Parents left in lurch as voucher-aided private school closes amid conflict
The meltdown could serve as a cautionary tale ahead of a major expansion of state-funded subsidies for private education.
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Teacher says metro Atlanta system gives students a way to cheat on tests
Teacher alleges credit recovery programs allow cheating on tests.
Georgia teachers who have sex with students seldom go to prison
A law illegalizing sex by teachers with their students is riddled with loopholes and rarely enforced.
Georgia Tech dragged its feet on investigation, tipster complained
Georgia Tech reacted slowly to anonymous ethics complaints.
Georgia Tech had warning about looming ethics problem
Emails, personnel files, internal memos and other documents indicate Georgia Tech leadership knew, or could have known, more about the ethics violations than they acknowledged.
Lax oversight allowed high-paid Georgia Tech officials to misuse tax money
For years, high-ranking Georgia Tech officials earning six-figure salaries used their positions to line their pockets, internal investigations have found.
Why a small change in law could create danger for students
Poorly worded legislation involving school bus stops could put students’ and drivers’ lives at risk.
