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After a decade of delays, $148M renovation to Cross Keys High begins
The $148 million project is expected to be completed in 2028. The school, which serves about 1,600 students, will remain open during construction.
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GBI, FBI Atlanta investigating wave of threats, hoaxes
Unfounded threats hit Mercer University, a CHOA hospital and Central Georgia Technical College this week, prompting lockdowns. Officials say hoax calls are rising nationwide.
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New Southern accreditation agency will remain independent, adviser says
Georgia and five Southern states are launching a new accreditor for public colleges. Adviser Cameron Howell says it will remain independent “of states and other forces.”
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Gwinnett mother charged after son allegedly fires her gun at school
9-year-old accused of taking her weapon to Meadowcreek Elementary School.
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How Atlantans are raising adventurous eaters
Through cooking classes and hands-on experiences, Atlantans are exposing their kids to international cuisines and the cultures they come from.
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UGA’s Sigma Chi fraternity under review after hazing allegation
UGA said it has paused all new membership activity at Sigma Chi as Athens-Clarke police investigate a hazing allegation.
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Advice for college applicants: Start early, stay real, use AI wisely
There are more than 2,600 four-year colleges in the United States and they admit 73% of applicants. It’s an important reminder that there are colleges out there for everyone.
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What’s changing for Georgia’s student loan borrowers
Georgia student loan borrowers will see new borrowing caps and fewer repayment options.
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Attention, voters! Candidates raise their hands to run for school board seats.
Four metro Atlanta school districts will hold school board elections Nov. 4.
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UGA pauses pledging for Sigma Chi frat following complaint
The University of Georgia has paused pledging for Sigma Chi after receiving a complaint about the fraternity. The matter was referred to Athens-Clarke County police.