Georgia state Sen. Jason Anavitarte writes about the ongoing work as a parent and lawmaker to protect children.

Freedom University's executive director writes that undocumented students have a right to attend any of Georgia's public universities.

Cobb County schools Superintendent Chris Ragsdale recently spoke in public remarks about why he was banning "The Bluest Eye" from all district schools.

AJC Get Schooled is publishing a series of guest essays this week exploring the educational landscape for Hispanic students in Georgia.

In Georgia, more than two thirds of third graders were not reading at grade level and the state faces a teacher shortage. Students in poverty are particularly affected.

Fulton County Schools superintendent Mike Looney writes about the importance of ensuring students not only graduate, but are career-ready.

For Atlanta Public Schools, our decision whether or not to extend TADs carries a significant weight.

As lawmakers talk about the safety of artificial intelligence, schools and parents must have conversations with children to make them feel at ease with the technology.

Atlanta Public Schools can learn from its history to create educational opportunities that can help all students.

Spelman College's president explains why being ranked as the nation's top HBCU by U.S. News & World Report matters.