Louisiana-born and raised, Myracle Lewis wears various hats that contribute to the realm of journalism.
Lewis graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in mass communication at Louisiana State University. Her concentration was in journalism, and she also pursued a minor in psychology. She reports under several beats, such as breaking news, education, and entertainment.
A Middle Georgia educator was named the 2027 Georgia Teacher of the Year, a high state honor for recognizing teachers’ exceptional teaching and dedication to students in the classroom.
In the Genealogical and Historical Room on the first floor of the Washington Memorial Library, the African American History Committee meets once a month to race against time and discuss Black history.
Georgia College and State University has been given a $9 million donation from the late Gertrude Ehrlich’s estate, the largest in the school’s 136-year history, the university announced Friday morning.
The Georgia Department of Education’s move to place full-time literacy coaches in 60 of the state’s high-need elementary schools is producing results in the Bibb County School District and elsewhere, data show.
While lawmakers and public school leaders in the Peach State are working to resolve teacher shortages, recent data from the Georgia Professional Standards Commission suggests unethical behavior among educators is an issue on the rise.
