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Georgia Lottery: $1.54B profit breaks education records
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (354+ words) Georgia Lottery ticket sales raised a historic $1,540,868,000 for state education programs during the 2026 fiscal year. The massive funding total marks the 11th straight year that state lottery profits have broken the $1 billion mark. Governor Brian P. Kemp announced the lottery has generated…...
Georgia Promise Scholarship: 20,000 students apply for Year 1
4+ mon, 22+ hour ago (90+ words) The first year of Georgia’s ambitious Promise Scholarship program is seeing a massive wave of interest. According to new data from state scholarship officials, more than 20,000 students applied for the program during its inaugural window, with over 7,000 found to be…...
Augusta area colleges reveal graduation ceremony plans
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (360+ words) It's the season for Pomp and Circumstance, mortar boards with tassels, and families celebrating the achievement of a hard-earned college degree. Students, their families, and friends will be celebrating college graduations across the Augusta area the next few weeks. Augusta…...
Augusta University to cut ribbon on new student center
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (98+ words) AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Augusta University leaders are set to cut the ribbon on a new student center Monday morning. President Russell T. Keen and First Lady Karen B. Keen will celebrate the opening of the Dr. Gretchen B. Caughman Student Welcome Center…...
Giving kids more recess at school helps them and our communities
1+ year, 1+ week ago (357+ words) What do you remember from your time in elementary school? If you’re like me, you remember recess. Back in the ‘90s, having a lot of time to play on the playground was normal. We would play before school, during lunch and…...
UMaine trustees urged to keep downtown Augusta building
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (643+ words) Supporters of the University of Maine at Augusta’s architecture program say the proposal to relocate it from its home in the city’s downtown is shortsighted, wasteful, could jeopardize the widely praised architecture program’s accreditation and was done without input from…...
Georgia’s literacy crisis demands action. Speaker Burns is answering the call.
6+ mon, 11+ hour ago (583+ words) Georgia is facing a student literacy crisis that demands our attention. Across the state, too many children are struggling to read at grade level. This systemic problem undermines their academic success, workforce readiness and long-term life outcomes....
Need a job? Forbes says 2 Georgia employers among best of the best
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (197+ words) As of December, there are more than 270,000 job openings in Georgia, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But for those on the hunt, there are at least two in particular worth keeping your eye on. They were among the…...
DeKalb officials recommend keeping Druid Hills High School where it is
9+ mon, 4+ week ago (431+ words) DeKalb County School District officials are recommending that Druid Hills High School stay at its current campus, according to a presentation discussed Friday by school board members. The district has long planned to modernize the aging school, but in recent…...
Georgia students flock to Turning Point USA after Charlie Kirk killing
10+ mon, 2+ week ago (604+ words) The University of West Georgia’s Turning Point USA chapter had hit a rut. Meeting attendance was low. Membership had stalled. Rebekah Bushmire, the chapter’s vice president, was wondering if the conservative student political activist organization was having any meaningful impact....