Valdosta State University will celebrate their 229th Commencement on a virtual stage this Saturday, everyone’s invited.

While social distancing, Cairo High School recognized a student who won a premier scholarship.

Even though the district is considering virtual instruction options, the superintendent said those without internet access won’t be left out.

The University System of Georgia (USG) is having to plan for possible staff reductions and furloughs due to state budget issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

One Dougherty County School System senior said she doesn’t feel cheated out of graduation.

Progress continues on the new Sumter County High School, even during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Graduation will take place on May 16 at 10 a.m. at Webb Memorial Stadium.

COVID-19 has impacted the entire country, even children are fighting the coronavirus and a storybook wants to help navigate the battle.

Lowndes County Schools provided 11,212 meals to students last week, and they will continue doing so.

Baconton Community Charter’s seniors will have a virtual graduation.

The Georgia State Board of Education is allocating $411 million in federal aid for COVID-19 related issues to the state’s school districts and independent charter schools.

Lowndes County Schools are taking an extra step to help students and the community during these tough times by offering free WiFi at each of their elementary and middle schools.

High school graduation is right around the corner. Despite Coronavirus, many families in Colquitt County are banding together to honor and celebrate the seniors.

The virtual graduation ceremonies will be May 23. DCSS said an in-person graduation will be planned for later in the summer.

One Albany seven-year-old is trying to make the best out of doing his schoolwork from home.

Two Grady County Schools will gain more than 700 laptops for their students. This after they applied for a digital learning grant.

Schools across South Georgia are already trying to plan summer and fall semesters through this global pandemic.

Sherwood Christian Academy leaders said seniors will have a graduation ceremony.

Unemployment rates are rising due to COVID-19. Because of this, Thomas University is adding something special to assist their students during this time.

Tift County High School is proud to announce their new principal for 2020 to 2021 school year.

Although South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) postponed its Spring 2020 graduation due to the coronavirus, the college is honoring their graduates with a virtual graduation.

Parents can post a picture and information about their graduate.

College campuses are empty, but classes continue on for students throughout the state of Georgia.

A class at Thomas University made beautiful artwork for the Georgia Academy for the Blind.

A South Georgia university found a new way to make sure students are successful as they tackle the rest of the semester online.

Chehaw Park has continued to connect to the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Albany Museum of Art (AMA) wants to make sure you still have access to it during the pandemic.

If a parent or student does not want to accept the grade at 27 weeks, they can complete additional requirements to improve that score.

The Dougherty County School System wants their students to finish the school year out strong.

The university said this will continue preparing them to be on the front line during a global health crisis.

There are about 20 MRC units in Georgia.

Since schools closed, the Colquitt County School System has migrated to virtual learning.

With Georgia public schools closed for the rest of the year, high school seniors and juniors may be wondering how to prepare for college.

Although she said it’s been interesting to completely switch to virtual learning, Greenway said Lee County has already used a lot of the technology they’re now having to use.

As schools across southwest Georgia begin rapidly adopting online and distance learning, United Way is also providing virtual education.

Thomas County Schools are offering students digital learning while school is canceled.

The Dougherty County School System wants to make sure students understand the seriousness of COVID-19.

The Dougherty County School System is reminding parents that now is the time to sign your child up for pre-K.

These classes are not required, so the assignments are not for a grade.

School’s out in Tift County for now, but morning announcements must go on.

It's been more than two weeks since R. B. Wright Elementary students were in school.

Thomasville City Schools started handing out weekly meals.

The governor said students may return April 27.

USG officials said students will still graduate, consistent with academic standards, but the actual ceremonies will not be held.

State Superintendent Richard Woods has suspended all state assessments, including the Georgia Milestones.

One south Georgia elementary school is leading the way for agriculture education programs.

Over the past seventeen years, we lost seven students at this high school and we had to make a difference. We had to stop that somehow, we had to figure out how to stop it, said Kyle Lentz.

The Dangers of Driving Challenge has been designed to allow students to have hands-on experience with the challenges of driving.

Thomas University will offer a new degree beginning this fall semester.

Students watched a film Friday showing how African Americans survived Jim Crow laws.

Johnathan Porter Hill will represent Dougherty County at the regional competition in Thomasville on March 17.

Friday will officially wrap up National Future Farmers of America (FFA) Week and Fitzgerald students have been living to serve all week long.

The students learned about severe weather, severe weather safety and different types of precipitation.

The Georgia Science and Engineering Fair will be in Athens from March 26-28.

The school won the national Channellock grant competition.

Albany police are taking the initiative to educate people on the proper use of guns.

Settle said he notified the Worth County School Board that he plans to retire on September 1, 2020.

Each nurse must complete about 25 hours every five years and organizers says it is often difficult to get those hours.