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This Week in GeorgiaGov: Education
Becoming a Cosmetologist
Learn some quick tips about how to get your license in cosmetology with the Georgia Secretary of State.
Georgia SHAPE Month Celebrates Healthy, Active Living
It's finally September, which means it is Georgia SHAPE Month again! Events held throughout the month will celebrate being active and educating young people about wellness.
Preparing Students for College & Careers
Georgia schools are using a new accountability system called the College & Career Ready Performance Index to give parents a more in-depth picture of what’s happening in schools.
New Georgia Encyclopedia Launches Redesign
Earlier this week the New Georgia Encyclopedia introduced readers to its redesigned site.
Applying for the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship
Many ways exist to help you support your child with special needs. The Department of Education provides a scholarship for children who qualify with the Georgia Special Needs Scholarship Program. Take a look and do some research to see if they can help you!
It’s an Education Revolution
From July 10-13, the Go Build Georgia team sat in on informational sessions and networking opportunities centered on bringing an “Education Revolution” to the state.
Becoming a Teacher with a Little Help from GACE
Tests are stressful as it is. To help ease some of the stress, make sure you know the proper steps and protocols for taking the GACE in order to become a teacher in Georgia public schools.
Technical Education Increases in Georgia
Technical training in Georgia has been on the rise for the past seven years, with much effort from the state government to establish Georgia as the economic growth hub of the Southeast.
Save for College
Since 2002, the Path2College 529 Plan has offered parents a reliable way to plan for their children's college educations.
Surplus Property Program Saves Schools $50,000
In July 2011, the Southeast Bulloch High School Marching Band hit on an affordable answer to a pricey problem. To reach the next level of success, the award-winning musicians needed new instruments.