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Georgia latest state to consider mandatory Ten Commandments posters in schools
In addition to setting a deadline to hang posters displaying the Ten Commandments, the Georgia bill outlines several requirements for the displays.
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Bill proposes charging parents if students make threats to Georgia schools
The House bill and another Senate bill would also require felony charges for anyone who threatens to kill people at a school.
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Feds dismiss nationwide book ban complaints that originated in Georgia
The U.S. Department of Education also dismissed multiple complaints related to book bans in the days after Donald Trump was sworn in as president.
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Vouchers for private schools may add up to segregation in Georgia classrooms
The ACLU has long questioned the constitutionality of voucher systems.
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Gwinnett school board ends superintendent’s contract
The Gwinnett County school board voted to end Superintendent Calvin Watts' contract earlier than its prior end date of July of 2026.
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Metro Atlanta school systems opting out of property tax break for homeowners
Many of Georgia’s largest school systems are preparing to or have opted out of a property tax break that voters approved in November. The deadline is March 1.