The AJC asked several education experts their thoughts about what, if any, changes they would make to the state's funding formula for education. Here is one response.

How will you expand your life in 2026? Whatever change you're considering, take inspiration from the Busy Bee and many older adults who prove growth doesn't stop with age.

Today’s public education landscape is far more complex than it was in 1985 and consequently requires new approaches to resourcing schools, Matt Smith writes.

With the start of the annual legislative session right around the corner, we offer a few ideas to make public education more effective in Georgia.

School superintendents face an array of challenges. It’s a tough job and they need community support.

Congress returns to Washington next week. But is another government shutdown on the agenda?

What’s next has always propelled Atlanta. So it’s fitting The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is among the first papers to stop printing to make way for what's next in news.

The AJC's Bill Torpy writes about white privilege, racial identity and Vice President JD Vance.

As someone who grew up immersed in newspapers, books and magazines, I only had eyes for print. But it's not how we deliver the news that matters most.