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Schools need better training to address bullying
Teachers must be better trained to recognize subtle forms of bullying and to alert administrators about potential problems.
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Education has a real estate problem
Sharing school spaces could maximize existing community assets, reduce operational overhead and create opportunities for strategic partnerships.
Credit: Ben Hendren
How we should better comprehend ‘grade-level’ reading
Standardized tests are typically the basis for establishing grade level. But test scores themselves don’t indicate grade-level ability.
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Georgia can feed its children and support its farmers
By expanding access to free school meals and strengthening Georgia’s farm-to-school pipeline, we can build a healthier future for our state and improve educational outcomes.
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Business, not student interests, drives Georgia Board of Regents’ decisions
If the Georgia Board of Regents continues to value buildings over the people in them, they will find themselves presiding over empty hallways.
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‘Twas the night before summer break
It's the end of the school year. No more last-minute assignments and frantic moments for parents.
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Atlanta can invest in the city’s growth and public education
Future partnerships with the city of Atlanta must include stronger accountability, a revisit of pilot payments and a deeper analysis of existing caps on corridor TADs.
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Restoring meaning to high school diplomas
Graduation rates are up but the current system is delivering diplomas, not readiness. There is a path to address this challenge.
A top state for talent needs a nation-leading data system for its students
Developing better, more comprehensive data systems will play a major role in Georgia reducing the gap between preparation and workforce readiness.
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Opening new doors to opportunity: From ‘Hidden Figures’ to visible futures
A new Microsoft Datacenter Academy at Atlanta Technical College aims to prepare Georgia students for high-demand data center jobs.






