The students competing at the Quiz Bowl National Championship in Atlanta will demonstrate how we can retain the knowledge and skills that make us human and have fun doing so.

The fear is not a calculus based on mathematical probability. It’s a deep-seated, primitive emotion in the gut.

Future partnerships with the city of Atlanta must include stronger accountability, a revisit of pilot payments and a deeper analysis of existing caps on corridor TADs.

Developing better, more comprehensive data systems will play a major role in Georgia reducing the gap between preparation and workforce readiness.

Graduation rates are up but the current system is delivering diplomas, not readiness. There is a path to address this challenge.

A new Microsoft Datacenter Academy at Atlanta Technical College aims to prepare Georgia students for high-demand data center jobs.

How should college students use AI? A Georgia professor outlines his curriculum in the ear of AI.

A Troup County School System program encourages students to be more proactive in utilizing mental health resources available to them at school.

As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is running guest essays this week about mental health in schools. This is the fifth of those essays.

An examination of the latest CDC and education data shows why student mental health in Georgia schools remains complicated — and urgent.