Johnny B’s in Dahlonega is a beloved bar that should be saved. The property owners should reconsider any plans to sell it to the University of North Georgia.

The state GOP recently waived its neutrality rule, which keeps it from backing one Republican candidate over another in its May primary. The party’s grassroots don't like this

Modern youth bullying is quiet bullying and it comes mainly in two forms: cyberbullying and relational bullying.

The metro Atlanta districts pulling ahead share a common architecture: stability first.

With grants, training and expert support, the HBCU Brilliance Initiative aims to expand the impact and sustainability of Georgia’s HBCUs.

The DeKalb County School District is built to educate about 110,000 students but serves just under 92,000 today. When buildings are underused, resources are spread thin.

As AI renders the traditional six-hour school day obsolete, the country club is perfectly positioned to seize the mantle of the new frontier in education.

If the Georgia Legislature wants real gains — not headlines or symbolic action — then any reading bill must include the full set of elements that drove success elsewhere.

For the first time in several years, the district posted overall CCRPI increases at the elementary, middle and high school levels.

The state’s Quality Basic Education needs to address today’s practices for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.