The 2025 Session of the Georgia Legislature kicked off yesterday with all members of the Legislature being sworn in and a flurry of bills being…
A class action lawsuit has been filed in Massachusetts accusing several individuals and entities in the Commonwealth of ignoring or excluding phonics-based methods of teaching…
Debates over education policy and funding are always passionate. These debate often lose sight of the purpose of education, namely what’s best for the students.…
From the AP’s Jeff Amy: ATLANTA (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of students in Georgia will be eligible for $6,500 vouchers to pay for private school tuition…
The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) has released it’s first list of low-performing public schools in Georgia whose students would qualify for the Georgia…
This ridiculous claim was a key takeaway from a recent interview conducted by Maureen Downey in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. There are Christian Nationalists out there…
Dear Mrs. Kemp and Mrs. Burns, While I have come to motherhood later in life and by a different route than you both, I hope…
In an epic, mind numbingly stupid sequence of events, Georgia Superintendent of Schools, Richard Woods, showed the world the depths of his complete and total…
For about the last nine months or so I have been participating in the Atlanta Civic Collaboratory, which has put me in the orbit of…
Axios Atlanta tells us that the Marietta School Board voted unanimously to restrict cell phone usage by students in middle school. Similar policies are popping…