Emory's arts and sciences faculty vote no confidence in University President Gregory Fenves due to the way he responded to protesters on campus last week ajc.com/education/emor…

Georgia Gov. Kemp signs a pile of education bills into law, including one that subsidizes private schooling ajc.com/education/kemp…

Georgia lawmaker’s adopt a bill that would require age verification by porn sites and social media platforms, with safe use educational requirements for schools; it also addresses cyberbullying

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If Gov. Brian Kemp signs Senate Bill 233, Georgia will establish a $6,500 annual subsidy for each student who chooses a voucher toward the cost of a private education starting in fall 2025. ajc.com/education/5-th…

The Georgia General Assembly has just sent Senate Bill 233 to Gov. Brian Kemp in a 33-21 vote. Kemp has been pushing for the voucher legislation.

The Georgia Senate is preparing for a final vote on Senate Bill 233 to establish a new voucher program.

Private school voucher legislation passes a major hurdle in Georgia, as the Republican-led state House of Representatives narrowly votes in favor of Senate Bill 233 ajc.com/education/geor…

Georgia Legislature's private school funding measure becomes an omnibus bill with numerous new provisions ajc.com/education/lawm…

Ga GOP senators want to sever public library affiliations with national group ajc.com/education/geor…

A new poll for the AJC finds most Georgia voters oppose vouchers and trust their public schools on some key issues

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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, in his state of the state address this morning, pressed lawmakers to pass a school voucher bill sending state funds to private education. They've tried unsuccessfully in each recent legislative session, he noted, 'I believe we have run out of next years.'

Vouchers, more public school funding on the agenda for Ga lawmakers

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Voucher proponents to knock on doors in metro Atlanta over the holidays ajc.com/education/some…

Please repost! Looking to speak to Georgia student loan borrowers preparing for their payments to resume in October.

What? This can happen? Hard to believe (and read), but it's by my @AJC colleague Shelia Poole aka Auntie La
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An Atlanta area mom: education officials promote a 'trans' agenda to “indoctrinate” children and 'change who they are.” A gay teacher who quit: ' We have no desire to make their kids gay. We just want them to not kill themselves if they are.' ajc.com/education/geor…

A back to school season steeped in political tension. 'I'm not saying all liberal professors are intolerant,' says one UGA student. But: “In certain classes that has definitely been a worry for me to kind of just stay more silent...' #gapol by
Ty Tagami ajc.com/education/geor…

Some Georgia Milestones scores rose in 2023 but new scores indicate many kids are still suffering academic setbacks from COVID-19. You check out how the state, metro Atlanta and your school did here: ajc.com/education/mile…

The AJC’s new top editor Leroy Chapman talks to hundreds of journalists attending the Education Writers Assn conference in Atlanta

If you’re a parent who lives near one of these schools and you want to discuss w/the AJC, please DM me ajc.com/education/nati…