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A Bright Future Lies Ahead
A wise person once said, “The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle.”
At Dental Assisting 101, we believe that everyone deserves a chance to enjoy a career doing what they love. Unfortunately, many men and women in Georgia settle for soulless, thankless jobs with no upward mobility. If you are stuck in a job just to pay the bills, your opportunity to make a change and build a better life is here.
Unlike traditional colleges, we offer our students an expedited pathway to success through a hands-on educational approach where students learn by doing. One of the best ways to secure your future and set yourself up for success is to learn from the best. That’s exactly what you’ll get when you enroll in our dental assisting school in Johns Creek, GA. We pride ourselves on having one of the most effective dental assisting courses in the state, where most students find a position within 60 days of graduation.
When it comes to decisions, choosing a new career path is one of the most important of your life. It’s not an easy choice, and it can be even harder to juggle your current responsibilities while you study and attend class. That is why we offer both in-person and online course structures, focusing on teaching practical skills that you will use every day as a dental assistant. When you choose Assisting 101, you can rest easy knowing you won’t spend valuable time trying to discern complicated lectures or irrelevant tasks. Instead, you will learn crucial skills that will set you apart from your peers and help you begin a new life-changing career in the dental industry.
When you enroll in our dental assisting school, you will reap the benefits of:
- Flexible schedules for working adults and first-time students
- Practical training that will teach you the skills necessary to flourish as a dental assistant
- Knowledgeable dental faculty who want you to succeed
- Access to your instructor 24-hours a day, 7-days a week
- Affordable tuition with low payment plan opportunities
- In-depth career prep to get you ready for a job in the dental industry
- Resume help and job interview coaching
Choosing Your Dental Assisting Course In Johns Creek, GA
At Assisting 101, students have their choice of two unique dental assisting programs in Johns Creek. Both programs consist of 78 hours of lecture and 48 hours of in-depth, hands-on training at one of the best dental offices in metro Atlanta. Both programs allow students to build a career in dentistry with the help of real dentists and dental assistants.
STUDENTS CAN CHOOSE FROM TWO DIFFERENT COURSE PROGRAMS: ON-SITE AND ONLINE.
On-Site Programs
Our on-site dental assisting program is perfect for students who do not have to travel long distances to our facility or need to “rush” to complete the course.
Learn MoreOnline Programs
Our online program is ideal for those students that like to complete training at their own pace.
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Our online program is ideal for those students that like to complete training at their own pace. If you are an eager student willing to study every day and want to complete this program in as little as one month, you can do so. However, if you would like to take more time to manage other life responsibilities, you have the choice of completing this course in less than six months.
When you choose our online dental assisting course, you will have the opportunity to:
- Begin classes at any time. With Assisting 101’s online course structure, students may begin learning as soon as their registration is approved.
- Obtain a customized welcome kit that includes your textbooks, studying materials, alginate impression kits, dentition models, x-ray kit, pouring model package, and scrubs. This way, you can experience hands-on learning from the comfort of your home.
- Take 10 academic sessions online, totaling 78 hours of lecture time and 30 hours of hands-on training seminars.
- Immerse yourself in the world of dental assisting, through educational lectures. These lectures contain demonstration videos, slide shows with instructor voice-overs, and rich illustrations to ensure you retain crucial skills and information.
- Complete the course as quickly as you would like. Dedicated, hardworking students can finish our online dental assisting course in Johns Creek, GA, within a month!
- Use our externship placement services to help you discover local dental offices in need of interns to help you fulfill our course competencies. While not mandatory for graduation, an externship will help you better prepare for a long career in dentistry. An externship can also be an incredible way to network with industry professionals and work at an office that may hire you down the road.
- Engage with your instructor, who will be with you every step of the way while you carve your path to a new, rewarding career.
On-Site Dental Assistant Course
Our on-site dental assisting program is perfect for students who do not have to travel long distances to our facility or need to “rush” to complete the course.
THIS PROGRAM IS MORE IN LINE WITH A TRADITIONAL COLLEGE EXPERIENCE AND GIVES STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO:
- Immerse yourself in a traditional 10-week-long program consisting of training and in-office lectures each Saturday from 9AM until 5PM. On-site classes are conducted in an intimate teaching environment to ensure each student gets the attention they need and deserve.
