The superintendents say they feel a responsibility to help students from historically-disadvantaged backgrounds and to mentor more Black men to become educators.

The 2024-25 school year changes include cellphone restrictions, new superintendents, mental health initiatives and additional security measures.

Some principals will encourage students to use Chromebooks instead of cellphones for classroom instruction.

As a new school year is gearing up, several districts and community organizations are holding back-to school events, many offering free school supplies.

A Georgia technical college received a $1 million grant to help introduce veterans to mechatronics.

Nearly 7,000 students competed in their respective fields at the Georgia World Congress Center in areas including welding, carpentry, masonry and 3D printing.

Educators say the devices negatively impact students' ability to concentrate in class while parents and others worry about the impact of social media.

The new policy takes effect on Aug. 1.

U.S. Postal Service officials said in a letter to U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff that on-time delivery is improving.

Some Black children are internalizing racism, which can lead to higher rates of anxiety and depression.