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General Assembly of Georgia Legislative Changes Impacting Public Education – 2022 | Butler Snow LLP - Vimarsana News

General Assembly of Georgia Legislative Changes Impacting Public Education – 2022 | Butler Snow LLP

During the 2022 Regular Session of the General Assembly of Georgia, the Legislature enacted twenty-one bills that impact education. A summary follows: Act 772 (H.B. 1292) prohibits...

State senators hear calls for more equity in school funding - Vimarsana News

State senators hear calls for more equity in school funding

ATLANTA – Georgia’s school funding formula should be overhauled to steer more resources toward students from low-income families, educators, parents, and students from Chatham County told a state Senate study

Education spending gets election-year attention as Kemp unveils plan to combat learning loss - Vimarsana News

Education spending gets election-year attention as Kemp unveils plan to combat learning loss

More money for guidance counselors and to fight COVID learning loss will be among Gov. Brian Kemp's education priorities if he is re-elected.

Education spending gets election-year attention as Kemp unveils plan to combat learning loss - Vimarsana News

Education spending gets election-year attention as Kemp unveils plan to combat learning loss

Gov. Brian Kemp plans to push for a state budget with $65 million dedicated to fighting pandemic learning loss, hiring new guidance counselors and recruiting teachers.

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Georgia lawmakers examine changing state K-12 school fu... - Vimarsana News

Georgia lawmakers examine changing state K-12 school fu...

Georgia lawmakers are considering changes to how the state funds K-12 public schools