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On Tuesday, Nov. 3rd, Khaatim celebrated another victory standing side-by-side with his grandmother, campaign team and a host of parents and community leaders throughout District 2.

Khaatim won 33 out of 34 precincts stretching across two city council districts and recieved more than 1,500 more votes than his two opponents making this victory decisive.

Khaatim told the room of supporters, "To whom much is given, much is required. There's still much work to be done. I'm thankful for all my neig… Continue

On Wednesday, October 21st, leaders from the community will gather to welcome the new principals and staff at Booker T. Washington High School.

This year, four new principals have taken the helm of a very ambitious effort to totally transform Washington High School, These new school leaders have been charged with building on the school's recent academic success while honoring its longstanding history of excellence.

"I've been working to bring back the days when folks in the community could tel… Continue

Friends,

Please join me for a campaign fundraiser on Tuesday, Oct. 6th from 6-8PM to support my bid for re-election to the Atlanta Board of Education.


The Loudermilk Center (40 Courtland Street, Atlanta, GA 30303)


I know times are tough, but I'm making a special plea.


The kids I advocate for only get one chance to be 8 years old in the 3rd grade. And if WE don't get it right, the alternative is a price simply too high to pay.


Your contribution will help me continue worki… Continue

Khaatim and the Douglass High School PTA will be kicking off the year with a reception and celebration for the school's new staff on Thursday, 8/6 at 6PM (Douglass High School).

The new leadership team is committed to partnering with parents and the community to provide students with a high-quality education in a safe, 21st century learning environment.

The new Academy Leaders and specialized instructors will be implementing the APS High School Transformation initiative, a bold new effort to c… Continue

Several neighbors and friends came out to help Khaatim celebrate his induction as president of the West End Rotary Club of Atlanta. He becomes the youngest to serve in that position in the Club's over 50-year history.

Khaatim reflected on his mother's sacrafice for him and his brothers as a somber reminder for the call to action we have to service in this time of need for many families.

Milton Little, president of the United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta, was the keynote speaker and remin… Continue