Education

The company has announced the return of its annual Teacher Pay It Forward program. The campaign encourages students, parents, and community members from surrounding counties to nominate inspiring teachers who have gone above and beyond their call of duty. Nominations are due April 28.

The study will examine how the gut microbiome changes in athletes during the Western States Ultramarathon

A number of OTC students and alumni recently completed FFT2 Basic Wildland Firefighter training at General Coffee State Park.

The Georgia Southern Museum recently opened its doors to the public for the Let's Get Dressed exhibit, curated by Dr. Addie Martindale from Georgia Southern University's Fashion Merchandising and Apparel Design program.

Student scores continue to rise

Kemp vetoed House Bill 319, which prohibits the University System of Georgia Board of Regents from raising tuition or fees more than 3% without the approval of the legislature.

If adopted, the new English and language arts standards would be implemented in the 2025-2026 school year.  The public comment period closes May 1.

Participants keep proceeds from their sales. Proceeds from table rentals, concessions, and any donated funds will be given to Marcella's Community House, Inc., and the Caring & Sharing Home for Boys.

The Bulloch County Board of Education is shining a light on a number of recent accomplishments in its music education programs

The decision comes as 20 of USG’s 26 public colleges and universities are already set to receive less money next fiscal year under the state’s funding formula due to enrollment decline.