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Group pitches charter school to Peach County Board of Education

FORT VALLEY -- A group looking to bring a charter school to Byron presented a petition outlining the proposal to the Peach County Board of Education Tuesday evening.

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First Bibb school system ‘listening session’ is Tuesday night

The Bibb County school system’s interim superintendent is having the first of two “listening sessions” Tuesday night at Central High School.
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Public mostly silent on tentative Bibb school budget

Bibb County school board members held their first public hearing Monday on a budget they tentatively approved a couple of weeks ago.
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Midstate group partners with Houston schools to put students to work

WARNER ROBINS -- Lisa McIntosh spends her days putting teenagers and young adults to work.
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Education notebook: Middle Georgia State to host open house for AST program

Those interested in enrolling in aircraft structural technology programs at Middle Georgia State College are encouraged to attend an open house 6:30-8:30 p.m. July 9 at the Eastman campus.
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Educational camps offer great variety for Houston students

KATHLEEN -- Sujung Heurter never imagined doing this at summer camp.
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Officials select FVSU presidential finalist

The leader of a New York City college is one step away from becoming the next president of Fort Valley State University.
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Search committees set for next MGSC president

Middle Georgia State College is a step closer to getting a permanent president.
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Interim Bibb superintendent having ‘listening sessions’ on priorities

Bibb County residents will get two chances next week to tell the school system’s interim superintendent what they think the district’s priorities for improvement should be.
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Houston County dress code tweaked; BOE tentatively approves budget

PERRY -- The dress code is slightly changing for middle and high school students in Houston County.
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Middle Georgia State to offer bachelor’s in criminal justice

Peter Makaya has been waiting for this since 2010. That’s when the criminal justice bachelor’s degree program was approved at the former Middle Georgia College. But at the time, the institution could not afford to implement the program. Now that has changed.