Officials with the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) said tuition is increasing statewide, including Albany Technical College.

Tift County students are learning just how vital water is.

Technical college leaders said a nearly $60,000 grant will help veterans and their spouses in South Georgia.

Students in Thomas County are finding ways to get ahead for next school year.

Valdosta City School leaders are working hard to make sure students are prepared for careers in the STEM, or Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, field.

Valdosta City Schools is spending $34,000 to make sure that students at J.L. Lomax have a proper environment for learning and growth.

This week, kids in Fitzgerald are learning how to be film stars and so much more.

Tifton educators are bringing the use of Technology into classrooms through a summer camp. Students joined faculty and staff members his evening to create computer apps.

Colquitt Electric Membership Corporation is asking all 2019 high school and college graduates who want to continue their education to apply for their scholarship program.

Dougherty County Schools can now use almost half a million dollars to fund new programming. Money they’ll use to motivate their students and teachers, inside and out of the classroom.

Colquitt County community leaders have a new idea to use “the arts” to fight crime.

Two South Georgia students are on their way to college, thanks to a scholarship program from an Albany woman. She is giving back after losing her son and home in 2017.

The class shows graduating seniors how to do mundane tasks, that many of them may have never thought of doing themselves.

Are you looking for something to do with your child this summer to make sure they are still learning?

The Thomasville City Schools extended an offer for an interim superintendent Wednesday morning.

The Tift County School System named its Bus Driver of the Year Thursday.

If your kid is out of school and loves tennis, Mike Brumby might be the coach for you.

WALB has received questions about Calhoun County’s Superintendent and her status with the district.

The camp is a seven-week program where teachers help students in math and reading.

“When you have dyslexia, it’s going to be harder to learn like everyone else does. We would have to study a lot longer.”

More than 800 students graduated from Dougherty County Schools.

This is the time of the year where schools are getting ready to see their students, young and old, walk across the stage into the next part of their lives.

Calhoun told WALB students had a lot to say to him during his last week and he has a special message for his beloved Rams.

Parents in the Sumter County School District said they believe one school principal is a bully and that the Superintendent supports the principal’s actions.

According to the plan proposed by Florence School District Three Superintendent Laura Hickson, classes would be Monday through Thursday, with school days extended 1.5 hours per day.

Cassidy Hooper is one of only a few people in the world born with no eyes and no nose. We first met her in 2008, at 11 years old. She’s now 22 and just graduated from Central Piedmont Community College in Charlotte.

For the kids at the Jackie Robinson Boys & Girls Club in Cairo, Atlanta Falcons safety JJ Wilcox is a hero.

This weekend means graduation for thousands of Georgia Southern University students, and a somber memorial for five young women lost.

There’s a free summer camp this year for your kids to learn about the dangers of drugs and gangs.

Teacher shortages nationwide have greatly impacted education and Worth County educators are doing their part to combat the crisis.

The Thomasville City Schools superintendent has resigned as the leader of the school system.

The Dougherty County School System (DCSS) is opening a mental health facility at Albany Middle School.

Airman 1st Class Marquise D. Dixon graduated from basic military training.

Many students at Monroe High School made a public announcement in front of the entire student body Friday —where they will be taking their academics after they graduate.

Students will show off their multi-functional artwork at a silent auction in Americus Friday night.

Lowndes High School is receiving high honors for its commitment to military services.

VSU administration has told students they planned to invite the governor to speak at commencement, regardless of who won November's election.

The aunt and niece duo have matriculated together since middle school.

Leaders at Albany Technical College say it's possible they'll increase active shooter drills on campus.

Although a majority of the parents and students were absent from the “meet and greet” Monday, faculty showed their support toward the new leadership.

A letter sent home with some Dillon Middle School students this week has drawn the ire of their parents.

An $11 million federal grant will help middle schoolers in Dougherty County over the course of the next seven years.

SEEDS Business University, the City of Valdosta, the Valdosta-Lowndes Chamber of Commerce and the University of Georgia are teaching people about starting their own businesses.

The Dougherty County School System will soon see leadership changes at one of its middle schools, which will also impact an elementary school.

An 18-year-old New Orleans high school senior has been accepted into 115 colleges and has been offered more than $3.7 million in scholarships.

The Worth County Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday night to hire a new principal for Worth County High School.

Georgia Senator Freddie Powell Sims is encouraging people to stay vigilant in their fight for Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

A leadership change is in store for Turner County Schools.

People are still angry over a Historically Black College and University senate bill that could greatly impact Albany State and two other historically black colleges and universities in Georgia.

Administrators at Cook Elementary School have some tips to help you set up your student for success when taking the Georgia Milestones test.

A large scale active shooter drill took place at Monroe High School Friday morning.

The school system will be conducting an active shooter drill at Monroe High School Friday morning.

A group of Albany students are heading to Houston to compete in the 2019 FIRST Championship, an international robotics competition. 4C Academy’s “The Commodores” are a group of 14 students who built a robot to compete against teams across the state.

Alice Coachman Elementary School students went home with a bag full of books Wednesday.

The committee is looking at other options to keep players hydrated.

The Cook County School System is implementing what they’re calling a new and innovative program to set students up for success in education.

Plans to build a $1.3 million performing arts center at Valdosta State University (VSU) are being put on hold after a slight bump in the road.

Some Georgia senators are now under fire from three Georgia historically black colleges, including Albany State University, after a proposal to consolidate the universities into a new state system.