Hundreds of healthcare workers urge Georgia's governor to mandate masks, close businesses

Healthcare workers in Metro Atlanta said they are seeing a troubling increase in positive COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. If this continues, they fear it will overwhelm our healthcare infrastructure.

Should college-aged students take a gap year amid pandemic?

As colleges grapple with how to stay open this fall, many students are questioning whether to enroll at all.

Homeschooling an option for some Georgians this fall

As the pandemic hit and schools suspended in-person instruction, parents became teachers, and students had to adapt to a new style of learning.

Gwinnett to open school with in-person instruction, along with option for digital learning

Gwinnett County Public Schools says it plans to open the 2020-21 school year with in-person instruction, along with an option for digital learning for students in grades K-12.

Gov. DeSantis announces $500 million to raise salaries of Florida teachers

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed legislation that will raise teacher's salaries. He said that he hopes this will entice more people to go into teaching and help them have a good minimum salary and meet end's meet.

Georgia teachers ask state lawmakers to preserve education funding

A small, grassroots group of teachers gathered outside the State Capitol Wednesday to urge lawmakers not to cut public education funding.

Atlanta HBCU Alumni Alliance offers relief grants to students in honor of restaurateur

The beloved owner of Murrell's Café, an HBCU alumni who died this past April from COVID-19 is being honored through the establishment of new relief grants for Atlanta’s HBCU students.