Education

This year has been nothing but remarkable for the high school graduates of the class of 2020. Across the county, each high school tried to figure out the best way to handle graduation ceremonies since they are such an important milestone.

In response to COVID-19, Bulloch County Schools will offer both a traditional, face-to-face and a virtual instructional model for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade for the 2020-2021 school year.

Congratulations to Bryan Realiza, Stroke and Chest Pain Program Coordinator, for being awarded Employee of the Month! Bryan has been employed at EGRMC since 2016.

Due to the Department of Public Health’s designation of Bulloch County as a Substantial Spread COVID-19 area on June 25, Bulloch County Schools will take an approach that allows us to move forward with student learning while we also face the uncertai

Georgia Southern University launched a fundraising campaign to help students facing financial hardships during these unprecedented times.

Georgia Southern has hired an experienced professional with very personal ties to Eagle Nation as its next vice president for student affairs. Shay Little, Ph.D.

Georgia Southern University signed a memorandum of understanding with Ogeechee Technical College (OTC) to provide an automatic admission pathway for local students.

On May 1, Tucker Westbrook could finally sleep in.

As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded and healthcare organizations began experiencing shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE), faculty, staff and students at Georgia Southern University stepped up to fulfill a need.

When Rebecca Hooper, a senior marketing major at Georgia Southern University, heard there would be no graduation ceremony at Paulson Stadium this year, she decided to build her own. In Minecraft, that is.