Education--Georgia
'Next Generation' Seniors Drawing Criticism
My 20 97 92(217), 3-A
Area Schools Join American Education Week Observance
Nv 16 97 93(32), 3-A
Bills Would Empower Schoolkid's Parents
Fe 6 97 92(114), 1-A
Can Georgia's Plan for Free Education Work for America?
Fe 3 97 92(111), 5-A
Clinton Plan Targets $106 Million for Georgia Schools
Mr 16 97 92(152), 4-A
Committee Narrowly Passes School Superintendent Bill
Mr 19 97 92(155), 6-A
Coverdell Education Bill Part of Senate Priority List
Ja 22 97 92(99), 7-A
Development Screenings Offered
My 30 97 92(227), 5-A
Education Basics Stressed
Fe 10 97 92(118), 1-A
Education Leaders Meeting in Atlanta
Ap 16 97 92(183), 7-A
Education Meeting Set for Wednesday
My 5 97 92(201), 1-A
Education Secretary Wants "Global" View
Fe 19 97 92(127), 1-A
Educator Speaking to Panel
Ap 21 97 92(188), 1-A
Educators Speak out Against Proposed School Rule Changes
Fe 13 97 92(121), 6-A
Ga. Senate Votes to Keep Ebonics out of School
Fe 11 97 92(119), 5-A
Georgia to Call Teaching of Evolution by Its Real Name
Nv 2 97 93(18), 7-A
Georgia Wants to Reduce College Students Needing Remedial Classes
Dc 8 97 93(54), 5-A
Georgia's SAT Scores Rise
Au 27 97 92(316), 7-A
Georgia's School System Rated "Above Average"
Ja 17 97 92(94), 6-A
Georgians Need University Priority, Senate Says
Mr 26 97 92(162), 1-A
Governor Says School Board Changes "A New Beginning for Georgia Education"
Ja 7 97 92(84), 3-A
Group Calls for Overhaul of State's Testign Program
Oc 19 97 93(4), 4-A
HOPE Credited for Boosting Black Enrollment in Georgia Colleges
Sp 3 97 92(322), 1-A
HOPE, Patience Will Alter Education (editorial)
Ap 18 97 92(185), 4-A
Lawmakers Eye Education Issues in 1997 Session
Fe 16 97 92(124), 1-A
Legislator Critical of College Prep Programs in Georgia
Nv 25 97 93(41), 5-A
Legislature Passes Bill to Ease Requirements for School Chief
Mr 29 97 92(164), 5-A
Many Local Grads Need Remedial Help in College
Nv 26 97 93(42), 1-A
Math Scores Better in Ga. on Iowa Test
Jl 16 97 92(274), 1-A
Miller's Anit-Dropout Plan Dropped
Jn 2 97 92(230), 3-A
Miller's Budget Bolsters Education (editorial)
Ja 12 97 92(89), 4-A
Most Area High Schools' SAT Scores are Below the Georgia Average
Fe 2 97 92(110), 1-A
Nov. 16-22 Marked as Education Week
Nv 8 97 93(24), 5-A
Officials, Lawmakers Tackle School Agenda
Fe 16 97 92(124), 6-A
Parents Can Help Kids be Successful in School (editorial)
Au 28 97 92(317), 4-A
Poll Indicates Education a Top Issue in State
Au 25 97 92(314), 5-A
Regents Study Lack of Men, Blacks in Teaching
Oc 9 97 92(359), 5-A
Report Card: Area Schools Need to Improve Science, Social Studies
Fe 4 97 92(112), 1-A
Rules for Gifted Student Program Could Change
Nv 12 97 93(27), 7-A
School Board Approves Higher Graduation Requirements
Fe 14 97 92(122), 7-A
Schools Must Meet Stricter Standards for Gifted Program
Nv 14 97 93(30), 7-A
Schools Must Work Harder to Prepare Students (editorial)
Dc 24 97 93(70), 4-A
Schrenko Faces Ire of PTA
Sp 21 97 92(341), 5-A
Schrenko Opposes Governor's Budget Plan
Ja 22 97 92(99), 7-A
Schrenko's 'Praise' of PTA Turns to About-Face Bashing
Sp 19 97 92(339), 6-A
Senate Bill Could Help Growing School Systems
Fe 16 97 92(124), 6-A
Senate Panel Approves Raising Dropout Age
Mr 6 97 92(142), 6-A
State Colleges Raise Admission Requirements
Sp 28 97 92(348), 4-A
State School Board OKs Teching Evolution
Nv 14 97 93(30), 9-A
State School Board Should Move Slowly (editorial)
Fe 12 97 92(120), 4-A
State School Superintendent Favors Elementary Alternative Schools
Fe 16 97 92(124), 6-A
State Senate Consider Raising High School Dropout Age
Mr 14 97 92(150), 7-A
State Senators Want Schools to be Told about Student Criminals
Fe 16 97 92(124), 6-A
State to Help Defray Costs for Students' AP Tests
Mr 26 97 92(162), 5-A
Teaching Courtesy Urged
Fe 4 97 92(112), 6-A
Valdosta's Grow Part of School Board's New Look
Ja 7 97 92(84), 3-A
Education--Valdosta
Character Education in Schools Aims to Help Kids Learn Values
