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ATLANTA – A sure sign that Georgia’s coffers are flush with an unprecedented budget surplus is that for the first time in memory, the state plans to fund its annual

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Article VIII of the Georgia State Constitution states that “the provision of adequate public education of the citizens shall be a primary obligation of the State of Georgia….” This, however, […]

(The Center Square) — School choice, a possible Medicaid expansion, certificate of need repeal and tort reform will be among the issues Georgia lawmakers are likely to debate when the

Public schools make up the biggest portion of Georgias state budget, so when lawmakers head to Atlanta each January to fund the government and pass new laws, education always has a prominent role.

Public schools make up the biggest portion of Georgia’s state budget, so when lawmakers head to Atlanta each January to fund the government and pass new laws, education always has

Public schools make up the biggest portion of Georgia’s state budget, so when lawmakers head to Atlanta each January to fund the government and pass new laws, education always has

The Cobb Board of Education will consider the school district’s legislative priorities for the upcoming General Assembly session at its meeting Thursday.

A recent analysis correctly noted that the Coweta schools tax millage is below that of our excellent and quality Fayette County Schools even though our board recently announced a potential […]

Georgia’s program for gifted students has problems with too-large class sizes, teacher training and student selection, a new report from the state auditor’s office finds. In the 2020-2021 school year, about 199,000 Georgia students were designated as gifted, representing about 12% of the 1.7 million statewide student body. The state Department of Education says these […]