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The secret to a successful kid: Managing their expectations and ours
The secret to a successful child may be as simple as self-regulation and learning self-control.
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Two Georgia schools ranked among nation’s most beautiful campuses
Travel & Leisure magazine named its 30 most beautiful colleges and universities in the nation, and Berry College and the University of Georgia made the list
KSU student killed, 1 injured in shootout at off-campus student housing
Suspect’s mother was wounded in the incident, police say.
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Making Atlanta Public Schools the best place to be a teacher
Six-figure salaries are just one way to recruit and retain educators. The APS superintendent has five more ways.
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Atlanta ethics commission advances complaint against school board chair
Erika Mitchell is accused of violating policy in paying search firm without considering other vendors.
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PHOTOS: Georgia campuses among Travel & Leisure's most beautiful
Travel & Leisure recently released its list of America's most beautiful college campuses. Two Georgia schools, Berry College and the University of Georgia, made the list.
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Accelerated summer program prepares Georgia students for construction careers
Through a partnership with Construction Ready, Westside Works offers students a chance to learn construction skills in just four weeks. The course normally takes 6-8 months.
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This child care grant changes Georgia parents’ lives. Feds may cut it.
The small but mighty federal grant helps low-income parents pay for child care while they finish college.
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Congress considers holding universities accountable if degrees don’t pay
U.S. House and Senate are considering pieces of legislation that could make colleges and universities financially accountable for students who struggle after leaving school.
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Atlanta educator this week joins national teacher hall of fame
Valerie Camille Jones Ford, head of the math department at Ron Clark Academy, is the second person from Atlanta to be inducted into the National Teachers Hall of Fame.