Sp 15 97 92(335), 1-A
Minority Scores Below Average in City Schools
Nv 30 97 93(46), 1-A
New Rule in Effect for the Class of 2001
Sp 28 97 92(348), 1-A
Parents, Feds Question City BOE Policy
My 13 97 92(210), 3-A
Retailer Turns to Education
Au 31 97 92(320), 1-C
Schools Get 'Report Cards'
Oc 2 97 92(352), 1-A
Schrenko Speaks at Education Hearing
My 8 97 92(205), 1-A
Teaching Children at the Haven
Ja 5 97 92(82), 1-C
Valdosta Teacher Reports Unprecedented Gaing for Students in "Low Level" Math Class
Jn 11 97 92(239), 3-A
VHS Kids Enrolled in CPR Class
Dc 24 97 93(70), 1-A
VSU Hosts National "Take Our Daughters to Work Day"
Ap 24 97 92(191), 3-A
Walker Says Schools Need Curriculum for Success
My 7 97 92(204), 3-A
Elections--Georgia
ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Camping Law
Au 28 97 92(317), 7-B
Atlanta Attorney to Run for Lieutenant Governor
Dc 5 97 93(51), 7-A
Beazley Named Director of Ga. Elections Division
Ja 17 97 92(94), 2-A
Beverly Martin Nominated for Georgia Post
Nv 3 97 93(19), 3-A
Bowers Kicks off Gubernatorial Campaign
My 18 97 92(214), 1-A
Bowers Resigns Position to Enter Governor's Race
My 2 97 92(199), 1-A
Camon to Seek Hanson's State Representative Seat
Au 12 97 92(301), 1-A
Campaign Issues Dominate Bowers' Speech in Valdosta
My 23 97 92(220), 1-A
Christian Coalition Chairman Rules out Bid for Governor
Au 12 97 92(301), 7-A
Clay Feels Lieutenant Governor Post Would be 'a Perfect Fit'
Oc 22 97 93(7), 5-A
Coles Decides to Run for Senate
Sp 27 97 92(347), 5-A
Coverdell Prepares for Re-Election Battle
Dc 23 97 93(69), 4-A
Ed Perry Running for State House Seat
Sp 18 97 92(338), 3-A
Election Planned to Fill House Seat
Sp 25 97 92(345), 6-A
Georgia Campaign Season Starging Early
Au 25 97 92(314), 5-A
Georgia Lawmakers Study Campaign Finance Reform
Nv 1 97 93(17), 5-A
Georgians Raised $3.7 Million This Year for Re-Election
Au 24 97 92(313), 8-A
Glenn Begins Challenge for Bishop's Seat
Oc 19 97 93(4), 3-A
Governor's Race Dominates Georgia GOP Convention
My 17 97 92(214), 6-A
Governor's Race Reinvents Itself as Democratic Front-Runner Quits
Au 7 97 92(296), 4-B
House Speaker Will Seek Reelection in '98
Dc 17 97 93(63), 2-A
Houston, Tyndall Headed for Runoff Election
Nv 19 97 93(35), 1-A
Howard Drops out of Governor's Race
Au 6 97 92(295), 1-A
Howard's End (editorial)
Au 7 97 92(296), 4-A
Jerry Keen Eyeing Race for Georgia's Governor
Jl 3 97 92(261), 3-A
Lewis Says He May Run Against Coverdell
Jl 11 97 92(269), 5-A
Libertarian Running for Governor
Jl 16 97 92(274), 8-A
Lt. Governor Candidate Mark Taylor Makes Campaign Stop in Lowndes
Jl 11 97 92(269), 3-A
Many Area Towns Holding Elections
Nv 4 97 93(20), 5-A
Mark Taylor Running for No. 2 Spot
My 21 97 92(218), 7-A
Massey Not Running Against Coverdell
Jl 8 97 92(266), 1-A
Massey Throws His Hat into the Democratic Ring
Au 8 97 92(297), 7-A
McCormick Decides to Run for Bishop's Seat in Congress
Oc 3 97 92(353), 6-A
McCormick Plans to Run Against Sanford Bishop
Jl 29 97 92(287), 5-A
Michael Coles Elected Democratic Party Chair
Jl 13 97 92(271), 7-A
Mike Bowers Registers His Campaign
My 8 97 92(205), 5-A
Millner Preparing Late Report on Finances
Au 14 97 92(303), 5-A
Millner Running Again
Jn 27 97 92(255), 1-A
Millner Stirs up GOP Race
Jn 30 97 92(258), 1-A
Millner Unveils Plan on Crime, Taxes, Education
Dc 10 97 93(56), 7-A
Millner's Plan Raises Interesting Questions (editorial)
Au 24 97 92(313), 6-A
Millner's Pledge May Win Friends
Au 23 97 92(312), 3-A
Moultrie Councilman Seeks House
Au 22 97 92(311), 5-A
Nunn Won't Run for Ga. Governor
Au 9 97 92(298), 6-A
Poll Shows Millner, Howard Lead Choices for Party Nominations for Governor
Jl 30 97 92(288), 3-A
Schaefer Joins Bowers, Millner in GOP Race
Jl 4 97 92(262), 6-A
State Senator to Run for Lieutenant Governor
Sp 24 97 92(344), 3-A
Steve Langford to Run for Governor
Au 20 97 92(309), 6-A
Three Democratic Contenders Seeking Georgia's Top Office
Au 17 97 92(306), 1-A
With Governor's Race under Way, "Where's Guy?"
