Atlanta Public Schools is hosting two career fairs this weekend in order to help fill key positions on the district’s instructional and operational teams.
Atlanta Public Schools wants to hear from the community during a series of meetings addressing the possibility of rezoning for students to combat overcrowding.
After a few years of virtual learning and masked instruction, Marietta Schools leaders noticed the learning loss happening across their district, largely in grades 1 through 5.
Just one day after a DeKalb County school was evacuated because of electrical problems, officials approved a plan to replace the school and other aging buildings.
Griffin-Spalding County students will head back to the classroom Friday morning. This will be the student's first day back since the Jan. 12 tornadoes.
Leaders of Georgia’s public universities and technical colleges are warning lawmakers that their schools could be weakened by budget decreases based on declining enrollment.
Jasper County public schools will be closed for students Tuesday, Jan. 17. Faculty and staff members are expected to report to work on a regular schedule.
A Georgia school district is being sued by students who say they were barred from wearing Black Lives Matter T-shirts to school events while their white peers regularly wear shirts printed with Confederate flags.
The principal and a teacher at Decatur High School have been placed on an “alternative assignment” outside the high school during an evaluation period related to the teacher’s usage of a racial slur.
The University System of Georgia is following Gov. Brian Kemp’s lead and banning the use of TikTok, WeChat and Telegram on computers and phones owned by the system or any of its 26 universities and colleges.
The spacecraft launched at 2:38 a.m. December 11 on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that also carried a Japanese-built lunar lander and a United Arab Emirates rover.
On Thursday, dozens of Dekalb parents huddled at cafeteria tables as the School Board called on parents to help them select the district’s next superintendent.
The DeKalb County School District has partnered with the Georgia School Board Association to launch a national search for its next superintendent of schools.
The Clayton County School District Superintendent, Morcease Beasley, told Atlanta News First he’s leaving the district at the end of the 2022 school year.
Thursday the Gwinnett County School Board and the Gwinnett County School District announced plans to create a new disciplinary task force to help stop the ongoing violence in the district.
Athena Studios, a 14,000-square-foot soundstage and learning center, will be used to teach and train students at the University of Georgia and the Georgia Film Academy.
A lawsuit set to be formally filed in the coming weeks, alleges the Georgia law violates the first and 14th amendments of students, claiming it is attempting to censor classroom discussions.
The Georgia Aquarium and the City of Refuge non-profit teamed up with their partners to create a brand new ecosystem for student learning. The facility is centered around marine biology, environmental science, engineering, mathematics, and other STEAM programs led by professional educators and mentors after school.
As students reel in their final months free from the pressures of paying down thousands of dollars in debt, some are choosing to wait until after the repayment freeze ends. But is that the best approach? We asked Financial Expert and Alloy Wealth Management Founder Mark Henry.
Parents of students at Chapel Hill Middle School in south DeKalb County are learning school officials are looking into an incident involving a student allegedly passing out gummies at school, candy that parents feared might’ve been laced with THC.
Republican Gov. Brian Kemp said Monday that he wants Georgia to provide grants to school districts to help students catch up on what they might have missed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, expand the number of school counselors, encourage teacher aides to become full-fledged teachers and pass a law requiring school lockdown drills.
After a triple-digit percent increase of fights at one metro Atlanta school district, its superintendent is issuing both a warning and a plea. But the concerns for parents and educators go beyond just one county.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Monday designated up to $37.4 million in federal COVID-19 relief money to private groups and public agencies to help students catch up on learning they missed during the pandemic.
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