre-K lottery program, please add them as a NEW student within the same application as your currently enrolled student.

Verification Schedule:
• Pre-K & Kindergarten: March 17th – March 27th (In-person support available with Mrs. Elliott)

• 1st & 2nd Grade: March 30th – April 14th (In-person support available with Mrs. Elliott)

• 3rd – 5th Grade: April 20th – May 1st (In-person support available with Mrs. Elliott)

Mark your Calendars....Spring Conferences are approaching and will be held March 25th virtually from 4:00 PM–6:00 PM to better accommodate our busy families. This is an important opportunity to connect directly with your child’s teacher as we prepare for end-of-year assessments. These virtual conferences will provide valuable insight into your child’s academic progress and any additional support needed to ensure a strong finish to the school year.

Please see below to locate your child’s grade level, teacher and sign up using their conference link. If you have any questions, please contact your child’s teacher directly.

Kindergarten - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E094DA5A92CA5F94-62734810-virtual

First Grade- https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E094DA5A92CA5F94-62737066-first

Second Grade- https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E094DA5A92CA5F94-62749756-virtual

Third Grade - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E094DA5A92CA5F94-62750570-virtual

Fourth Grade - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E094DA5A92CA5F94-62759391-virtual

Fifth Grade - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/30E094DA5A92CA5F94-62762991-virtual

We appreciate your partnership and look forward to working together to support your child’s continued success.

📢 Purchase Your 2025-2026 Yearbook Today!

Yearbooks are available for $27.25 plus tax. The deadline to purchase is April 25, 2026.

To order your yearbook:
• Scan the QR code on the flyer above or visit: www.TREERING.com
• Enter the school passcode: 1014588341651501
• You may also use this direct link: https://www.treering.com/purchase?PassCode=1014588341651501

Steps to complete your order:
• Create an account or log in to www.TREERING.com
• Add your student to their teacher’s class roster
• Purchase your yearbook
• Customize your student’s free personal pages included with each purchase
• Upload photos to the shared school file
• Send and request signatures from friends

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions — we’re excited to create a great yearbook for our students!

March Principal Advisory Council (PAC)

We are excited to invite you to our March Principal Advisory Council (PAC). A virtual option will be available through the link provided, making it easy for everyone to join our last meeting.

The Principal Advisory Council (PAC) brings together parents, teachers, and community members to work alongside school leadership. The PAC provides input, shares ideas, and helps guide decisions that impact student success, school improvement, and family engagement. This is a great way to learn more about what’s happening academically in our school and to share your voice.

👏 Thank you to our PAC board members this year!

📅 Date: Monday Mar 30, 2026
🕕 Time: 5:00 PM
💻 Virtual Link: PAC Meeting # 4

Greetings DCSD Families

The updated Round 2 scenarios of the Student Assignment Project were developed using your community feedback. We are continuing to listen, refine the scenarios, and work with you to shape what comes next for DeKalb schools. We invite you to review the scenarios and share your perspective through the Round 2 Feedback Survey.

Submit your feedback by Sunday, April 12: www.dekalbschoolsga.org/sapsurvey

As part of this phase, there are two ways to participate in upcoming meetings:

Community Information Sessions (Virtual)- These districtwide Zoom sessions will present the updated scenarios and provide an overview of the information.

Cluster-Based Small-Group Workshops (In Person) -These sessions will bring community members together within their high school clusters to work through the scenarios in classrooms and explore possible solutions.

Please Click the button below to access the SAP webpage for the meeting schedule, additional details, and updates.

Hello, DCSD Community! Click the link below for The DCSD Weekly Digest – March 16, 2026 Newsletter. Stay Connected and Stay Informed: https://bit.ly/4bfr89G.

• Save the Dates: Round 2 Scenarios
• DCSD Students Awarded College Scholarships from AAMU
• Q&A: Allgood ES's Davida Cray ESPOTY II
• Daily Difference Makers
• Georgia's College Application Fee Waiver Month
• Read Across DeKalb
• Game Night
• Title I Math Carnival
• Student Film Festival
• UnityFest
• Tech For Littles
• CLIP Stakeholder Input Meeting for Federal Funding
• Weekly and Monthly Recognitions
• Photos & Videos of the Week

Let's continue moving forward together because the strength of our community lies in unity and continuous communication.

