Georgia Education Leaders Release New Learning Climate Videos
Georgia Education Leaders Release Videos to Demonstrate Safe, Secure, Positive Learning Environments for All Children Read More
Number of High School Graduates Rises in Georgia
Less testing, more career focus possible cause of spike in grads. Read More
‘The Most Powerful Thing We Could Give Poor Kids is Completely Free’
Emily Badger of the Washington Post on the word gap, our Campaign, and more. 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
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
Let’s Be Honest About Students’ Abilities
Our Superintendent tells us why Georgia's new test measures differently. Read More
Kids: Have a Say in How Your Government Runs Your School
State School Superintendent Richard Woods is seeking middle and high school students to serve on his fall 2015 Student Advisory Council. Read More
Georgia Jumps Two Spots to 40th in National Ranking of Child and Family Well-Being
State continues to improve, but still lags the nation, presenting big challenges in getting kids reading. Read More
Task Force Issues Report on Family Engagement
Report outlines strategies for childcare providers to reach out to families.vv Read More
NEWS: Deal signs Opportunity School District, education reform into law
Gov. Deal signs law that's up for vote in 2016. Read More
Georgia Honored as “Pacesetter” in Early Reading Work
Georgia is one of eight states named 2014 Pacesetters by the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading. Read More
Grade Level Reading Leaders Gather To Learn, Improve
More than a dozen states were represented at national GLR event. Read More
Philip Lanoue Named National Superintendent of the Year
Lanoue has been recognized for his work on closing achievement gap. Read More
News: Georgia Releases 2014 School Climate Ratings
The star ratings show if a school is on the path to success. Read More
Bookmark March For Reading
As Seuss would say, The more that you read, the more things you will know. Read More
News: 15 School Districts Receive Striving Reader Grants
Georgia has received $91 million since 2011 in Striving Reader Grants. Read More
Get Georgia Reading Presents to House Education Committee
"For any disease, there are always determinants." Read More