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Georgia students flock to Turning Point USA after Charlie Kirk killing
Since Charlie Kirk’s Sept. 10 killing on a Utah college campus, Turning Point USA has seen a sharp rise in interest across the Peach State, according to chapter leaders.
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Why free speech looks like political violence to Gen Z
Safety has become one of society’s catch-all answers to the youth mental health crisis and it’s even trickled into academia with ideological safety.
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DeKalb schools superintendent pleads not guilty to federal charges
Devon Horton has resigned from his role as DeKalb County superintendent, He has pleaded not guilty to federal charges stemming from his previous job in Illinois.
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Cobb school board member accused in civil case of $250K theft agrees to settle lawsuit
John Cristadoro and his business were accused of stealing $250,000 from a client.
The music stopped at Morris Brown. Two decades later, it might start again.
It’s hard to tell the story of the private Atlanta historically Black college without mentioning the famed Marching Wolverines.
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Ga. teacher urged to resign after Charlie Kirk post is suing her employer
The high school English teacher says Oglethorpe County School System violated her First Amendment rights.
Georgia Tech prepares to limit spending as shutdown continues
Georgia Tech braces for spending slowdown as government shutdown continues.
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Georgia students still outpacing national average on ACT. See results by school.
Find out how your child's school and district performed on the college entrance exam.
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Georgia’s public universities hit record high for graduates
The University System of Georgia is also expected to set another record for enrollment when numbers are announced in November.
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State gives cash-strapped Georgia school system ‘unprecedented’ $1.45M advance
Dublin City Schools is trying to come up with millions of dollars to cover unpaid state health benefits and cover a looming budget deficit.