📣 Second Semester Attendance Challenge: Your Presence Is Power! 💪

From January through April, Hawthorne ES is participating in a districtwide attendance challenge that encourages students to show up, stay engaged, and finish the school year strong. Led by our very own Attendance Avenger, students will enjoy grade-level activities, school spirit events, and friendly competitions that celebrate the importance of being present every day.

We are especially excited because Hawthorne ES won the district attendance contest last year—and this year, we’re aiming to do it again! Our district is closing in on its strategic goal of 95% attendance, and your continued partnership plays a vital role in helping us reach and maintain that goal.

🌳 March Attendance Celebration
Throughout the month of March – “Streak Month”

Individual 5-Day Attendance Streak Charts - Classroom challenge: earn letters to spell

P-O-W-E-R each day the class has 95%+ attendance.

We have some truly amazing teachers at HES, and now is the perfect time to celebrate them! 🍧From March 1–31, 2026, nominate your favorite HES teacher for a chance to win a Snowie Celebration for their class. It takes less than 3 minutes!

Let’s show our appreciation and spotlight the incredible educators who make a difference every day!

Last Monday, our school conducted a fire drill, and we are very proud of how well our students did. They followed directions, exited the building quickly, and remained calm and quiet so that we could complete the drill safely and efficiently.

Please note that schools are required to conduct safety drills each month (fire drills, severe weather drills, lockdown drills, etc.) to ensure that students and staff know what to do in case of an emergency. These drills are an important part of keeping everyone safe.

Thank you for supporting us as we continue to prioritize the safety and well-being of all students.

🚗✨ Arrival & Dismissal Reminders ✨🚶‍♀️

As we continue a successful school year, please review and follow our arrival and dismissal expectations to ensure a smooth and safe day for all students. Our late student arrivals are starting to become a huge disruption to our classrooms and are impacting teaching and learning. Please make it a daily priority to have your child arrive to school on time, please see below.:

🌅 Morning Arrival:
🕖 7:00 AM – School doors open and breakfast begins.
🍽️ 7:15 AM –Intervention & Enrichment starts. This is a critical time for academic support and acceleration—please ensure your child arrives on time.

⏰ 7:40 AM – Breakfast service ends.
📣 7:40 AM – Morning announcements begin.
📘 7:45 AM – Instruction begins promptly.
🏁 Afternoon Dismissal:
🕝 2:15 PM – Dismissal begins & typically follows this order:
➡️bus riders
➡️ van riders
➡️ car riders

➡️ walkers
➡️ aftercare
Please remember that our buses must be in line first.
🕝 2:35 PM-2:40 PM – All students should be fully dismissed from classrooms.
🕒 2:45 PM – Students not picked up by this time will be sent to aftercare, and a drop-in fee will apply. Communication is key!

Late Pick-Up Procedures

In order to ensure the safety and supervision of all students, Hawthorne Elementary has established the following late pick-up procedures:

• Dismissal ends at 2:45 PM.

• Any student not picked up by 2:45 PM, upon arrival -parents will need to complete the Late Pick-Up Roster.

• Three (3) late pick-ups may result in a referral to the school’s social worker for additional support and follow-up.

Your partnership helps us create a safe and focused environment for all hornets. Thank you for your attention and cooperation!

🌟 Parents, we need your feedback! So far, 180 GA Climate Surveys have been completed, but our performance level is still low. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey and help us boost parent engagement. ✅ Your feedback matters and directly supports our school’s climate growth!

As we prepare for the spring testing season, we want to share important information about the Georgia Milestones End of Grade (EOG) Assessment. All assessments will be administered 100% online in a face-to-face testing environment.

The district will use staggered testing schedules for elementary, middle, and high schools so that ELA Section 1 begins on different days at each level to ensure technology systems run smoothly.

To prepare for testing, students will participate in technology stress tests on March 31, 2026, and April 16, 2026 to ensure devices and systems are ready.

