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Homeschool students would get full access to local testing under proposed law

Homeschool students would get full access to local testing under proposed law

Senate Bill 63, backed by prominent Republican state senators in Georgia, aims to guarantee homeschool students access to standardized college admission testing at their local public schools without additional fees or qualifications.
East Georgia State College eSports competitors finish nationally in NJCAA league

East Georgia State College eSports competitors finish nationally in NJCAA league

EGSC is making waves in the eSports world, with two of its players, Mauricio Martinez-Matias and Amin Payne, earning national recognition in the NJCAA eSports League.
Georgia Southern Division of Continuing and Professional Ed hosting job fair on February 12

Georgia Southern Division of Continuing and Professional Ed hosting job fair on February 12

Jumpstart your career or find top talent at the Career Connections Job Fair, where job seekers and employers can connect for exciting opportunities and impactful hires.
OTC hosts annual employee awards ceremony to recognize outstanding faculty and staff

OTC hosts annual employee awards ceremony to recognize outstanding faculty and staff

Ogeechee Technical College recently celebrated its dedicated faculty and staff during the annual Faculty and Staff Meeting and Awards Ceremony, honoring outstanding contributions with five prestigious awards.
East Georgia State College honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with "The Journey" celebration

East Georgia State College honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with "The Journey" celebration

East Georgia State College hosted a powerful event called "The Journey" to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., featuring a theatrical production and performances that highlighted his impact on civil rights and social justice.
Quincy Jackson named OTC Instructor of the Year

Quincy Jackson named OTC Instructor of the Year

Quincy Jackson, a Commercial Truck Driving Instructor at Ogeechee Technical College, was honored with the 2025 Rick Perkins Award for Excellence in Technical Instruction for his outstanding contributions to technical education and mentorship.
Georgia students’ NAEP performance follows national trend

Georgia students’ NAEP performance follows national trend

State School Superintendent Richard Woods says multiple data points from the National Assessment of Educational Progress show that Georgia students are moving in the right direction academically, although there is still work to do.
Audit finds university system picking up bigger share of student costs

Audit finds university system picking up bigger share of student costs

The University System of Georgia (USG) has significantly reduced the financial burden on students in recent years, with the state's contribution to college costs rising to 60% while students now pay 40%. This shift follows a period of economic recovery and funding adjustments, including the restoration of cuts and the elimination of special fees imposed during the Great Recession.
Lisa Akers receives prestigious Betty-Ware Wray staff award

Lisa Akers receives prestigious Betty-Ware Wray staff award

Often working behind the scenes to ensure the smooth operation of Georgia Southern University’s College of Education, Lisa Akers has been recognized with the 2024 Betty-Ware Wray Staff Award. This prestigious award honors her dedication, resourcefulness, and critical contributions to the college’s data infrastructure and reporting requirements.
Stilson Elementary receives Schools vs. Cancer grant

Stilson Elementary receives Schools vs. Cancer grant

The American Cancer Society has awarded Stilson Elementary School a Schools vs. Cancer grant in recognition of its exceptional participation in Relay for Life, led by team captain Ashlee Mitchell. Learn more about how your school can get involved with the Schools vs. Cancer program.