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Georgia teens explain how Trump’s policies changed their college plans
Georgia teenagers are having to make tough decisions as the federal government squares off against institutions of higher learning
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PHOTOS: Georgia State University holds 2025 spring commencement
GSU's College of Arts & Sciences graduated Wednesday in Atlanta.
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Feds tell states to deem more schools dangerous. Georgia says it has none.
The Unsafe School Choice Option in federal law allows parents to transfer their child from a school labeled "persistently dangerous" because of on-campus crime.
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Show teacher appreciation with real pay and workloads over panic buttons
It's Teacher Appreciation Week, but many educators don't feel appreciated. In a 2023 survey, 31% said they were unlikely or highly unlikely to still be a teacher in five years
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Georgia teacher arrested after threatening to shoot staff, students, GBI says
The 22-year-old Warren County High School teacher faces one felony count of making terroristic threats and acts.
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‘We will always remember you’: Hall County teacher killed in motorcycle crash
Victor Vega, who previously served in the U.S. Air Force, helped coach softball and baseball teams at East Hall High School.
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Clark Atlanta University graduate killed in California workplace shooting
Cameisha Clark, dean of student affairs at Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology in Inglewood, died from a shooting at the school on Friday.
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What worries Georgia parents? Social media use, school safety, study finds
The Emory University study also found that their worries vary depending on their race and location.
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Cuts to AmeriCorps threaten Breakthrough Atlanta’s educational success
Devastating cuts in funding for AmeriCorps grants leave Breakthrough Atlanta facing a funding crisis.
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PHOTOS: Second graders elect "Pope"
Second graders at Pinecrest Academy held a mock conclave and elected a new pope. Pope David toured the school in his popemobile and blessed his fellow students.