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Where the heavens kiss the peaks.

Teachers of the Year for each of Coweta County’s public schools have been selected for 2023.

The community is still repairing schools, and events are scheduled this weekend to commemorate the tornado that struck in 2021.

Two men were recognized at the Jefferson County School Board meeting for their heroic actions to keep students safe.

A convicted felon was arrested on a JCPS campus with a loaded handgun on Tuesday.

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When their neighbors were in need, Crabapple Lane Elementary leapt into action. Crabapple Lane participated in a community project called “Adopt a Student” to help support the students of Coweta […]

The Citizen your username your email Password recovery When the students and staff at Cleveland Elementary saw the devastation left by the tornadoes that tore through Coweta County, they sprung into action to help. The Crocodile community recently held a book drive gathering up supplies for classroom libraries for Atkinson Elementary in Newnan. Atkinson Elementary sustained heavy damage and was relocated to West Georgia Technical College to finish the school year. Bennett’s Mill Middle als...

To retain teachers of color, an Oregon bill takes aim at schools’ ‘first in, last out’ layoff policies Updated Feb 24, 2021; Posted Feb 24, 2021 House Speaker Tina Kotek is the chief sponsor of a bill that would require school districts to consider how firing a teacher of color would affect diversity in layoff decisions. Opponents say House Bill 2001, as written, would open a back door for administrators to punish critics.Oregonian file photo by Yuxing Zheng Facebook Share A bill propos...

Wicked Local Pam Pietrowski has worked in education for a long time, but she’s never met challenges like we’ve seen the past year. And that’s brought her to the North Andover local election, running for a spot on the School Committee. "COVID-19 has presented challenges like weve never before seen, while only exacerbating existing challenges that have long-been put off," Pietrowksi said after returning her nomination papers to Town Hall. "I gave it a lot of thought before deciding to take ...