Philip Lanoue’s No-Nonsense Expectations
Clarke County's superintendent says we should expect (and inspire) great results from all students. Read More
News: Georgia on Par With Nation in NAEP Reading Scores
Georgia has been gradually increasing by this national measure since 2002. Read More
The Business of Change
Savannah's business leaders unite to heal longtime community ills. Read More
Hold the Jelly — And the Assumptions
A sophisticated social theory can be boiled down to a simple practice: just listen. Read More
Success in Reading Isn’t Created Equally for All Students
Our 2020 goal requires us to expand our approach to students with learning differences. Read More
2020: We’re All in this Together
Cox Campus has an exciting announcement for all teachers in Georgia. Read More
What Does This Campaign Mean?
Let's try to build a community, not a bunch of buzz words. Read More
‘Small’ connections make the biggest difference
A strong school climate requires us to sweat the small stuff Read More
Early Care Grows Minds, Values for Georgia
Some news, plus a flashback, on what early care means to the state. Read More
The Real Cost of Culture Clash
A lack of understanding of a child's native culture can be a crushing blow. Read More
What Are the Rules Here?
When young students know how to behave, they will. Read More
Reading Summit Inspires Communities to Take Action
State and community leaders, educators, librarians, health and business professionals, juvenile court judges, elected officials, and the first lady of Georgia assembled early this month at the Get Georgia Reading Community Action Summit. They came to Atlanta to honor a commitment to get every child in the state on the path to reading proficiently by third grade by 2020. Read More
Would You Jump Without A Parachute?
Expecting kids to be ready for school is like asking them to take a leap of faith. Read More
Kids Act Out For Reasons We Don’t Often See
To make school’s healthier, we must base discipline on the correct causes. Read More
Taking Talk Seriously
Literacy Action has a plan to engage parents who's first language isn't English. Read More
How Georgia is Raising the Bar on Quality
Here’s a typical scenario that’s no joke: A parent walks into a childcare facility and... Read More
Reading Comes in Handy for Fifth-Grade Sleuth/Gymnast
Sarah Charlotte is always out to hone her tumbling and detective skills, and reading is a big part of that. Find out why this fifth grader always flips over a good book. Read More
Let’s Be Honest About Students’ Abilities
Our Superintendent tells us why Georgia's new test measures differently. Read More
Let’s Work Together
Don't confuse the meaning of "collaboration." Read More
Think Prevention, Not Consequences, For Healthy Classrooms
Use data to get to the bottom of unproductive learning patterns. Read More