The Georgia General Assembly doesn't have to choose between helping homeowners and supporting students. With the right moves, lawmakers can do both.

Teenage behavior — and, possibly even more importantly, parental behavior — is on display in the recent news in Georgia with teen takeovers and the Colin Gray verdict.

More stipends for student organizations will help create leaders.

The co-leaders of the Georgia State University chapter of the American Association of University Professors write of their opposition to a public syllabus policy in Georgia.

While Helsinki may be the happiest city in the world, the rest of the world can learn a lot from the “A.”

Farmers in Fukushima have shown it is possible to grow safe crops again, but a stigma around the safety of the soil remains a barrier to progress.

Opinion: Past "Get Schooled" columns provide a clear demonstration that wealth confers great advantages on one’s prospects to go far in school and life.

House Bill 1009 would ban cellphone use by public school students, and the bill's passage would both help students concentrate better in school and prevent cyberbullying.

Saturday’s scholarship fair at Benjamin E. Mays High School is important to provide resources to every family seeking to help their children pay for college.

Why should taxpayers hand over valuable public assets to schools that may not deliver better outcomes?