Henry County scores above state in college, career readiness Henry County Schools beat Georgia’s scores on its first College and Career Ready Performance Index, measuring achievement and progress from the 2011-12 school year.
The index replaces the Adequate ...
Superintendent Hildreth honored with NAACP award Henry County Schools Superintendent Dr. Ethan Hildreth has been honored by the Henry County Branch of the NAACP with the 2013 Education Award. The recognition was given during the branch’s recent F...
Kroger provides funds to schools through program Shoppers heading to a grocery store very rarely leave empty handed. There is always at least one item in their hand on the way out the door.
Several principals in Henry County Schools left a recent...
Henry County teacher a finalist for Georgia Teacher of the Year Barbara Rosolino, an English teacher at Eagles’ Landing High School in McDonough, may soon be touted with the honor of a lifetime — being named the 2014 Georgia Teacher of the Year.
Rosolino, alon...
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Nneka M. Okona nokona@neighbornewspapers.comNeighbor Newspapers
Charter schools amendment passes With all but one Georgia county completing voter reports, the majority of voters have cast their ballots in favor of the statewide charter school Constitutional amendment.
On the ballot voters were...
Georgia voters decide on charter school amendment In addition to votes for president and various other elected officials, Georgia voters had a chance to vote on an amendment to the Georgia Constitution this Election Day. The amendment would “allow...
Column: Ten reasons to vote ‘no’ on charter school amendment The charter school amendment will be decided on Nov. 6. If it doesn’t pass, it will be the greatest upset since David conked Goliath with a rock. Give me the money that has been made available to ...
Column: Charter schools give students opportunities As a mother of four children currently enrolled in or graduates of Fulton County Schools, I care deeply about public education in my community and Georgia. I know public education changes lives by...
Rosolino brings love of teaching, literature to classroom Barbara Rosolino’s passion flows through her. It’s evident in the way she talks, teaches, gestures. Whether it’s talking about her mock trial team or her love of Shakespeare, she shows how much she...
Column: Improving education is truly
a bi-partisan issue Between now and November, hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising will be spent telling us all the differences between President Barack Obama and his Republican challenger Mitt Romney.
They ...
September 26, 2012 01:06 AM | 0 | 17 |
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Jan Jones and Alisha Thomas Morgan Guest ColumnistsNeighbor Newspapers
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