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Houston schools snag $1.16 million in funding for software

WARNER ROBINS -- Growing up in India, Sean Kumar dreamed of an American education. 32 minutes ago

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Education Notebook: Houston County gets two new elementary school principals

Two Houston County elementary schools will have new principals next school year.
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Four surviving quintuplets set to graduate from Perry High

PERRY -- Kerry Lineberger knows what this year’s high school graduation is going to mean for him.
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Southwest student uses determination to reach others

Jaimeson Taylor fights the statistic.
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Northside graduate a fan since birth

WARNER ROBINS -- Brittany Harbin was born to be a Northside High School super-fan -- literally.
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High school abroad Mount de Sales student goes overseas for education

This is not the first place Youngwoo Gim has lived.
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Warner Robins High School graduate overcomes medical challenge

WARNER ROBINS -- Ben Masters might be the most modest student at Warner Robins High School.
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Bibb scraps plans for year-round schooling

Year-round schooling isn’t coming to Bibb County schools any time soon.
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Houston schools snag $2.9 million grant for AP classes

WARNER ROBINS -- As a high school student, Emily Wallace knows how to convince other teenagers to take advanced courses. It takes top-notch teachers, high-tech equipment, available resources and extra study sessions. And, if all else fails, some financial incentives.
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Outgoing Bibb principal receives high honor

Amy Duke, principal of Bibb County’s Springdale Elementary School, knew something was up when someone else called a staff meeting at her school Wednesday.
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Georgia College interim provost accepts position in Hawaii

The interim provost and vice president of academic affairs at Georgia College & State University will be leaving the Milledgeville college to become the first provost of Hawaii Pacific University.