Martha Dalton
Education Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Education reporter @ajc. Priors: @wabenews, @CNN Radio. Retweets = hmm, interesting. @marthadalton.bsky.social
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1 week ago |
ajc.com | Martha Dalton
The Atlanta Public Schools ethics commission unanimously decided Friday to move forward with an ethics complaint filed against Atlanta School Board Chairwoman Erika Mitchell for her role in filling a vacant position on the nine-member body.
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1 week ago |
ajc.com | Martha Dalton
Victoria Miller had just lost her job and needed a new one. Walking home from the Ashby MARTA station in March, she passed the building that houses Westside Works, a nonprofit organization that offers workforce training. “I was like, ‘OK, let me go in there,’” said Miller, 24. “As soon as I came in … they greeted me with warm arms, and they told me about the program.”The new program is an accelerated four-week training course in the construction trades.
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3 weeks ago |
macon.com | Martha Dalton
The Atlanta-raised singer, songwriter and sometimes actor CeeLo Green was one of four people awarded honorary diplomas by Atlanta Public Schools this year. The school board adopted a new initiative allowing honorary diplomas to be bestowed for the following reasons: a person who made exceptional contributions to education, the community or a particular field; a student who died close to graduating; or a student who died during military service that interrupted high school.
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3 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Martha Dalton
The Atlanta-raised singer, songwriter and sometimes actor CeeLo Green was one of four people awarded honorary diplomas by Atlanta Public Schools this year. The school board adopted a new initiative allowing honorary diplomas to be bestowed for the following reasons: a person who made exceptional contributions to education, the community or a particular field; a student who died close to graduating; or a student who died during military service that interrupted high school.
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3 weeks ago |
ajc.com | Martha Dalton
The Clayton County school board approved a proposal on Monday to establish a charter school in the district focused on students with special needs, a decision several parents say will bring services to a part of metro Atlanta that is under-resourced. Tapestry Public Charter School was established in DeKalb County in 2014. It has a student population that’s 50% neurotypical and 50% neurodivergent.
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@sage_stage I hate that. Admin are usually told by district staff that they can only assign so many teachers at the highest ratings. It’s a set up. A scam.
