Anyone who has stepped foot on the University of Georgia campus would describe it with the same word: busy. The newly compressed schedule has only made it worse.

At Kennesaw State, the rapid growth in the student body — enrollment is up by about 25% since Fall 2020 to more than 51,000 — has made it challenging to a seat in a class.

Technology has provided easy and unlimited access to porn. The cost of youth pornography addiction is high and our kids will pay the balance if measures are not put in place.

Bill Torpy writes about two deaths of Minneapolis residents at the hands of federal agents, and what it means in Georgia politics.

Guest writer Beth Collums offers parents 10 habits they can let go in 2026 and 10 to pick up to parent their children with less anxiety and stress.

As protests increase on college campuses, universities and their students need to better encourage the sharing of differing viewpoints.

State lawmakers, along with some governors, have tried — and failed — over the years to update the formula that helps fund the state’s public schools.

A full opportunity weight would require in-state funding for each student living under the poverty line to ensure Georgia’s education formula truly reflects the level of need

The AJC asked several education experts their thoughts about what, if any, changes they would make to the state's funding formula for education. Here is one response.

Today’s public education landscape is far more complex than it was in 1985 and consequently requires new approaches to resourcing schools, Matt Smith writes.