More details about Hawthorne ES specific testing dates will be shared soon. Thank you for your continued support of our students.

Our March STEAM Challenge is on the way! Be sure to ask your child reflection questions about the challenge to extend their learning at home. Through this hands-on experience, students will explore the history and traditions of St. Patrick's Day while engaging in creative problem-solving and critical thinking.

We are grateful for the enthusiasm our students bring to STEAM learning. A special thank you to our STEAM Committee for their continued dedication to keeping STEAM alive and thriving at Hawthorne ES!

Our boys’ A team has and our girls’ A team are both UNDEFEATED!

Let’s show our school spirit and support our basketball teams at the Championship games!

Location and times coming soon. If you are available, please come out and cheer them on. Your support means a lot to our students and helps build a strong sense of community and pride.

Thank you for always supporting our students!

• March 28th – Area Championship
• April 18th – County Championship

Some families have received an individual invitation for their child to attend the Scholars Academy Summer Program. We are excited about this opportunity to support continued learning and growth.

If your child received an invitation, please confirm or decline participation by Friday, March 27.

Only families who received an invitation need to complete this step.

The confirmation process is quick and takes less than two minutes. Please complete the confirmation form here: 👉 https://forms.office.com/r/akgaQ52ERz

If you need assistance, Mrs. Denson, Assistant Principal will be happy to help you complete the form over the phone or in person. Additionally, to support transportation planning, please ensure your home address on file is accurate and up to date. If updates are needed, please contact the school as soon as possible. Thank you for your prompt attention to this important step. We look forward to supporting your child this summer!

Join us for the last Parent Tech Café for the 1st semester! Parent Tech Cafe' is a virtual series designed to empower parents, guardians, and stakeholders with insights into the digital tools supporting teaching and learning across DeKalb County School District. See flyer to learn when sessions takes place. This is a great opportunity for families to explore the resources that enhance student success. Please help us spread the word to your school communities. Click here for more information: https://its.dekalb.k12.ga.us/TechCafe_202581813581964.aspx

You’re invited to the 2026 DCSD UnityFest: Celebrating Cultures, Connecting Communities.

Join us for an afternoon that celebrates the many cultures that make our DeKalb community so vibrant. Students, families, and community partners will come together to enjoy cultural performances, international food, community resources, and entertainment for all ages.

Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Location: Indian Creek Elementary School
724 N. Indian Creek Dr
Clarkston, GA 30021

UnityFest is an opportunity to connect, learn about one another, and experience traditions from around the world while celebrating the diversity that makes DeKalb special. We hope you’ll make plans to join us.

By signing on as a volunteer, you become a member of our team of professionals that proudly provides educational services to more than 93,000 students in our DeKalb County School District. Click on link below, this document was created by the District and is designed to assist you in registering to be a volunteer with the DeKalb County School District. Please complete the following steps to become a DCSD Volunteer. The process for volunteering takes about 30 minutes total and includes about 20 minutes of online mandatory child abuse reporting training required by the State of Georgia for all volunteers.

Steps to Complete the Volunteer Process:

1. Complete the Volunteer Application and Release Form:

• English Application
• Spanish Application

2. Review and Complete the DCSD Volunteer Code of Conduct:

• English Code of Conduct
• Spanish Code of Conduct

3. Complete the Mandated Reporter Training:

• Watch the Mandated Reporter Video and complete the quiz before attending a training session.
• Steps to complete the training:
• Create a free account
• Select State: GA
• Click on Child Abuse and Neglect Course: Mandated Reporter
• Start the course and complete the quiz
• Save or print your certificate and email a copy to DCSDvolunteer@dekalbschoolsga.org
• Training link: Mandated Reporter Course

Upcoming DCSD Volunteer Training (via Zoom):

Join a Zoom Session That Fits Your Schedule

2026 Volunteer Training Dates (COMING SOON)

Please select the Zoom session that works best for you from the options below:

Join the DCSD Volunteer Training Zoom Meeting:

🔗 Join Zoom Meeting
📌 Meeting ID: 857 5784 5773
🔑 Passcode: 598219

Thank you for your dedication to supporting our schools! We look forward to your participation!

