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Fox Theatre program opens doors for careers in performing arts
The Fox Gives All-Access Pass program helps high school students find the right fit for their performing arts passion when they don't want to be in the limelight.
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Critical thinking must also be a part of AI literacy
Adults using the newest AI tool can help them work faster and more efficiently, but what happens when people no longer learn how to be critical thinkers?
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Sonny Perdue announces retirement as head of University System of Georgia
Much of Perdue’s tenure has focused on affordability, graduating students and using state universities as a tool to power Georgia’s economy.
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Georgia opts into summer meals program after sitting out for 2 years
Georgia will join the federal SUN Bucks program in 2027, providing $120 in summer grocery benefits per eligible child and unlocking $143 million in federal funds.
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Regents raise tuition for all public Georgia colleges
Tuition will increase next year at all of Georgia's public colleges after a vote by the university system's Board of Regents.
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Vice President JD Vance, Erika Kirk to visit UGA Tuesday
The University of Georgia is one of five stops on a national college tour put on by Turning Point USA, which was founded by the late Charlie Kirk.
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Metro Atlanta pre-K waitlists push school systems to expand early learning
Hundreds of families wait for spots in public pre-K classrooms in Atlanta, DeKalb and Fulton counties.
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Violence against teachers is more widespread than you think
Teaching and learning are becoming subordinate to wielding the whip and chair of discipline. And not every lion tamer survives the roar and bite of the beast.
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Georgia’s Democratic candidates for governor debate school issues
Teachers wanted to know about candidates’ plans to recruit and retain educators and how they would help schools in high-poverty areas.
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Financial questions swirl after Atlanta private school closure
Questions remain over how bad Midtown International School’s financial position was to force a closure and why details about the situation weren’t made public sooner.









