Education in Georgia’s Black Belt: Policy Solutions to Help Overcome a History of Exclusion
Georgia lawmakers must address the legacy of exclusion that students in the Black Belt region face.
Research and analysis that support quality education for all of Georgia’s children.
Georgia lawmakers must address the legacy of exclusion that students in the Black Belt region face.
The state of Georgia has a constitutional obligation to provide every child with an “adequate public education.”[1] Over the past…
Adjusting the School Funding Formula for a More Equitable Learning Environment A new report from the Education Law Center (ELC),…
You can download and share all the images and charts in the Education Primer by clicking here. This section begins…
State lawmakers introduced several bills in the 2019 legislative session that could significantly alter the Teachers Retirement System of Georgia…
The video above is narrated by Dr. Stephen Owens, GBPI Senior Policy Analyst. Below is a full transcript. The decades-old…
In the 2019 legislative session Georgia lawmakers committed more than half a billion dollars to increase pay for teachers from…
Georgia lawmakers gave final passage to the state’s $27.5 billion budget for the 2020 fiscal year, beginning July 1, 2019.…
The first legislative session under Gov. Brian Kemp and Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan ended on Tuesday, April 2. Because Georgia’s…
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