- Learn from successful dental professionals in our state-of-the-art dental assisting school in Johns Creek, GA. Because this program is only offered four times a year, class space is very limited.
- Get a basic understanding of common dental assisting techniques through lectures in the morning. You will put those techniques to use in our operatories in the afternoon, where you will practice real-world dental assistant duties.
- Attend an orientation meeting, where you will receive your textbooks, studying materials, scrubs, and more.
- Benefit from 48 hours of shadowing by our fully trained technicians and dental professionals. While you are being shadowed, your instructor will walk you through important procedures and teach you crucial skills needed for a fulfilling career as a dental assistant.
- Build friendships and lifelong relationships with like-minded students who also want to begin a career in the dental industry.
Why Choose A Career In The Dental Industry?
According to the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of dental assistants is expected to grow 11% over the next 10 years – faster than the average job growth of many other industries. New and ongoing evidence suggests an important link between a person’s overall health and their oral health. Because of this, demand for dental-related services is expected to stay strong for years to come. Dental offices in Georgia and other states must meet this projected demand. As such, the need for trained dental assistants will continue to grow.
As Baby Boomers grow older and as more men and women practice good oral hygiene, the need to treat and maintain one’s teeth will lead to an increased need for quality dental care. Over the next decade, the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggests that nearly 24,000 new dental assisting jobs will be created. That means the future is bright for any student who has been educated through our dental assisting courses in Johns Creek.
QUICK FACTS ABOUT DENTAL ASSISTANT CAREERS OVER THE NEXT 10 YEARS
- Rated #15 Out of 100 Best Health Care Support Jobs According to U.S News and World Report
- Rated #84 Out of Best 100 Jobs in All of the United States
- Average Salary: $40,080
- Unemployment Rate: 2.4%
- Number of Jobs: 23,400
What Does A Dental Assistant Do?
As a professional dental assistant, you will be tasked with managing a wide range of administrative and clinical responsibilities at a dental office. Dental assistants play a crucial role in the day-to-day workflow involved in a dental practice. They work alongside hygienists and dentists to provide patients with the highest quality oral care in the state of Georgia.
Common dental assistant job duties may include:
- Assisting in the lab
- Sterilizing dental equipment and tools
- Ordering and organizing supplies for their dental office
- Help perform x-rays
- Maintain and organize patient dental records
- Perform coronal polishing for patients
- Provide fluoride treatments for patients
- Help educate patients about how to maintain their oral health
- Help educate patients about best practices relating to proper oral hygiene
- Providing assistance to dentists and hygienists during cleanings
- Greet patients and make them feel comfortable
- Collect important info from new and existing patients
Why Attend a Dental Assisting School In Johns Creek, GA?
They say the best way to predict the future is to create it, and that is exactly what you will be doing when you enroll at Assisting 101. We believe in getting our students ready for a lifelong career, not just a job that pays the bills. When you attend our award-winning dental assisting school, you are investing in a future rich with opportunity.
Unlike other workers who choose not to attend school for legitimate training, our students enjoy a quick start in a vibrant job market where financial and personal growth are common. When you become a dental assistant after graduation, you will have confidence knowing you are well-prepared for a life-changing career.
HERE ARE SOME OF THE MOST COMMON REASONS WHY OUR STUDENTS SAY THEY CHOOSE TO ATTEND OUR DENTAL ASSISTING SCHOOL:
WORK IN AN EVER-GROWING INDUSTRY
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics recently reported that job growth for dental assistants is growing at a faster rate than most other industries. This bodes well for our students, who will have job security as they navigate the workforce. In a time where many jobs are being replaced by robotics and other technological advances, the skills that you learn at Assisting 101 can help you for the rest of your life.
FULFILLING BALANCE BETWEEN LIFE AND WORK
The work/life balance in the U.S is a problem. Spending every waking hour at the office instead of home with family can be draining at best and depressing at worst. Unlike other professionals, dental assistants typically enjoy normal working hours during the business week. That means they have more free time to dedicate to their children and families.
ABILITY TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
When you are a dental assistant, you plan a crucial role in your dental office. But as an ambassador of the profession, you also help educate patients about the benefits of good oral hygiene. Given the ties between heart health and oral health, you are making more of a difference than you might realize.
