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Ogeechee Technical College Introduces 5 a.m. Welding Classes to Better Serve Working Adults • The Georgia Virtue
58+ min ago (285+ words) Ogeechee Technical College Introduces 5 a.m. Welding Classes to Better Serve Working Adults The Georgia Virtue Ogeechee Technical College is expanding access to workforce training with the addition of early morning welding classes beginning this fall semester. The new classes, which start…...
Georgia Southern’s Youth Workplace Readiness Institute encourages career exploration in Hinesville • The Georgia Virtue
19+ hour, 47+ min ago (217+ words) “The enthusiasm of our students and the support of our community led us to extend the program into the school year through our new Youth Workforce Readiness Institute Club,” Van Horn said. “This partnership demonstrates what can happen when schools,…...
Medical watchdog reveals issues with recent medical student reports • The Georgia Virtue
6+ day, 58+ min ago (508+ words) (The Center Square) – Medical watchdog Do No Harm released a report Tuesday that it says shows how the quality of medical students’ reports has deteriorated, becoming more “weak” and more “woke” since letter grades were terminated. Director of research at…...
Georgia's Path2College 529 Plan Improvements Take Effect • The Georgia Virtue
6+ day, 17+ hour ago (145+ words) This is a press release. “Our state is one of the best in the nation for both quality of higher education and affordability, and raising the 529 Plan limit helps ensure that remains so well into the future,” said Governor Brian…...
Report: $225M in K-12 fraud found across six years • The Georgia Virtue
1+ week, 4+ day ago (756+ words) (The Center Square) – More than $225 million in fraud was reported by state education departments and school districts from 2019 to 2026, according to a new report. Open the Books, a federal spending watchdog, and the State Financial Officers Foundation, analyzed six years…...
Georgia Moves Forward on Workforce Pell Implementation • The Georgia Virtue
2+ week, 58+ min ago (218+ words) Georgia’s Workforce Pell Grant initiative officially took effect on July 1, allowing short-term, job-focused training programs to become eligible for federal financial aid for the first time. Traditionally, federal Pell Grants have been restricted to longer-term undergraduate degree, diploma, or certificate…...
Bulloch County School Nutrition Served 65,620 Meals to Children in June • The Georgia Virtue
3+ week, 24+ min ago (175+ words) Over 16 days in June, Bulloch County’s School Nutrition Services prepared and served 65,620 meals for children 18 years of age and younger, nearly 10,000 more meals than the previous summer. “This did not happen by accident, said Desiree Yaeger, director of School Nutrition…...
2 Long County Schools Earn 2025-2026 Military Flagship School Award • The Georgia Virtue
3+ week, 5+ day ago (178+ words) Two Long County schools are among 19 schools recently named as 2025–2026 Military Flagship School Award winners. The Military Flagship School Award recognizes schools that go above and beyond to provide a supportive, welcoming environment for military-connected students and their families. These…...
Bryan County School Earns 2025-2026 Military Flagship School Award • The Georgia Virtue
3+ week, 5+ day ago (173+ words) A Bryan County elementary school is among 19 schools recently named as 2025–2026 Military Flagship School Award winners. The Military Flagship School Award recognizes schools that go above and beyond to provide a supportive, welcoming environment for military-connected students and their families....
Georgia Tech Students Create Chemical Safety Model for Everyday Exposures • The Georgia Virtue
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (594+ words) In just one course, Georgia Tech student Diya Godavarti helped develop a tool that could improve workers’ responses to chemical spills or open containers. Godavarti, then a second-year chemical and biomolecular engineering (ChBE) student, joined a course on chemical equity…...