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Debt and shame: Donors pay so students get more than a cheese sandwich
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Make school lunches free in Georgia so children — and their parents — can eat

How Georgia schools are adapting to AI in the classroom
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AI will shape our children’s world. We can help shape how they meet it.

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What the Flock? Surveillance cameras causing citizens to fret

Metro Atlanta school systems want to add more pre-K classrooms
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How teachers are navigating the Wild West of AI

How Georgia schools are adapting to AI in the classroom
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Starting a new school year with listening, learning and hope

Trilith Institute courses
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What should we teach students in the age of AI?

Billboards for ChatGPTÕs ad campaign aimed at college students hang on buildings in ChicagoÕs River North neighborhood on April 23, 2025. (Jamie Kelter Davis/The New York Times)
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AI won’t kill the college degree, but it will change what it’s for

Rosemary Schleicher reads a book to a group of pre-k and Kindergarten students in the Saint Peter Claver Regional Catholic School library. Volunteers with the nonprofit Christ Child Society help needy children in several ways. At Saint Peter Claver Regional Catholic School they tutor and support the students and staff. (Phil Skinner for the AJC)
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Georgia doesn’t need more AI in classrooms. We need more readers.

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Back-to-school season reminder: Viruses are unforgiving. Vaccines save lives.

Shavonda Miles & son
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Why I support Georgia’s Distraction-Free Education Act