OPPORTUNITY FOR PROFESSIONAL GROWTH
When students graduate from Assisting 101 and accept a job as a dental assistant, many choose to make it their lifelong career. For others, the role of dental assistant is just the beginning – a steppingstone to a role with more responsibility. After only a few years as a dental assistant in Johns Creek, the chance to become a manager or supervisor will become much more likely. The sky is the limit!
Latest News in Johns Creek
GymDogs Add Three to 2022 Signing Class
University of Georgia Athletics
ATHENS, Ga. --- University of Georgia gymnastics head coach Courtney Kupets Carter has announced the addition of three gymnasts to the 2022 signing class.Sidney Fitzgerald of Evans, Ga., Nicole King of Johns Creek, Ga., and Eryn Williams of Knoxville, Tenn. will join Naya Howard of Chesapeake, Va., Jacquelyn (Jacquie) Moran of Santa Cruz, Calif., and Ariel Posen of Manalapan, N.J. as freshmen during the 2023 season."The addition of ...
ATHENS, Ga. --- University of Georgia gymnastics head coach Courtney Kupets Carter has announced the addition of three gymnasts to the 2022 signing class.
Sidney Fitzgerald of Evans, Ga., Nicole King of Johns Creek, Ga., and Eryn Williams of Knoxville, Tenn. will join Naya Howard of Chesapeake, Va., Jacquelyn (Jacquie) Moran of Santa Cruz, Calif., and Ariel Posen of Manalapan, N.J. as freshmen during the 2023 season.
"The addition of Sidney, Nicole, and Eryn enhances an already top-notch recruiting class," Kupets Carter said. "What's so great about this class as a whole is that they'll be ready to contribute right away in competition. With this recruiting class, and those to come, Georgia gymnastics is making it's way to the top. Their skills and technique are aspects we strive for as a program and they'll be bringing them day one."
Fitzgerald will join the GymDogs after training at C&C Gymnastics. She was a national qualifier in 2021 and a member of the first place team at Nationals on top of being a member of the National Honor Society.
"I remember cheering on the GymDogs in Stegman as a little girl," Fitzgerald said. "It's always been a dream of mine to be a part of this incredible program. In addition, I am blessed to be able to further my education at such a prestigious university. I cannot wait to get started."
King comes to Georgia after training BIO Gymnastics. She was a 2021 Level 10 State Champion on vault and a Junior Olympics Nationals Qualifier. In 2019 she was the Level 9 Regional Champion in the all-around, bars, and vault.
"I chose UGA because I love everything about it- from the supportive coaches that will foster my development to the amazing facilities and high-level academics," King said. "I am grateful to be close to home and to have the support of friends and family. I can't wait to be a Dawg."
Williams comes to UGA after training at Premier Athletics. She has been a consistent Level 10 State and Regional qualifier. Premier Athletics named her the 2021 Optional Gymnast of the Year.
"I chose the University of Georgia because it was a mixture of everything I ever wanted in college," Williams said. "Not only does UGA offer amazing facilities and an incredible coaching staff, but also high-level academics, enthusiastic sports fans, and such a beautiful campus. The entire atmosphere of Georgia is so unmatched and when I first arrived in Athens, I instantly knew this is where I wanted to be for the next four years."
Cumming Restaurant Inspections: Arbor Terrace, El Porton
Cumming, GA Patch
Heading out to grab a bite to eat? Get the dish on recent restaurant inspections at Cumming establishments.CUMMING, GA — The Forsyth County Public Health Department conducted food service inspections Dec. 3-9 at the following establishments. Any establishments with grades below an A have the inspector's notes listed.Arbor Terrace of Johns Creek (Food Service Inspections)3180 KAREN WHITE DR SUWANEE, GA 30024View inspections:...
Heading out to grab a bite to eat? Get the dish on recent restaurant inspections at Cumming establishments.
CUMMING, GA — The Forsyth County Public Health Department conducted food service inspections Dec. 3-9 at the following establishments. Any establishments with grades below an A have the inspector's notes listed.
