Two Georgia public schools – Comer Elementary School in Madison County and Model Elementary School in Floyd County – have been recognized as 2022 National ESEA Distinguished Schools.

This is a national honor awarded by the National Association of ESEA State Program Administrators (NAESPA) to two of the highest-performing Title I schools in every state; in Georgia, the top five percent based on a combined ELA and Math Achievement Rate score from FY2021 CCRPI Content Mastery Data.

Three schools won their first state championships over the weekend and five others added to their legacies. 

Mill Creek sets a record for most points in a championship game in winning its first state title. 

No, 1 Ware County completed an undefeated season and won its first state championship by defeating two-time champion Warner Robins. 

Sandy Creek scores late to stun defending champion Cedar Grove and win first title since 2013. 

Hughes completed an unbeaten season by beating Gainesville to win its first state championship. 

Benedictine's goal-line stand helps Cadets defend their state championship. 

Thomson upends defending champion Fitzgerald for school's sixth state title. 

This weekend, get into the Christmas spirit with the Tabernacle Choir, see what it takes to restore an iconic cathedral and much more. 

No. 1-ranked Prince Avenue Christian outlasted Swainsboro to win its second title.

T.J. Harvison and Robert McNeal lead Bowdon to its first state championship since 1992. 

SE Bulloch repeats as champion, while Lithia Springs and Blessed Trinity take their first titles. 

Four legendary state-championship coaches reflect on what it was like when they hoisted the trophy. 

Here is a look at the top prospects who will be playing in this week's GHSA state football championships. 

Six teams, two of them undefeated, will compete for three state championships in this growing sport. 

It is Championship Week for GHSA Football. On this week's podcast, Hannah and Jon are joined by an all-star team of reporters from around the state to break down all of the games.  

High-powered offenses are showcased when Carrollton meets Mill Creek for all the marbles. 

Two undefeated teams will decide the state title when Hughes and Gainesville collide. 

Warner Robins goes for its third straight state title, but faces a huge hurdle in No. 1-ranked Ware County,

Defending champion Benedictine takes on undefeated Cedartown for all the marbles.