Homeschooling Georgia: A 2026 Trend Report
The decision to homeschool can feel like stepping onto a tightrope without a safety net, a sentiment Sarah Miller, a mother of two in Alpharetta,…
The decision to homeschool can feel like stepping onto a tightrope without a safety net, a sentiment Sarah Miller, a mother of two in Alpharetta,…
The fluorescent lights of Northwood High buzzed, a familiar hum that usually soothed Sarah Chen, a veteran English teacher with 15 years under her belt.…
In the complex and often volatile world of global affairs, the decisions made by policymakers are scrutinized, dissected, and frequently criticized. My professional assessment, honed…
Atlanta, GA – A recent declaration from Dr. Alistair Finch, Director of Research at the National Education Policy Institute (NEPI), has firmly asserted that the…
Opinion: The future of special education isn’t just about technology; it’s about a radical shift in how we perceive and support diverse learners, promising greater…
Opinion: The notion that establishing a strong, proactive relationship with parents is merely a “nice-to-have” for any school, community program, or even journalistic endeavor is…
Opinion: Special Education Matters More Than Ever The demands on our education system are intensifying, and within that pressure cooker, the critical role of special…
In a significant development for the national infrastructure debate, the Infrastructure & Public Works Committee released its highly anticipated 2026 Q2 report last Tuesday, detailing…
The intersection of artificial intelligence and policy-making is undergoing a rapid, often chaotic, transformation. My analysis, informed by years advising government agencies on technological integration,…
Atlanta, GA – Educators across the Peach State are receiving a significant boost in professional development this week, with the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE)…