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Teens typically stay up until 10 p.m. or later. To achieve their optimum nine hours, they should sleep until at least 7 a.m., which isn’t possible when classes start 30 minutes later.
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Atlanta wakes sleeping giant with decision to start high school earlier
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Mike Luckovich
5/9 Mike Luckovich
Despite the fact many colleges are not requiring SAT or ACT scores for admission next year, some students are still planning to take the college admissions exams. Is that a good idea? (Curtis Compton / ccompton@ajc.com)
Get Schooled Blog
Looking for answers on the ACT and SAT
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Mike Luckovich
5/7 Mike Luckovich: Not helpful
Second-grade teacher Anesha Williams gives Malae Tucker a hug as they gather in the gym on the first day of school at Tuskegee Airmen Global Academy. Bob Andres / robert.andres@ajc.com
Get Schooled Blog
Opinion: Teachers sacrifice more than we can ever know
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Mike Luckovich
5/6 Mike Luckovich: Whatever he says
Forsyth parents are upset over the cancellation of a long scheduled SAT this Saturday at West Forsyth High School in Cumming. The school was also hosting a major track meet and could not handle both test-takers and the track audience.
Get Schooled Blog
Last-minute cancellation of SAT frustrates Forsyth parents
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Mike Luckovich
5/5 Mike Luckovich: Chicken has his reasons
State Superintendent Richard Woods at a school visit. (Photo courtesy of GaDOE)
Get Schooled Blog
State school chief to teachers: This year was not just a struggle, but an accomplishment
Pre-K students listen to a story at a school in Fulton County. (AJC File Photo)
Get Schooled Blog
Opinion: Universal pre-K is not government overreach or massive subsidy
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