Young Laureates now serves grades K through 9 in McDonough, blending home learning with hands-on, culturally affirming classes.

Hebron Christian Academy's Lions Learning Academy has already grown from 17 to 45 students in two years.

Everett Appiagyei-Savoy graduated high school a year early with an associate degree already in hand. Now he needs help closing a steep financial gap at Morehouse.

A Dobbs Elementary second-grade teacher's fart corner has racked up 4 million TikTok views and free Febreze for years to come.

Charlaye Dennis will be the first in her family to attend college, thanks to a national Boys & Girls Clubs award.

Helen Woodyard logged nearly 959 classroom hours at West Georgia Technical College before more than 30 family members watched her graduate.

Ivanna Poliashenko studied on MARTA trains and now wants to use statistics to fix the transit system itself.

Atlanta Public Schools turned back-to-school preparation into a packed family event, with supplies, wellness services and resources under one roof.

A DeKalb mother says she withdrew her 12-year-old from McNair Middle after videos showed classmates slapping and dragging him; the district is investigating.

New analyses show nearly half of Georgia families with young children live in child‑care deserts, costing the state billions and straining providers.

Georgia’s lottery‑funded pre‑K serves four‑year‑olds only; advocates and researchers are pushing a phased pilot to include 3‑year‑olds, but funding and capacity are the big obstacles.

Parents at McNair Discovery Learning Academy say classrooms have been without working air conditioning for weeks as the district works to schedule repairs.

A Stonecrest mother says her 4‑year‑old returned from Cornerstone Academy with three broken toes and says she was never notified. State records show prior violations at the center.