Arbor Terrace of Johns Creek (Food Service Inspections)3180 KAREN WHITE DR SUWANEE, GA 30024View inspections:December 8, 2021 Score: 68, Grade: U
Atlanta Bread Company (Food Service Inspections)410 PEACHTREE PKWY STE 116 CUMMING, GA 30041View inspections:December 6, 2021 Score: 91, Grade: A
BELMONT VILLAGE JOHNS CREEK (Food Service Inspections)4315 JOHNS CREEK PKWY SUWANEE, GA 30024View inspections:December 8, 2021 Score: 100, Grade: A
CHIC-FIL-A (Food Service Inspections)653 ATLANTA RD CUMMING, GA 30040View inspections:December 7, 2021 Score: 100, Grade: A
Chicken Salad Chick (Food Service Inspections)3630 PEACHTREE PKWY STE 500 SUWANEE, GA 30024View inspections:December 8, 2021 Score: 96, Grade: A
EL PORTON OF MIDWAY (Food Service Inspections)4902 ATLANTA HWY ALPHARETTA, GA 30004View inspections:December 7, 2021 Score: 83, Grade: B
EL RIO MEXICAN RESTAURANT (Food Service Inspections)248 ATLANTA RD CUMMING, GA 30040View inspections:December 6, 2021 Score: 91, Grade: A
Fry Me To The Moon (Food Service Inspections)5155 ATLANTA HWY 9 STE 102 ALPHARETTA, GA 30004View inspections:December 7, 2021 Score: 100, Grade: A
GIORGIO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT & PIZZA (Food Service Inspections)558 LAKELAND PLAZA CUMMING, GA 30040View inspections:December 7, 2021 Score: 100, Grade: A
Grandma's NY Pizza (Food Service Inspections)2780 WEST VILLAGE DR STE A SUWANEE, GA 30024View inspections:December 3, 2021 Score: 100, Grade: A
Hacienda Bar & Grill (Food Service Inspections)549 LAKELAND PLZ CUMMING, GA 30040View inspections:December 6, 2021 Score: 100, Grade: A
LAMBERT HIGH SCHOOL (Food Service Inspections)805 NICHOLS RD SUWANEE, GA 30024View inspections:December 6, 2021 Score: 100, Grade: A
Lambert High School - Culinary Arts (Food Service Inspections)805 NICHOLS RD SUWANEE, GA 30024View inspections:December 6, 2021 Score: 100, Grade: A
LITTLE MILL MIDDLE SCHOOL (Food Service Inspections)6800 LITTLE MILL RD CUMMING, GA 30040View inspections:December 6, 2021 Score: 100, Grade: A
WENDY'S AT PEACHTREE PARKWAY (Food Service Inspections)3661 PEACHTREE PKWY SUWANEE, GA 30024View inspections:December 8, 2021 Score: 99, Grade: A
Moody Hancock Elected To GSGA Hall Of Fame
University of Georgia Athletics
Follow UGA Golf on Twitter l Instagram l Facebook ATHENS, Ga. — Terri Moody Hancock, one of the most decorated golfers in the University of Georgia's history, has been elected to the Georgia State Golf Association's Hal...
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ATHENS, Ga. — Terri Moody Hancock, one of the most decorated golfers in the University of Georgia's history, has been elected to the Georgia State Golf Association's Hall of Fame, the organization announced on Wednesday.
An Athens native, Hancock was the first female to earn a full athletic scholarship to UGA and went on to become the school's first individual national champion in women's athletics in any sport.
Hancock was a two-time All-America at Georgia and the school's first women's golfer to compete on the LPGA Tour. She attended the Athens Academy (1973-77) where she was a two-time state high school champion while competing on the boy's golf team. While at UGA, Hancock led the team to 16 victories in a three-year span, including winning five individual titles of her own. In 1981 during her senior year, she won the first individual national championship in UGA women's athletics history at the AIAW National Championship, also becoming just the fourth UGA student-athlete to win an individual national title. Hancock was the 1981 Broderick Award winner for women's golf as the nation's top collegiate golfer. She was also the 1981 National Golfer of the Year, becoming only the third UGA student-athlete to win a national player of the year award in any sport. Hancock qualified for the U.S. Women's Amateur Championship each year while at UGA in 1977, 1978, 1979 and 1980 and earned low amateur honors at the 1979 U.S. Women's Open. In 1980, she was a member of the Curtis Cup Team, where she helped the United States to a 13-5 victory over Great Britain and Ireland. She also won the 1976 Georgia Women's Amateur Championship. After her collegiate golf career came to an end, Hancock earned her LPGA Tour card and competed on the professional circuit for five years. She then retired from competing on Tour full-time to focus on starting a family. In 1997, Hancock was named to the University of Georgia's Circle of Honor, which is designed to pay tribute to extraordinary student-athletes and coaches who by their performance and conduct have brought honor to the university. She was inducted into the National Golf Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2000 and the State of Georgia's Sports Hall of Fame in 2018.