The Hawthorne Elementary School Foundation is looking for engaged parents and caregivers to help lead and support our work during the 2026–2028 school years. We have several two-year term positions open and hope to fill them by April.

✨ Open Leadership Positions

• Foundation Executive Board: Vice President, Secretary

• Committee Chairs: Communications, Care, Grants

The Hawthorne Elementary School Foundation is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to support a superior academic experience for every Hawthorne student through short- and long-term initiatives that directly benefit our school community.

💛 Recent Foundation Wins Include:

• Raising critical donations to support school priorities

• Partnering with school leadership to launch the Alliance Theatre Artist-in-Residence program, bringing professional teaching artists into classrooms through theatre-based learning

• Helping deliver the new outdoor classroom

• Supporting the Hawthorne mural, STEM garden, and campus-wide beautification and planting projects

If you’re interested in giving back, building community, and helping shape the future of Hawthorne, we’d love to have you involved!

👉 Learn more about the open positions and committee roles here:
Hawthorne Foundation - Committees

Questions? Curious but not sure where you fit? Reach out — we’re happy to talk!

Deanna Murphy and Elisha Smith, Co-Presidents: president@dcsd-hawthornefoundation.org

Sally Cargo, Treasurer: treasurer@dcsd-hawthornefoundation.org

Thanks to your efforts, through the School Store program, we are truly grateful!

Your participation takes just minutes and helps provide important resources for our students and teachers. Thank you for your support! Click link to watch video to learn more:

SchoolStore Kick-Off Video

Families in DeKalb County can access free meals at eight convenient distribution centers across the district. Meals are available to anyone in the community, and each site offers pick-up on scheduled dates each month. See below for the full list of locations, dates, and times.- Click for details:https://www.dekalbschoolsga.org/divisions/wrap-around-services/food-distribution

March’s SEL focus highlights problem-solving and developing a positive sense of self. Students will learn strategies for breaking down challenges into manageable steps and recognizing how their strengths support effective decision-making. This month, our school counselors will continue leading SEL lessons that support emotional awareness, resilience, and positive coping strategies to help students navigate challenges with confidence.

Our Book of the Month, Grumpy Monkey by Suzanne Lang, reminds students that it’s okay to have big feelings and that emotions don’t always need to be fixed right away. I recorded a video and added it to CLASS DOJO but the screen did not work, therefore, I am attaching the link to the youtube video for visual support. Please share this book with your child.

Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting the whole child.

We know that parents and family members play an essential role in students’ educational success. When schools and families work in partnership, children will succeed at new levels.

The link below, parents and family members of students in Georgia’s K-12 public schools can explore the wealth of resources and services offered through GaDOE. Discover important information on Georgia’s K-12 standards, programming to support your student, ways to get involved, and more.

We are celebrating Read Across America all month with our Beanstack March Reading Challenge! Please encourage your students to log their reading minutes throughout the month.

Each month, the top three homerooms with the most reading minutes earn a classroom trophy. To keep the excitement going in March, we will also draw one student’s name daily from those logging minutes in Beanstack.

Possible prizes include:

• A trip to the Book Vending Machine

• Read Across America pencils, bookmarks reading trinkets

• And more!

Please remind students to log their reading regularly. If students cannot access the app at home, they may use a paper reading log and return it to the Media Center.

If you have questions, please contact Ms. Lewis or Mrs. Jackson.

Happy reading! 📚

Let’s keep the momentum going! Just 5 minutes a day of logging your child’s reading on Beanstack can help us climb even higher on the county-wide leaderboard!

📚 Here’s how you can help as a parent:

• Encourage your child to read daily and log their minutes in Beanstack, every minute counts!
• Parents can track progress and celebrate milestones together with their children.

See video from our DCSD Board Chair Mrs. Allyson Gevertz below, together, we can build a powerful culture of reading at HMES, one page at a time! ✨

Thank you to all of our 3rd, 4th, & 5th grade parents/guardians who attended the GA Milestones Presentation and Student Data Talks Sessions. We truly appreciate your time, partnership, and commitment to supporting your child’s learning and academic growth.

