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Georgia Bill Would Give Schools 7 Days to Remove Material Parents Think Harmful to Minors - Vimarsana News

Georgia Bill Would Give Schools 7 Days to Remove Material Parents Think Harmful to Minors

Sen. Jason Anavitarte thought the bill would "create a process that the public would understand in terms of where to go if there was a concern with material."

2022 Georgia Legislative Session, Day 3 - Vimarsana News

2022 Georgia Legislative Session, Day 3

Georgia policy priorities for the 2022 Legislative Session, focusing on education, healthcare, and public safety. Governor recognized progress his administration has made and set out next steps in his continued efforts to put hardworking Georgians and their families first.

2022 Georgia Legislative Session, Day 3 - Vimarsana News

2022 Georgia Legislative Session, Day 3

Georgia policy priorities for the 2022 Legislative Session, focusing on education, healthcare, and public safety. Governor recognized progress his administration has made and set out next steps in his continued efforts to put hardworking Georgians and their families first.

Gold Dome Report — Legislative Day 3, 2022 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP - Vimarsana News

Gold Dome Report — Legislative Day 3, 2022 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Following a teaser at the Eggs & Issues breakfast on Wednesday, Governor Kemp threw open the curtain on his policy platform and budget proposals in yesterday's State of the State...

Decatur Leaders Urge Kemp To Fund Schools, Vaccinate Educators - Vimarsana News

Decatur Leaders Urge Kemp To Fund Schools, Vaccinate Educators

UpdatedWed, Jan 27, 2021 at 6:19 pm ET Reply Tasha White, City Schools of Decatur board chair, and Decatur Mayor Patti Garrett urged lawmakers to restore budget cuts to education and prioritize teacher vaccinations. (Shutterstock) DECATUR, GA — As the coronavirus pandemic, Georgia's vaccination rollout and the 2021 state legislative session continue, two Decatur leaders — Tasha White, City Schools of Decatur board chair, and Decatur Mayor Patti Garrett — are asking the public to urge state lawmakers and Gov. Brian Kemp to "fully fund" Georgia's schools and prioritize teacher vaccination...

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