Education

The workforce shortage in skilled trades has become a growing concern for employers as older workers retire and the need continues to grow across industries.

The Cobb County School District wants the county to hand over all school taxes without taking an administrative fee.

Georgia Tech President Angel Cabrera is stepping down in November to head the nonprofit Aspen Institute after boosting the Atlanta public university's enrollment and funding.

Fellowship will unlock new learning opportunities for UGA students and add the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s journalistic expertise into the curriculum.

Standardized tests are typically the basis for establishing grade level. But test scores themselves don’t indicate grade-level ability.

Residents said earlier attempts were made to move the torch, but the Summerhill community expressed vehement disagreement, helping halt such efforts.

UGA and other colleges worry gambling by student-athletes puts the multibillion-dollar world of college sports at risk.

Organizers expect nearly 1,000 people to join the youth-led Play4Peace ATL march Saturday to promote nonviolence, civic engagement and leadership.

By expanding access to free school meals and strengthening Georgia’s farm-to-school pipeline, we can build a healthier future for our state and improve educational outcomes.

Spelman College’s new president, Ayanna Howard, is an expert in robotics and AI.