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Concentrated poverty is the elephant in the room for many Georgia schools

‘I’m just like you’: Lizzo reads her new book to College Park students

Student, 60, dead after shooting at Atlanta Technical College

In Clayton County, schools try to meet growing needs with less money

Clayton County school district leaders try to find creative ways to improve student performance and keep good teachers.

Georgia’s building boom for data centers comes with a cost for schools

Data center tax breaks could cost Georgia school districts hundreds of millions of dollars, says a new report. But some tech companies say they look to support students.

Dunwoody High pivoting to remote learning because of plumbing problems

The DeKalb County school is working to repair the issues that caused discolored water and HVAC problems.

Property tax tug-of-war: Why relief for homeowners could squeeze classrooms

The push by some politicians to provide property tax relief in Georgia and other states could squeeze school budgets.

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Clark Atlanta celebrates its past while building its future at homecoming

Clark Atlanta kicked off homecoming with a 5K and SGA officer inauguration. Remaining events include the Mister and Miss Clark Atlanta coronation, parade and football game.

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The oversexualization of boys

Guest column: Our society oversexualizes boys and it needs to stop.

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Surprise! Employers are looking for skills taught in liberal arts courses.

A retired University of Georgia professor writes about how employers want students with some of the skills taught in liberal arts classes.

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We need to remember and reinvent Latino and Indigenous education in Georgia

Ethnic studies courses can support all students.

Georgia could owe HBCU $603 million. A team of lawyers intends to collect.

A group is suing the state of Missouri, saying it has underfunded Lincoln University, which could pave the way for more money to other HBCUs, including Fort Valley State.