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AI is changing education. How a Georgia school built for it is keeping up.
At Seckinger High in Buford, Georgia, teachers mix programming, data science, mathematical reasoning, creative problem solving, ethics and applied experiences into curriculum.
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Boy, 8, found dead in DeKalb neighborhood pool
The boy, who DeKalb County police identified only as Bisebwa, was reported missing Wednesday.
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911 calls, dispatch records give timeline of CDC shooting
After shooting a police officer, Patrick White fires for 24 minutes before killing self.
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CDC shooting: 911 caller relays horrifying moment DeKalb officer is shot
‘He’s going to put himself in very much danger,’ the caller says as he watched Officer David Rose arrive at scene Aug. 8.
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Dragon Con, Labor Day weekend: What to know about Atlanta traffic and weather
Dragon Con, college football and festivals will pack Atlanta this Labor Day weekend. Here's how to navigate the city during potential rain and plenty of traffic.
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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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Rainbow crosswalks are being removed, but Atlanta’s are here to stay
Atlanta’s rainbow crosswalks in Midtown are unlikely to lose their hue, even as crosswalks elsewhere are being stripped of their colors as part of a federal campaign.
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New ‘Leaving Atlanta’ sign pops up after beloved marker goes missing
A new ‘Leaving Atlanta’ sign has popped up on Ponce de Leon Avenue after the original vanished. No one knows who installed either version of the beloved landmark.
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Ex-Stonecrest mayor running for council after imprisonment for fraud
Jason Lary spent more than two years in federal prison for embezzling pandemic relief funds from Stonecrest. Now he's running for City Council.
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His passion was cyclist safety in metro Atlanta. He died after a bike crash.
Avid cyclist and lawyer Ken Rosskopf, 85, collided with a truck while cycling Thursday in Decatur and died the following day. Police have not said if charges will be filed.