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Leadership turnover in metro Atlanta contributed to school sales tax snafu
A paperwork error means the DeKalb County School District collected more than its fair share of sales tax funds.
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Georgia colleges, students adjust to federal loan program changes
Georgia grad students rethink financing as Grad PLUS ends, courts weigh degree rules and colleges warn of affordability gaps.
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UGA weighs African American studies major; engineering school gets record gift
The University of Georgia is reviewing its African American studies program. Georgia beings its Workforce Pell Grant Initiative.
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From burnout to brilliance: Why K-12 schools need daily breaks
Recess should be mandatory in public schools.
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Schools need better training to address bullying
Teachers must be better trained to recognize subtle forms of bullying and to alert administrators about potential problems.
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Yes, that’s a bald eagle on your Delta flight
On a flight from Atlanta to Philadelphia on the eve of the nation's 250th anniversary, Delta passengers had an unexpected travel companion: a bald eagle.
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Rising healthcare costs are ‘crippling’ Georgia school systems
The cost of healthcare has become one of the biggest financial burdens that Georgia school systems deal with.
Ga. teacher gets nearly $300K in settlement over Charlie Kirk social media post
The teacher accused the school system of violating her First Amendment rights.
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A 3-term incumbent faces a political newcomer in the school superintendent race
Republican incumbent Richard Woods is facing a challenge from Democrat Lydia Powell in the race for Georgia school superintendent.
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Here are the new Georgia laws set to take effect July 1
New Georgia laws taking effect July 1 will impact cellphones in schools, medical cannabis rules, paid maternal leave and more.