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14 Students Awarded Gates Millennium Scholarships
ATLANTA (AP/WAOK) – Atlanta Public Schools officials say 14 students have each been awarded Gates Millennium Scholarships. The scholarship program is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and selects 1,000 high school students […]
Too Much Truth – Who’s Fault Is it?
So when your child is struggling in school, and cannot seem to read or write, who is the blame? Is it the teachers fault or you as a parent? Derrick Boazman presented this question during […]
The Mo Ivory Show…Want To Send Your Child To A Better School? Here’s The Information!
” A Brighter Future For Today’s Students”-Since 1963, A Better Chance has been opening the door to educational opportunities for thousands of young people of color in this nation. Our mission is to increase substantially […]
The Mo Ivory Show…Has Mo Gone Republican? 1/3/13
It can’t be true, has Mo tip toed over party lines to the Republican Party? Well not quite, but with recent statements made from New Jersey Governor Chris Christie voicing his disgust for his party in Congress neglecting […]
Former Fulton Teacher Accused Of Abusing Students
A Fulton County grand jury has indicted a former special needs teacher accused of abusing students.
Students To Attend Another School After Gas Scare
Students from an Atlanta elementary school where potentially deadly carbon monoxide seeped into the air will attend classes at a middle school about three miles away on Tuesday.
School: Teacher Helps Students Cheat Because She Says They’re ‘Dumb As Hell’
A local former fifth-grade teacher implicated in a cheating scandal reportedly offered the students the illegal help because she thought they were “dumb as hell.”
DOJ: Mississippi City Officials Operating ‘School-To Prison Pipeline’
Officials in east Mississippi operate a “school-to-prison pipeline” that incarcerates students for disciplinary infractions as minor as dress code violations with a policy that affects mostly black and disabled children, the U.S. Justice Department said Friday.
Tax Holiday Is Here, But Some Missed Deals For First Day
ATLANTA (AP) — For the first time since 2009, Georgia is offering parents a tax holiday on back-to-school goods. The state will temporarily suspend its collection of the sales tax today through Saturday for general school […]
Study: One-Third Of Colleges, Universities In ‘Real Financial Trouble’
Nearly one-third of colleges and universities are in “real financial trouble,” according to a new study.