Sp 22 97 92(342), 7-A
Elections--Valdosta
2 Towns Awaiting Elections
Oc 26 97 93(11), 1-A
Campaign Charge Leads to Indictment
Jl 1 97 92(259), 1-A
Campaign Literature Placed in Mailboxes
Oc 25 97 93(10), 1-A
Cast Your Ballots, Valdosta (editorial)
Nv 4 97 93(20), 4-A
Challenger for Borders' Seat Targets Quality of City Services
Nv 2 97 93(18), 6-A
City Elections Will Feature Several Races
Sp 13 97 92(333), 1-A
Drugs, Economic Development Concern District 2 Candidates
Nv 2 97 93(18), 6-A
Election Day Brought Several Surprises, Including the Approval...
Ja 1 97 92(78), Supplement-12
Election Qualifying Starts Monday
Sp 8 97 92(328), 2-A
Elections Board Takes Budget Cuts
My 30 97 92(227), 1-A
Elections, Missing Cash Part of Local News Scene
Ja 2 97 92(79), 1-A
Farm Service Agency Vote Results Announced
Dc 9 97 93(55), 3-A
Four Qualify for City BOE; Whatley Not Running
Sp 9 97 92(329), 1-A
Hill and Rentz Quality for Council Elections
Sp 12 97 92(332), 1-A
Judge Denies Head's Request
Nv 25 97 93(41), 1-A
Officials Fear Dual Vote May Confuse Electorate
Au 14 97 92(303), 2-A
Patterson Qualifies for Election
Sp 10 97 92(330), 1-A
Pharmacy Owner Seeking Seat on BOE
Sp 6 97 92(326), 3-A
Planning for City's Growth is Big Issue for District 6 Candidates
Nv 2 97 93(18), 6-A
Social Worker Running for Valdosta BOE Seat
Sp 19 97 92(339), 1-A
Thanks to Those Who Choose to Serve Us (editorial)
Nv 6 97 93(22), 4-A
Two Qualify Monday for City Council Seats
Sp 9 97 92(329), 2-A
Valdosta BOE Election Offers Clear Choices
Nv 2 97 93(18), 1-A
Valdosta Heading to Polls
Nv 4 97 93(20), 1-A
Whatley Says Health Among Reasons He's Not Running Again
Sp 14 97 92(334), 6-A
Williams Kicks off Election Campaign
Sp 6 97 92(326), 3-A
Willie Head Challenges Election
Nv 12 97 93(27), 1-A
Willie Head Qualifies for Council Seat
Sp 11 97 92(331), 1-A
Employment
'Work First' Shifts Welfare's Emphasis to Jobs
My 25 97 92(222), 1-C
Adaptable Skills Necessary in Today's Global Economy (editorial)
Oc 19 97 93(4), 9-A
Area Keeping up with Job Creation
Ja 26 97 92(103), 7-C
Deal Guarantees 18,000 Welfare Recipients Jobs
Jl 18 97 92(276), 6-A
Despite Laws, Children Still Illegally Employed in U.S.
Dc 14 97 93(60), 6-A
Employers Trying to Fill Summer Jobs
Jn 29 97 92(257), 1-C
Few Safeguards in Place for Child Workers in Ga.
Dc 14 97 93(60), 1-A
Flexible Job Market Has its ups, Downs
My 18 97 92(214), 1-C
Georgia Job Growth to Slow Down
My 23 97 92(220), 4-B
Higher Jobless Rates May Mean Good News is Coming
My 18 97 92(214), 1-C
If Legislation Returns, Other Area Jobs Could be on 'Fast Track' out of Area
Oc 20 97 93(5), 1-A
Job Training Program Brings Together Work, Learning
Au 11 97 92(300), 1-A
JTPA Students Stayed Busy--on the Job
Au 18 97 92(307), 1-A
Overhaul of Migrant Worker System Sought
Jn 2 97 92(230), 1-A
Paper Mill Workers Concerned over Jobs
Jn 5 97 92(233), 1-A
Program for Out-of-Work Fathers Aims to Help with Child Support
Jn 15 97 92(243), 1-C
Tim Golden Proposes Bill for Joblessness Program
Fe 27 97 92(135), 5-A
Welfare Recipients Learn Skills to Help Them Obtain Employment
My 25 97 92(222), 1-D