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How Forsyth County Schools has tried to curb vandalism fueled by social media
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South Forsyth High School administrators discovered vandalism in bathrooms due to TikTok challenge participants. Despite cleaning efforts, some bathrooms were closed to repair damages. Photo courtesy of Shree Delwadia
Forsyth County, GA — A recent wave of school vandalism has hit Forsyth County schools in recent years, mirroring a troubling national trend fueled by social media. Apps like Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok have developed into centers for challenges that promote destructive behavior, causing serious physical damage and financial stress on the local government and its taxpayers.
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Forsyth County Schools names 2025 Teacher of the Year
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Awards for Forsyth County’s 2025 Teachers of the Year at the county’s Celebration of Excellence at the Forsyth Conference Center on Friday, March 14, 2025. - photo by Sophie Ralph
Forsyth County leaders, educators and partners in education celebrated what makes the school district among the best in the state and recognized the teacher of the year for 2025.
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