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Category Archives: Georgia Education
2011 Georgia Legislature passes HUGE new TAX on Georgia’s Middle Class!
Was that you going, huh? Did you ask what does he mean, what tax? Didn’t the Republicans say no new taxes, cut spending, no tax hikes! Even the Atlanta papers didn’t ever report anything about the 2011 Georgia Legislature passing … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia Education, Georgia Politics
Tagged 2011 General Assembly, accreditation, annual out-of-pocket costs, Board of Regents, Book costs, emancipated, entitlement, fees per semester, Georgia Legislature, georgia lottery, Georgia Southern university tuition, Governor Deal, HB326 AP, Help Outstanding Pupils Educationally, Hope Scholarship, kennesaw State University, lottery ticket sales, Middle Class, New Tax, No new taxes, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Tax on the Middle Class, Tuition increases, tuition per semester, University of Georgia, University System of Georgia, USG
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The H.O.P.E. Scholarship: Meritocracy or Mediocrity?
Helping Outstanding Students Educationally. The first letter of each word of the preceding phrase forms the acronym, H.O.P.E., which when simplified results in the noun “Hope,” as commonly used in the phrase “The Hope Scholarship.” In this essay, I will … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia Education, Georgia Politics
Tagged Board of Regents, Chancellor, Georgia General Assembly, georgia lottery, Governor Deal, grade inflation, Help Outstanding Pupils Educationally, Hope Scholarship, letter grading system, percentile grading system, standardized test, taxation without representation, Tuition increases, tuition is a tax, University System of Georgia, Zell Miller
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A New Way of Teacher Training in Georgia
A popular definition of insanity is to continually do the same thing and expect different results. Georgia, we are insane. Education has been a controversial topic in Georgia since public education became a universal goal of this state and indeed, … Continue reading
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Tagged Boards of Education, elected school boards, failure to educate, Georgia School Boards, l, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Superintendent
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