What Trump’s attempt to dismantle the Education Department means for Georgia
Although dissolving the U.S. Department of Education requires a vote from Congress, President Donald Trump's executive order requires the department to facilitate its closure.
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Georgia has a shortage of school psychologists. Bill may be a ‘game changer’
A better way to hire out-of-state school psychologists and more mental health funding could be on the horizon for Georgia schools.
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Fewer vouchers? Ga. House and Senate disagree on Promise Scholarship funding
The Georgia Promise Scholarship Act is facing another math problem.
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Georgia AI-generated child pornography case spurs legislative action
The issue came to Georgia with the arrest of a Pepsi vendor who took advantage of his access to a local high school to take photos of girls he encountered.
UGA admits Class of 2029, breaking application record
As it grows increasingly competitive to become a University of Georgia Bulldog, Georgia’s flagship university received a record number applications this year.
Students affected by SAT glitch will get a chance to retake exam Saturday
High school students whose SATs were submitted early due to a technical glitch will have a chance to retake the exam.
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Exclusive: Atlanta superintendent wants to take a ‘back to basics’ approach
Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Bryan Johnson wants to develop a "back to basics" approach to education.
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Chaos and confusion: Georgia universities face hard decisions amid federal cuts
Researchers in the Peach State have watched their grants evaporate. The University of Georgia has had nine grants terminated. Georgia Tech has lost three.