For your convenience, the presentation used during the sessions is attached ⬆️. The final 3 slides include grade-level resources to support learning at home. Please locate your child’s grade level to access the appropriate GA Milestones practice materials and resources.

If you have any questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact your child’s teacher. Thank you again for your continued partnership and support.

In April, students in grades 3, 4, and 5 are required to take the Georgia Milestones Assessment. This test will include Reading, Writing, Mathematics, and Science (5th grade only). A practice test is available online, with questions set up and structured just like the actual assessment.

Please log on to see what will be expected of your child in April. See video below for more support. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to your child's teacher. We look forward to partnering with you.

https://www.gaexperienceonline.com/

1. Click "Test Practice, Guides, Samples"
2. Click "Online Testing Tools"
3. Click "End of Grade EOG"
4. Click "Test Practice"
5. Click "Online Standard Tools"
6. Click"3rd, 4th, or 5th Grade"
7. Click "Continue"
8. Click "Test Practice for 3rd, 4th, or 5th"

9. Click "Play Audio"
10. If your sound is working, click "Sound is Working"
11. Read the directions. Use the blue arrows to navigate through the directions.
12. Click "Begin Test"
(There is a tool bar at the top to assist while testing).

Experience Online Testing Georgia

GA Milestones Resources

Additional Milestones Practice

Parent ProTech is an on-demand library of resources to help you with everything from social media to gaming, artificial intelligence to streaming, to preventing violence in schools with anti-bullying educational awareness. Their resources cover trends and what you need to know to inform and protect students online. They end every series with conversation starters to help you know how to begin conversations with your students around their favorite tech. Their full library is now available so you can stay up to date on the platforms our students are using.

Signing up is easy and FREE! Visit this link https://bit.ly/DCSDParentProtech and create your Parent ProTech account that will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to support your students online. Note: Please use your district email to create your account.

Please take a few minutes to view the introduction and walkthrough videos to learn more about this amazing resource.

• Introduction Video: Equipping Educators and Families with Parent ProTech

• Account Creation and Platform Walkthrough Video

The drop-off times in front of the school are below:

7:00 am

MORNING INTERVENTIONS & EXTENTIONS TIME DAILY - 7:15 am

Tardy bell - 7:45 am

Morning announcements begin at 7:45 am

Car riders:: When picking students up, parents should have the Hawthorne ES Car Rider Tag visible in their car. If the Car Rider Tag is not visible, parents are required to park, come into the building and provide Identification. Thank you for your patience as we simply want to keep your students' safe.

The pick-up times for dismissal are below:

Bus riders-2:25:pm; Car riders 2:35 pm (front of building after buses) & walkers (Side door)

Walker Dismissal Protocol Update
The dismissal process for the Walker group is being slightly adjusted to ensure a smoother and more secure experience. Students will continue to dismiss from the side door; however, we will now be implementing a numbered tag system.
Each walker will be assigned a unique number. Parents or guardians must walk to the designated walker door and visibly display their child’s assigned number. This number will correspond to the student’s walker tag, which will be attached to their backpack.
For safety and accountability, students will only be released once the matching number is presented at the door.

Attendance & Dismissal Procedures Update

To ensure accurate attendance records and to maintain a safe and orderly school environment, we are updating our arrival and dismissal procedures:

• Late Arrival: Students arriving after 7:45 AM must be checked in by a parent/guardian inside the school office.

• Early Check-Out: If a student needs to leave school early, parents/guardians must come into the building to sign the student out prior to the start of dismissal.

These updates are in place to support accurate attendance documentation. We appreciate your cooperation and commitment to helping us ensure that your students are safe during arrival and dismissal from school. 😊Thank you!

BUS ROUTES

DCSD bus routes can be found on the district website: https://www.dekalbschoolsga.org/bus-routes/. Hawthorne ES morning bus routes are below along with the district

**** DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE ****

Email: kia_henley@dekalbschoolsag.org
Website: https://www.hawthornees.dekalb.k12.ga.us/

Location: 2535 Caladium Drive NE Atlanta, GA 30345
Phone: 678-874-2802