Within the dynamic corridors of Allatoona High School, amid the perpetual commotion of the student body, there is an exceptional cohort of instructors whose unwavering commitment and fervor emanate from the walls. Ashley Dinkel and Jacob Longacre, both special education instructors, were recently honored for their exceptional service to the school community and steadfast commitment … Read more
Elementary kids from Cherokee County performed in the local Science Olympiad, demonstrating their creativity and scientific aptitude and securing their future as scientists. The county’s dedication to encouraging science in its youngest students was reflected in the competition’s celebration of curiosity, cooperation, and invention. The Science Olympiad, noted for its hard challenges and numerous scientific … Read more
The COVID-19 epidemic has increased the US registered nurse shortage. Georgia and Texas are exceptions due to the excellence of nursing institutions like Kennesaw State University. KSU’s WellStar Nursing program is known for its strong graduation rates and extensive curriculum. With 830 students in its BSN program and 67 in the master’s program, KSU has … Read more
With Mayor Michael Caldwell’s groundbreaking Youth Leadership Academy, Woodstock will experience something special. This hands-on, intensive program is for high school juniors and seniors who desire to be leaders. Under the guidance of experienced professionals, these young hopefuls will study local government and leadership from June 10 to 14. The City of Woodstock and the … Read more
One Cherokee County School District (CCSD) Teacher of the Year is celebrated in Ball Ground. This award honors this dedicated teacher’s effect on students and peers. Ball Ground Elementary School’s beloved Mrs. Smith is happy to be selected Teacher of the Year for her hard work, creativity, and passion for teaching. Mrs. Smith’s passion for … Read more
An emotionally touching reunion transpired at Sixes Elementary School, where one pupil was ecstatic to see her deployed father again following months of separation. Those who were present during the sincere embrace were profoundly moved, as the scene encapsulated the qualities of love, perseverance, and the enduring connection that defines a parent and child. The … Read more
In a heartening display of community spirit and dedication, Cherokee schools have been bestowed with state honors for their exceptional fundraising endeavors aimed at aiding Georgia’s foster youth. This recognition comes as a testament to the unwavering commitment of students, teachers, and administrators toward creating a positive impact in the lives of vulnerable children across … Read more
State Board of Education member Scott Sweeney is gearing up to host a crucial public hearing, inviting community members to voice their thoughts and concerns regarding education in our state. This event, slated to take place, will provide a platform for citizens to engage directly with decision-makers, contributing to the shaping of education policies and … Read more
At Pine Mountain Middle School in Georgia, Richard White, an esteemed educator with over 16 years of experience, has been honored on the global stage for his outstanding contributions to technology and engineering education. The International Technology and Engineering Educators Association, at its 86th Annual Conference in Memphis, Tennessee, selected Pine Mountain’s program as one … Read more
In Cobb County, Georgia, a teacher named Katie Rinderle got into trouble for reading a book to her fifth-grade class. The book, called “My Shadow is Purple,” talks about different kinds of people and challenges traditional ideas about boys and girls. Some parents didn’t like this and complained to the principal because they weren’t told … Read more