A 14-year-old is breaking barriers at Valdosta State University as their youngest student.

A Georgia non-profit is trying to make learning about agriculture fun for kids.

Georgia Southwestern State University (GSW) is celebrating a state-funded $3.4 million renovation project that will benefit students.

Fighting food deserts and the expansion of agriculture is on the minds of some Tift County students.

Albany Technical College adds two new virtual classrooms to help with distanced learning.

Albany Technical College is starting a new barbering program.

Governor Kemp Signed the Amended Fiscal Year 2021 budget. Some of the things the budget includes are funding’s for schools and victim services. Some local organizations discuss what these funds mean.

Georgia lawmakers have crafted a resolution to urge the state’s Department of Education to create an African-American studies textbook and curriculum.

At the end of the program, nurse residents received a nurse residency pin from SGMC Nursing Leadership and a certificate of completion.

Many Turner County alumni and citizens believe it's time to leave 'Rebels' behind

An amended state budget that increases spending on K-12 schools and public health has passed the Georgia state Senate on a 52-0 vote, racing one step closer to passage.

Dougherty County Schools say they send a Health Survey twice a week, to help keep kids in school.

The Senate Education and Youth Committee heard testimony Monday on Senate Bill 47 and is expected to vote next week.

Albany Technical College announced its addition of a 3D metal printer to its Engineering Graphics program.

Student entrepreneurs are putting their work on display at Fitzgerald High School.

Georgia Connections Academy has been doing virtual learning for the past decade.

A release from the governor’s office said the Georgia Lottery generated more than $731,281,000 in profits for the first half of the fiscal year 2021.

Valdosta City Schools has partnered with the app “Purposity”, that connects users with one-to-one needs in their community. But they need your help to get started.

The Colquitt County School System will return to a normal schedule with in-person instruction at all schools on Monday, Feb. 1.

The latest round of federal coronavirus aid will provide $1,000 bonuses to Georgia’s state-funded prekindergarten and child care teachers.

Georgia’s State school Superintendent announced he’s formed a group to discuss how to vaccinate teachers and staff when vaccine doses become available.

This program will benefit ATC students as local industries will invest in their training.

Superintendent Kenneth Dyer says they are confident that if the cases decline, they will be able to offer the in-person option.

Some juniors and seniors at Georgia’s public universities and colleges are in line for a little financial boost to help them reach their degree.

Nursing students at Valdosta State University had a tough year trying to learn during the pandemic.

The department said these priorities are “key public-education issues that will guide State School Superintendent Richard Woods’ conversations with lawmakers in the upcoming session.”

The Cuthbert school is looking for students with a passion for teaching children in rural areas, with a particular passion for instilling a love of reading.

As school districts across South Georgia turn to remote learning due to COVID-19 concerns, one school district had another idea in mind.

For the 20021 spring semester, the Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) Foundation has awarded scholarships to 53 students totaling $50,000.

COVID-19 cases continue to climb across South Georgia. The increasing threat is prompting school districts to make changes.

ABAC students will return for the start of the spring semester on Jan. 25.

Dowling says remote leaning has been a burden for everybody but they're fighting to stay in school.

The Lee County School System has announced it will return to remote learning at the beginning of its second semester.

“Unfortunately, COVID-19 continues to dictate our mode of operation,” the school system said.

The return date for students is being moved from Jan. 5 to Jan. 11.

Lee County Elementary School is moving to virtual learning on Friday after increases in COVID-19 cases this week, according to school officials.

Based on a recommendation from Superintendent Kenneth Dyer, students will return on Jan. 11.

VSU hosted their 230th commencement ceremony today. It’s the first graduating pandemic class to walk down the stage. One of those graduates today had a very tough year, but she overcame it.

A former student at Southern Regional Technical College in Thomasville just completed the nursing program.

Valdosta State University is preparing for its 230th Commencement ceremony. It takes place Monday at the Bazemore-Hyder Stadium.

“Our number of positive cases and quarantine are at unprecedented levels for the school system,” Dr. Jason Miller, Lee County School superintendent, said in a letter to parents.

Valdosta State University has been ranked one of the top affordable universities for International Students.

Teyeshia N. Alford, Anna B. Buckner, Adam A. Collett, Brenda P. De Paz, Taylor A. Jordan, Tavia T. Peterson Tori B. Reynolds, and Haley L. Rittenhouse were recognized

Cedric Smith, Chandler Buchanan and David Rueda-Fierros, the three SGTC POST certified Criminal Justice students who returned to earn their Criminal Justice associate degrees

Lee County High School students are preparing for another day of virtual learning.

Starting Dec. 14, all VCS students will do virtual learning until Dec. 17.

Turner County Schools is gearing up for all of its students to switch to virtual learning amid an increase in COVID-19 cases.

Students in the surgical tech program broke school policy Monday by hosting an unauthorized pinning ceremony.

The district said school leaders will “continue to monitor the situation and will take further action as needed.”

Thomas said he wants children to have someone they can look up to and relate to.

Students will learn virtually on Friday.

Students who took online classes at the University of Georgia and the Georgia Institute of Technology due to the pandemic are now seeking a return of some tuition and fees.

The Colquitt County community is voicing its opinion on what they want to see for the future of the school system.

Valdosta State University (VSU) helped students relieve some stress as the end of the semester nears.

New data shows Valdosta State University (VSU) had the highest increase in enrollment between fall 2019 and fall 2020.

Cook County Board of Education decided to shut down all schools for 14 days starting this Thursday.

Leaders said this is their fifth year in the 80 percentage.

Wiregrass Georgia Technical College held a renaming and topping off ceremony, Thursday morning.