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This Week in GeorgiaGov: Education
Revenue Department Partners with Institute of Government for Online Training Course
The Georgia Department of Revenue and the Carl Vinson Institute of Government join together to create an online training program for members of Georgia's 159 county Boards of Equalization.
68th Annual Youth Assembly Convenes
The State Capitol in Atlanta has been bustling this week - legislators, elected officials, lobbyists and members of the media working hard to pass bills. But it's not the regular legislature.
New Support For Georgia's Young Dual Language Learners
DECAL has a new partnership that will give Dual Language Learners more support in the classroom.
The Importance of Engineering in Georgia
Did you realize that the car you drive or the bus you ride to school was designed by an engineer? This skilled trade offers more than the typical 4-year college diploma with the potential to earn back your college tuition while still in school.
The State's Role in School Closures
This winter's extreme weather brought up many questions in regards to the state's involvement in school districts. Read School Superintendent John Barge explain the state's role and decisions about school days in Georgia.
A Day in the Life: Senate Intern
Follow Gregory Bieger as he walks us through his daily job of being an intern for the Senate Press Office.
Read Across Georgia: Building a Strong Foundation for the Future
The State of Georgia kicked-off “Read Across Georgia” month in March, an initiative launched by First Lady Sandra Deal to raise literacy proficiency levels among Georgia’s youth.
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.