breast cancer

📹 APStv: Sandra Hernandez Breast Cancer Awareness

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Atlanta Public Schools is proud to highlight the stories of survivors who continue to serve students and their school communities. This is the story of Sandra Hernandez, a first-grade DLI Spanish teacher at Morris Brandon Elementary School.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Jalysa Stewart

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Atlanta Public Schools is proud to highlight the stories of survivors who continue to serve students and their school communities. Jalysa Stewart is a 4th- and 5th-grade teacher at Kimberly Elementary School, and this is her story: In 2022, I felt a lump in my right breast, and […]

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Angela C. Rivers

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Atlanta Public Schools is proud to highlight the stories of survivors who continue to serve students and their school communities. Angela C. Rivers is a third-grade teacher at West Manor Elementary School who joined Atlanta Public Schools (APS) eight years ago. She is currently serving her 24th year […]

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Peyton Forest Elementary hosts health fair and breast cancer walk this Saturday

Peyton Forest Elementary School & St. Paul’s Episcopal Health Fair & Breast Cancer Walk 2011 Saturday, October 1st—8am-1pm Schedule 8:00am—9:15am……… Community Breakfast (Free) 9:30am-1:00pm—Vendor Expo& Screenings 10:00am-11:30am- Breast Cancer Walk 10:30pm-12:30pm—Dog Training Demonstration 11:30am-1:00pm—Speakers on Vision, Health, Sports Medicine, Asthma Screenings Blood Pressure Vision Asthma & Lung Disease Diabetes Vendors AARP American Cancer Society American […]

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Sarah Smith Elementary raises money for breast cancer survivors

The Sarah Smith Elementary School community raised more than $6,000 and registered more than 400 walkers for its inaugural 2-mile walk for breast cancer! “This was an amazing and authentic expression of outreach, awareness and action on behalf of our school community,” said walk organizers Bejay Osby and Stephanie Wilkinson. “The walk allowed our united […]

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