State education officials have announced they've developed courses for a new education model geared toward helping students find potential career paths. Officials from the Georgia Department of Education say the career clusters framework will allow students to choose one of 17 career pathways based on what they'd like to study in college.
 
Georgia Tech President Dr. Bud Peterson is launching his 5th annual summer tour of the state this month. Georgia Tech is facing a lot of changes. Federal cuts due to sequestration will cost the school $40 million in federal research grants. And...
Former principle at Bibb County high school will lead the struggling system on interim basis.
Georgia’s highest court will rule on the constitutionality of a 2010 state law. It gives Gov. Nathan Deal power to suspend school board members.
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan visits Atlanta Friday to highlight Georgia’s pre-kindergarten programs and the president’s plan to expand access to early learning programs nation wide. The president pointed to Georgia as an example of...
Volunteers are putting on a series of summer programs in Macon aimed at helping kids cope with bullying.
University of Georgia President-elect Jere Morehead has announced a former UGA president has been appointed to serve as interim dean of the Terry College of Business. A national search for a permanent dean was halted earlier this month, and Morehead...
Culinary students are taking over a money-losing state-owned restaurant on Jekyll Island. College of Coastal Georgia will be sending culinary students to operate Fins on the Beach. A Jekyll Island Authority official says the concept will take the...
A two-year study by the University System of Georgia shows classrooms are empty during most of the week. At most schools, the results show capacity for additional courses and for some bigger classes. System administrators say each school in the...
More Mandarin Chinese education for Macon students
This Memorial Day the Atlanta History Center is dedicating its newly expanded Veterans Park. organizers will scatter so-called "sacred soil." It comes from battlefields around the world where Americans fought and died for our country.