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Research has shown that three words significantly impact your child’s well-being: “I love you.”It is so simple yet more important than many of us realize.

STEVENSVILLE — What do Robin Williams, Jay Leno, Albert Einstein, Alexander Graham Bell, Magic Johnson, Jennifer Aniston, Gwen Stefani, Abraham Lincoln, and Arnold Schwarzenegger all have in common? They all

Cheers! A state budget deficit will create financial stress for schools; contentious statewide ballot issues will create stress for voters.

Partnership between the district and the nonprofit Oakland REACH addresses a tutor shortage by training parents and neighbors in phonics and placing them in K-2 classrooms. Initial results are positive with lots of room for improvement.

Generosity is a trait that we often need to provide guidance and understanding for our youth. The excitement is already starting to build during the Christmas season. Who doesn’t anticipate

Parents of students at Summit School District have long asked for a more robust approach to identifying and supporting children with dyslexia, the neurological learning disability that causes people to struggle with reading and language...

Responsibility and respect are two life skills that are often partnered together and that our children need to be taught. They need to gain an understanding of how they work

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On Tuesday, the Troup County Republican Party brought together a panel to discuss some recent educational legislative changes in Georgia, specifically about literacy.

Four key characteristics that help children thrive as they get older are developing joyfulness, identifying meaning, engaging in activities and social interaction. These characteristics are found in adults who are