The Georgia Golf Hall of Fame's Class of 2022 also includes Tommy Brannen, a well-known club professional with a successful competitive record who is the longtime PGA Master Golf Professional at Augusta Country Club; Bruce Heppler, the longtime head men's golf coach at Georgia Tech; and William Lewis, a lifelong advocate and contributor to the game who built both a successful playing and teaching professional career.
The Georgia Golf Hall of Fame, which is dedicated to the preservation of Georgia's golf traditions, heritage, achievements and excellence, was created by an act of the Georgia General Assembly in 1982. Headquartered in Augusta, the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame began inducting members in 1989 and held an induction ceremony in Augusta annually through 2009. During the 2010 legislative session, the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame Authority and Commission was abolished. The Georgia State Golf Association then entered into an agreement with the Georgia Department of Economic Development to manage the ongoing activities associated with the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame. The GSGA is authorized to host the annual induction banquet and store and display Hall of Fame members' memorabilia in the recently opened Georgia Golf Hall of Fame Room inside Murray Golf House at Bobby Jones Golf Course in Atlanta. The induction ceremony was revived in 2011 at the Atlanta Athletic Club in Johns Creek and is now held annually.
Reported seismic-like event (likely no quake): Gwinnett County, 2.2 mi southeast of Johns Creek, Fulton County, State of Georgia, USA, Dec 8, 2021 9:01 pm (GMT -5) -
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Date & time: Dec 9, 2021 02:01:15 UTC - 6 hours agoLocal time at epicenter: Wednesday, Dec 8, 2021 9:01 pm (GMT -5)Magnitude: 3?Depth: 10.0 kmEpicenter latitude / longitude: 34.01056°N / 84.16633°W↗ (Gwinnett, ...
Date & time: Dec 9, 2021 02:01:15 UTC - 6 hours agoLocal time at epicenter: Wednesday, Dec 8, 2021 9:01 pm (GMT -5)Magnitude: 3?Depth: 10.0 kmEpicenter latitude / longitude: 34.01056°N / 84.16633°W↗ (Gwinnett, State of Georgia, United States)Antipode: 34.011°S / 95.834°E↗Nearby towns and cities:2 km (1 mi) WNW of Duluth (pop: 29,200) --> See nearby quakes!4 km (2 mi) SE of Johns Creek (pop: 83,300) --> See nearby quakes!7 km (4 mi) NE of Peachtree Corners (pop: 41,000) --> See nearby quakes!10 km (6 mi) WSW of Suwanee (pop: 18,700) --> See nearby quakes!14 km (9 mi) ESE of Alpharetta (pop: 63,700) --> See nearby quakes!17 km (11 mi) ENE of Dunwoody (pop: 48,700) --> See nearby quakes!18 km (11 mi) E of Roswell (pop: 94,500) --> See nearby quakes!22 km (14 mi) ENE of Sandy Springs (pop: 105,300) --> See nearby quakes!36 km (22 mi) NE of Atlanta (pop: 463,900) --> See nearby quakes!837 km (520 mi) SW of Washington (District of Columbia) (pop: 601,700) --> See nearby quakes!
Weather at epicenter at time of quake:Clear Sky 5.4°C (42 F), humidity: 82%, wind: 0 m/s (0 kts)
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Corky Kell Classic lineup turns up the heat for 2022 lineup; Marietta gets spot at The Benz
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The 31st Annual Georgia Construction Careers.com Corky Kell Classic will kick off the 2022 GHSA football season with a four-day, 10-game lineup that will take place at four separate locations from Aug. 17-20. Three straight days of double-headers, which will all be first-ever meetings between programs, will start on Wednesday and will lead up to a four-game marathon of Class 7A matchups at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Saturday. All games have been televised on PeachtreeTV the last ...
