Torah Day School of Atlanta plans School Choice Week activities

Students and teachers at Torah Day School of Atlanta will be seeing yellow during the last week of January when they celebrate National School Choice Week. They will wear the NSCW signature yellow scarves to show support for school choice during class, field trips and a rally. Students also will participate in an art and essay contest that emphasizes why each child loves Torah Day School and appreciates having a choice in schooling. The events will be held from January 27-31. Torah Day School of Atlanta is at 1985 Lavista Road, Atlanta and serves K-8 students.

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