ATLANTA, Ga. -- A Fulton County Grand Jury indicted a former PTA president on theft charges on Friday afternoon.

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Maryam Arjomand was charged with two counts of Forgery and three counts of Theft by Taking by Fiduciary.  Arjomand is accused of stealing funds from the E. Rivers Elementary School Parent Teacher Association (PTA) and the E. Rivers Education Foundation.

Arjomand was charged with theft in April of 2012 following a review of the PTA's legitimate account which revealed, at least, $80,000.00 were funneled into an "unauthorized account" at a bank where Arjomand previously served as the Director of Sales and Marketing and Corporate Secretary.

Arjomand's trial date has not yet been set.

ATLANTA – Parallel with a rising stock market, Atlanta area investors are optimistic about the prospects for their portfolios, growth of the global and US economies, and their ability to reach their financial goals, although mortgage foreclosures remain a major factor in the market[1].

• Eight in 10 Atlanta investors expect their investment portfolio to be “better” or “the same” (83%) at year-end and slightly more (87%) believe their financial well-being will be the same or better.

ATLANTA -- This week's edition of the USA Today Metro Atlanta Super 25 Girls Lacrosse Poll is here. With the regular season winding down and the playoffs about to start the same name stands above all the rest.

The Milton Eagles are still on top this week with Lassiter, Walton, Centennial, and Mill Creek in the Top 5.

Chattahoochee, Alpharetta, Westminster, McIntosh, and Roswell complete this week's Top 10.

The Metro Atlanta Super 25 Polls are computer generated and produced exclusively by USA Today High School Sports for 11Alive News.