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A Few Reasons Why Georgia Schools Start ‘So Early’

Martha Dalton • Jul 29, 2019

Overall, Ga. Students Show Improvement On Georgia Milestones Assessment

Martha Dalton • Jul 26, 2019

“Atlanta’s student debt crisis has reached an all-time high, and, according to Lending Tree, the largest online lending marketplace, our city has the second-highest rate in student debt in the whole country, with a median balance of more than $22,000,” VOX ATL contributor Halimah Budeir writes.

VOX ATL Report: Financial Quicksand — The Pit Of Student Loan Debt

VOX ATL • Jul 23, 2019

Morehouse To Investigate Sexual Misconduct Claims Against Some Staff

Martha Dalton • Jul 18, 2019

Education Department OK’s New Testing Pilots For Georgia Schools

Martha Dalton • Jul 17, 2019

Shenanigans teacher Taylor Kristan improvises a phone conversation with one of her students. Shenanigans is a camp that teaches kids ages 8 to 12 the art of improvisation. The camp serves students on the autism spectrum who need low levels of support. However, the program doesn’t require that kids have an autism diagnosis to participate.

Learning Through Improv: A Local Nonprofit’s Fun Approach To Teach Students With Autism

Martha Dalton • Jul 10, 2019