Too many of Georgia’s students arrive at school each day dreading six words: “Can you read the next paragraph?” Clayton County Public Schools assistant superintendent Ebony Lee talks about increasing all students’ access to the conditions that help to cultivate college- and work-ready graduates.
By Dustin Landrum Director of Strategic Partnerships, Georgia Public Library Service Over the past few months, Georgia communities have faced… Read More
Georgia Family Connection Partnership (GaFCP) stands with the world as we remember Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and so… Read More
Offered by PARTNERS for Equity in Child and Adolescent Health Emory University School of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics and the… Read More
by State School Superintendent Richard Woods It is never difficult to write a letter for Teacher Appreciation Month. Teachers, you… Read More
by Calista Jahn It’s been a month since Census Day, and Georgia is lagging behind the rest of the United… Read More
by Dana RickmanVice President, Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education In 1990, the Annie E. Casey Foundation released the inaugural… Read More
Crisp County Community Council, Inc., a Georgia Family Connection county Collaborative, recently partnered with the Crisp UGA Extension Service—Family and… Read More
by Elizabeth Turner Law Day 2019 on May 1 will offer us an opportunity to reflect on the role of… Read More
Registration is open for the seventh Georgia Farm to School and Early Care and Education Summit, June 7 – 8… Read More
By Kati Cosby It’s a Tuesday night at Cohen’s Retreat, a staple in the Savannah restaurant scene. Eight of us… Read More
by Gaye Smith Tropical Storm Michael turned life upside down for so many of our fellow Georgians in the 13… Read More