The 31st Annual Georgia Construction Careers.com Corky Kell Classic will kick off the 2022 GHSA football season with a four-day, 10-game lineup that will take place at four separate locations from Aug. 17-20. Three straight days of double-headers, which will all be first-ever meetings between programs, will start on Wednesday and will lead up to a four-game marathon of Class 7A matchups at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Saturday. All games have been televised on PeachtreeTV the last three years and early this year more than 250,000 viewers tuned into the games.
Johns Creek will host the first double-header on Wednesday with Kell facing Cherokee Bluff in the 5:30 p.m. slot and Parkview taking on Johns Creek at 8:30 p.m. Reclassification has brought significant changes ahead of the 2022 season and Wednesday’s double header will feature teams from four different classifications; Cherokee Bluff (4A), Kell (5A), Johns Creek (6A), Parkview (7A).
On Thursday at West Forsyth, Class 6A programs North Atlanta and North Forsyth will play at 5:30 p.m. ahead of Class 7A powerhouses Archer and West Forsyth.
Friday will feature another stacked pair of matchups and will be played at Rome’s Barron Stadium. In the opening 5:30 p.m. slot, Class 5A Cass will take on Kennesaw Mountain—which will be making its Class 7A debut following the program’s first-ever region championship campaign this past season in Class 6A. As for Cass, the Colonels clinched a playoff berth this last season out of Region 7-5A and battled with the likes of Cartersville, Calhoun and Blessed Trinity. The backend of Friday’s double-header will pair host Rome and Creekside in another first-ever meeting between programs. Creekside is hosting Warner Robins this week in the Class 5A semifinals and Rome was able to win the Region 5-6A title this season.
The Corky Kell Classic returned to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in 2021 and it was a historic collaboration that gave the event access to all the tools in the venue’s groundbreaking state-of-art control room. This allowed the Corky Kell to present an unparalleled high school football broadcast and that will continue again in 2022. The joint venture proved to be a massive success and spring-boarded the Corky Kell Classic to the next level. This year, a four-pack of Class 7A battles will be broadcasted from the MBS studios—putting Georgia’s exceptional talent on display with the most groundbreaking technology in the game.
McEachern and North Gwinnett will kick things off in the opening game at 10 a.m. before Gwinnett County’s Brookwood and Norcross take the field at 1 p.m. Walton takes on Mill Creek at 4 p.m. before the finale game of the 2022 classic at 7 p.m. The Marietta Blue Devils are locked in to play in the final slot and the Corky Kell leadership is currently negotiating to pair them with another top Class 7A opponent for the primetime slot.
Top prospects have appeared in the Corky Kell Classic throughout the last 30 years and the 2022 edition will have another star-powered lineup. Mill Creek five-star safety Caleb Downs is the No. 2 rated Class of 2023 prospect in the state and Brookwood quarterback Dylan Lonergan is the No. 8 rated prospect in the state. Among the other nationally-ranked Class of 2023 prospects taking the field will be Grayson’s four-star safety Michael Daugherty, North Gwinnett’s four-star linebacker Grant Godfrey and defensive lineman Kayden McDonoald, Rome’s four-star defensive lineman Stephiylan Green, Norcross’ four-star tight end Lawson Luckie and three stars Jace Arnold (Marietta), Seven Cloud (McEachern), Connor Lew (Kennesaw Mountain), Zion Taylor (Parkview), Colin Houck (Parkview) and Daiquan White (Creekside).
2022 CORKY KELL CLASSIC SCHEDULE
Wednesday, Aug. 17
At Johns Creek
5:30 Kell vs. Cherokee Bluff
8:30 Johns Creek vs. Parkview
Thursday, Aug. 18
At West Forsyth
5:30 North Atlanta vs. North Forsyth
8:30 West Forsyth vs. Archer
Friday, Aug. 19
At Rome
5:30 Cass vs. Kennesaw Mountain
8:30 Rome vs. Creekside
Saturday, Aug. 20
At Mercedes-Benz Stadium
10 am McEachern vs. North Gwinnett
1 pm Brookwood vs. Norcross
4 pm Walton vs. Mill Creek
7 pm Marietta vs. TBD
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