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Aug 27

New Bus, New Changes

By Staff | GVP News

The arrival of a new bus at GVP, which went into operation at the start of this school year, has had an immense impact on everyone at our school. The...

Aug 23

Backpacks for Back to School

By Staff | GVP News | Inspiration

Staff of Insight Global, a Dunwoody-based staffing company and GVP supporter visited GVP on August 9th to deliver and distribute backpacks to GVP students. The students, who were only on...

Jun 28

Students Attend STEAM Summer Camp 2023

By Danielle Ereddia | STEAM

At summer camp, we are all teachers and we are all students. This June, at Milam park in Clarkston, 20-plus students gathered under the big pavilion in the sun, rain,...

Jun 28

Restoring Hope, Making Home

By Crispin Wilondja | Events | Thought Leadership

My story is the story of many refugees around the world. I never chose to flee my country. I had a dream, but I could not fulfill it. Many refugees...

May 26

Students Learn about Entrepreneurship

By Erikah Swift | GVP News

Marketplace Authors' Tea | May 5, 2023

May 26

Form Three Graduates: Celebrating GVP’s Class of 2023

By Erikah Swift | Events | GVP News | Inspiration

Heels clanked on the hardwood floor. Little siblings skipped to their seats. Parents held bouquets of daffodils and tulips. Saffron rice, salad, desserts, and more were gently placed on long,...

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Dear Decaturish – To welcome refugees, we need inclusive education

Decaturish | 6/24/21

Like many students across the country, Lucia, a middle school student in Decatur, spent the past school year online. She worked with her classmates to solve the math problems projected across her screen.

What's New At GVP | GVP Updates & News | Global Village Project

Lily Tova the therapy dog comforts refugee girls in Decatur

AJC | 12/1/19

Lily Tova barked excitedly and shook her gray pom-pom-like tail when she arrived for her most recent visit at the Global Village Project, a middle school for refugee girls in Decatur.

What one group of refugee girls is thankful for this Thanksgiving

CNN | 11/27/19

Along a short hallway on the upper floor of Decatur Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, a blue banner stretches across the wall, packed with scrawled messages of thanks and words swelling with appreciation.