Tag: Education

Suzanne Slaughter, Ed.D., Elementary Special Education Coordinator for the Gainesville City School System, displays a Wilson Reading System "Fundations" kit in Heather Hagye's classroom at Enota Multiple Intelligence Academy in Gainesville, Georgia, on Monday, September 23, 2024. All special education teachers at Enota Multiple Intelligence Academy are trained to teach with the Wilson Reading System "Fundations" kit, which contains 26 Alphabet Books, one Big Book, 12 Storybooks and one Teacher Guide. (Photo/Adriana Cascio)

Reading System Improves Literacy in Area Special Education Programs

Northeast Georgia elementary teachers say Wilson Reading System, a phonics literacy program for special ...

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How Grow Wild Educational Resources is Transforming the Classroom for Teachers, Students

Tiny hands shot in the air when Nicole McGiboney asks a simple question.  “Who ...

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Clarke Central football player Hezekiah Millender talks to the media after committing to attend the University of Georgia on a football scholarship. Courtesy Clarke Central High School
Clarke Central football player Hezekiah Millender talks to the media after committing to attend the University of Georgia on a football scholarship. Clarke Central High School

Get to Know: Clarke Central Senior, UGA Football Commit Hezekiah Millender

Hezekiah Millender, a 3-star quarterback at Clarke Central High School, has caught the attention ...

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Title I Explainer: What Could Change Without Federal Education Oversight

Title I funding has played a crucial role in American education since its implementation ...

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Sandy Cedarbaum, Athens-Clarke County Reuse Cordinator, works to supply local teachers. Christian Andrade

Athens-Clarke County Teacher Reuse Store Provides Materials for Educators

One man’s trash is another teacher’s treasure at the ACC Teacher Reuse Store — ...

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Formalities to Friends: Destination Dawgs Brings Students Together

Gabriel Pratt, a Destination Dawg mentor at the University of Georgia, was nervous going ...

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The Atlanta Watershed Learning Network Office Building in Atlanta, GA. (Photo: Shannon Leftwich).

How AWLN is Changing Atlanta Communities One Watershed at a Time

The Atlanta Watershed Learning Network is a program that promotes environmental change through the ...

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Clarke Teachers Talk Representation, Life Lessons As Book Challenges Grow in Georgia

Ian Altman spends his weekdays teaching his students at Clarke Central High School about ...

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Hunter-Holmes Lecture Tackles Black Maternal Mortality Rates

UGA’s first Black female student, Charlayne Hunter-Gault, celebrated her 82nd birthday at the annual ...

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Art Students Face High Costs for Necessary Supplies

College students, especially those from low-income families, face a wide range of financial obstacles ...

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The front of the Oconee County Library features the building’s entrance with a direct pathway into the library facilities on Aug. 30, 2022. (Photo/Celia Lovell)

Oconee County Library Supports Students Throughout Online Learning and Its Consequences

  The COVID-19 pandemic’s online learning format brought with it school-based consequences for students ...

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The Clarke Central football team runs plays during practice in Oct. 2019, in Athens, Ga. (Photo/Julian Alexander).

The Person, the Student, the Athlete: Who Comes First in Georgia High Schools?

Corrie Collier, the Atlanta public school assistant athletic director, has his priorities set when ...

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