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Georgia teachers group sues DeKalb schools over alleged contract violations

Georgia teachers group sues DeKalb schools over alleged contract violations A professional association for teachers in Georgia filed a lawsuit in December against DeKalb County Schools over, what they say, is a breach of contract.  The Georgia Association of Educators (GAE) filed a lawsuit in DeKalb County Superior Court on behalf of three members, according to a news release.  The lawsuit claims that an email was sent to nearly 700 […]

todayJanuary 8, 2026 43

Valdosta City Schools
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Valdosta City Schools distribute 80,000 winter break meals

Valdosta school staff, volunteers pack thousands of meals for winter break Valdosta City Schools’ nutrition staff and volunteers packed 40,000 breakfasts and 40,000 lunches that were distributed to families for Winter Break. “Thousands of families are heading into the holiday break with food on the table because you showed up, stepped in, and served with care,” read the Facebook post.  “Thank you for giving your time, your energy, and your […]

todayJanuary 2, 2026 25

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Education bills to watch in Georgia’s 2026 legislative session

From cell phones to college costs, education bills loom in 2026 session During the 2025 legislative session, several laws were passed that impacted schools, including a massive school safety bill, a law that prohibits transgender girls from participating in girls’ sports and legislation that requires elementary and middle schools to implement restrictions of personal devices in classrooms. The 2026 legislative session approaches with potential legislation that could significantly impact schools […]

todayJanuary 2, 2026 48

The CHARA Array, which is managed by Georgia State University
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Georgia State telescopes reveal new insights into star explosions

Georgia State telescopes capture rare star explosions in groundbreaking study An international study published in December will help scientists understand the life cycle of stars. The study published in the journal Nature Astronomy used Georgia State University equipment at the Center for High Angular Resolution Astronomy (CHARA) to capture images of two stars exploding with unprecedented clarity, according to Georgia Public Broadcasting. The CHARA array uses six telescopes, and CHARA […]

todayJanuary 1, 2026 39

The Granada Apartments in Atlanta opened in 1924.
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GA adds 11 new listings to Register of Historic Places

Georgia adds 11 new listings to the Georgia Register of Historic Places Georgia added 11 new listings to the Georgia Register of Historic Places in 2025, according to a news release. Georgia’s National Register Review Board approved the new listings at a meeting in October, and the Georgia Department of Community Affairs highlighted the move as part of its effort to build strong and vibrant communities. The new listings include: […]

todayDecember 31, 2025 50

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Rockdale parents demand action after multiple teacher assault allegations

Rockdale parents demand action after multiple teacher assault allegations Rockdale County parents called for additional action by the school district after multiple allegations of teachers assaulting students. Danielle Offett said her 13-year-old son was repeatedly hit by his teacher on Dec. 1 at Conyers Middle School. Offett watched footage captured on the classroom camera, and the teacher, Melvin McClain, was arrested, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Offett, along with other […]

todayDecember 23, 2025 13

Close-up of student hand writing notes in open notebook, examination or textbook with number 2 pencil. Shows active learning and study process in educational setting.
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Marietta schools say phone ban boosts learning, cuts stress and bullying

Marietta schools say phone ban boosts learning, cuts stress and bullying Two Marietta City Schools have reported a total transformation after banning cell phone use. The schools say teachers are less stressed, students learn better and they have had fewer instances of bullying this school year. Marietta Sixth Grade Academy and Marietta Middle School started a program last year requiring students to place their phones in magnetic locking pouches during […]

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Atlanta, GA, USA March 1 Prospective students and their parents take a college tour of the campus of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta
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Georgia joins conservative-led effort to reshape college accreditation

Georgia joins conservative-led effort to reshape college accreditation Georgia has joined five other states in forming the Commission for Public Higher Education, an aspiring accreditation agency that serves as a conservative alternative to the so-called “woke” legacy agencies. Two Georgia universities, Georgia Southern and Columbus State, have volunteered to go through the new accreditation process, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Accreditation serves as a gatekeeper to federal funds.  These moves […]

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STEM Atlanta adjusts programming, expands work to South Africa

STEM Atlanta adjusts programming, expands work to South Africa An Atlanta-based STEM education nonprofit is adjusting its approach after recent changes in government funding, while continuing to expand its work locally and abroad, according to reporting from WSB-TV. STEM Atlanta, founded by Dr. Maxine Cain, has shifted its focus in response to the loss of funding tied to changes in diversity, equity and inclusion policies. The organization says the change […]

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