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.

The $17 billion Meta settlement should be spent on mental health support for children and paying for aftershool and summer school programs to create community for children.

The intersection at North Decatur Road and Superior Avenue has seen so many accidents that someone once painted a skull and crossbones on the pavement.

Patreece Hutcherson, the District 6 representative on the Atlanta Board of Education, writes about transparency in Atlanta’s tax allocation district extension discussions.

Election silly season is back in full force.

As students spend more time in classrooms in front of computer screens, their cognitive skills are slipping.

Changes are needed to address the physician shortage in Georgia and across the nation.

The new Spider-Man movie tackles a challenging issue for many young people — loneliness.