Education

A $345 million judgment awarded to survivors of sexual abuse at Darlington School in Rome has been wiped out by the Georgia Court of Appeals because of insurance policies.

Jason Hughes, killed in Hall County prank turned tragic, planned to talk with his high school students about leadership Monday. A colleague ensured his message was delivered.

Five Republicans and three Democrats have qualified to run in the May 19 primary election for state school superintendent as incumbent Richard Woods vies for his fourth term.

Farmers in Fukushima have shown it is possible to grow safe crops again, but a stigma around the safety of the soil remains a barrier to progress.

DeKalb could implement pre-K through eighth grade or sixth through 12th grade schools.

Dozens qualify to run for office in Cobb, DeKalb, Fulton and Gwinnett counties.

Opinion: Past "Get Schooled" columns provide a clear demonstration that wealth confers great advantages on one’s prospects to go far in school and life.

Experts say diminishing tax revenue streams could leave school districts scrambling for funds.

More than 60 Georgia colleges and universities are waiving application fees in March in an effort to get more Georgia students to stay home for college.

The amended fiscal year budget helps Georgia catch up to 48 other states that already offer comprehensive need-based aid.