For Atlanta Public Schools, our decision whether or not to extend TADs carries a significant weight.

Nikole Hannah-Jones’ recent New York Times essay about school choice echoes a debate Black families in Georgia have faced for generations.

Republican Rick Jackson and Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms are battling for a Georgia governor's office uniquely full of power, perks and politics.

As lawmakers talk about the safety of artificial intelligence, schools and parents must have conversations with children to make them feel at ease with the technology.

Cathy Woolard, former Atlanta City Council president, has relocated to North Carolina because of Atlanta's traffic, taxes and affordability. "I never thought I'd leave."

Atlanta Public Schools can learn from its history to create educational opportunities that can help all students.

Dr. Erica Schwartz inherits a CDC in crisis. After her first public appearance, questions remain about whether she can restore trust in the Atlanta-based agency.

Spelman College's president explains why being ranked as the nation's top HBCU by U.S. News & World Report matters.

The $17 billion Meta settlement should be spent on mental health support for children and paying for aftershool and summer school programs to create community for children.

House Speaker Jon Burns promised hearings ahead of any redistricting process to ensure transparency and public input. Three months later, the hearings haven't happened.