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7-year-old Launches Literacy Non-Profit

Martha Dalton • Jan 21, 2019

Kemp Focuses on Education in First ‘State of the State’ Address

Martha Dalton • Jan 18, 2019

What Do Teachers Want From Georgia Lawmakers This Year?

Martha Dalton • Jan 11, 2019

After he retires, Georgia Tech President G.P. “Bud” Peterson said he’ll probably teach classes in thermodynamics, heat transfer and interfacial transport phenomena.

Retiring As Georgia Tech President, Peterson Will Return To Teaching

Martha Dalton • Jan 9, 2019

Georgia Tech President Announces Retirement

Martha Dalton • Jan 7, 2019

Lawmakers Propose Changes To Georgia’s School Calendars

Martha Dalton • Jan 4, 2019

Georgia Lawmakers Recommend Steps To Address Dyslexia

Martha Dalton • Jan 2, 2019

How Do You Teach Kids To Be Honest?

Kamala Thiagarajan • Dec 25, 2018

Last fiscal year, Atlanta’s Spelman College raised a record $48 million in donations, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. That's more than triple the prior year's total of $14.5 million.

Historically Black Schools In Georgia See A Surge In Giving

Associated Press • Dec 17, 2018

“Yes, technology plays a huge role in today’s society. … But that liberal arts creativity currently under siege is more valuable today than ever before,” VOX ATL contributor Sarah Engel writes.

A VOX ATL Teen’s View: A Liberal Arts Education Isn’t Useless

Voxatl.com • Dec 13, 2018