BtoB Exclusives

Project Graduation
Improvements in high school graduation rates aren’t enough to reach the U.S. average
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
December 15, 2009

For Our Children
Achieving Excellence in Secondary Education: Georgia’s Unfinished Business examines where out middle and high school systems must improve.
by Steve Dolinger
November 24, 2009

An Educational Crossroads
While high school graduation rates are climbing, the number of students finishing college in Georgia is down. What’s a state to do?
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
October 6, 2009

Teach Our Children Well
Researchers: Principals critical to keeping good teachers
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
September 29, 2009

Using Data to Increase Student Achievement
by Kathy Cox
September 2, 2009

Jackpot for Education
Will Georgia education benefit from tonight's $333 million Mega Millions drawing?
by Jennifer Dennard & Drew Ermenc
August 28, 2009

Lack of Funding Hurts Charter Schools
ANALYSIS: Money is more of a challenge than academics, says study
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
August 18, 2009

Budget Cuts Hit State Higher Education
With growing enrollment, Georgia state colleges and universities are furloughing and cutting budgets
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
August 13, 2009

The (Higher) Education of Atlanta
Thanks to the efforts of ARCHE, higher education continues to be a critical marketing advantage for Atlanta
by Michael J. Pallerino
July 1, 2009

Georgia's Public Education System: A Progress Report
Listen to BtoB's complete panel discussion held on Tuesday, June 23rd
June 25, 2009

A Satisfactory Solution?
No-grade report cards slowly increase in use in Georgia
by Walter C. Jones, Morris News Service
June 17, 2009

Inside the Atlanta Partners for Education
by Tom Hough
May 4, 2009

The Value Of School Board Governance
by John Rice, Gary Price and Phil Jacobs
March 5, 2009

School Board Reform Moves Forward
Fresh from their latest legislative victory, supporters of school board governance reform pledged today to continue pushing their legislation through the current General Assembly Session.
by Bobby L. Hickman
February 25, 2009

Investing In Yourself
During a recession, is getting your eMBA a gamble - or an investment?
by Stuart Hendrick
February 3, 2009

Full Speed Ahead
Proposed budget cuts won't stop Superintendent Kathy Cox from asking for more education funds
by Bobby Hickman
January 20, 2009

Is School In?
Obama's approach to education will set tone for state initiatives in Georgia
by Bobby L. Hickman
January 20, 2009