The sweeping bill provides training and support for educators, requires screening for dyslexia and other learning disabilities and mandates kindergarten attendance.

The bill passed but sparked a debate in the Senate, where some Democrats expressed skepticism that Republicans were concerned about making homes more affordable.

Gwinnett recently announced it would crack down on a state law that requires kindergarten students to be 5 by Sept. 1 to enroll and first graders to be 6 by the same date.

The school board chair says in an email the district will delay a decision until 2028.

The U.S. Department Education will pause involuntary collections like wage garnishment and withholding tax refunds for student-loan borrowers in default.

Demonstrators in metro Atlanta filled the streets for the fourth day of protests after an ICE officer shot and killed a Minneapolis woman.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Monday it’s no longer recommending the flu vaccine for all children.

Atlanta Public Schools is making a concerted effort, like others nationally, to get more historically underrepresented students into Advanced Placement classes.

Rockdale County faces scrutiny as parents push for better safeguards after teachers allegedly harmed students.

A video of the incident, which involved a student at Langston Hughes High School in Fairburn, is making the rounds on social media.