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Georgia Partnership News

Welcome! Whether it be Education Policy Forums, Economics of Education presentations, Partnership Forum meetings, or other special programs, reports and information, the Georgia Partnership is hard at work improving student achievement in Georgia.

Just Announced: GA's Grad Rate Moves Up

May 14 Critical Issues Forum Video Now Available

Bus Trip 21 Lineup Announced

Check out the Bus Trip 20 Videos

Governor Announces Innovation in Teaching Competition

Education Policy Fellowship Program (EPFP) Applications Still Being Accepted (Deadline May 31)

'Top Ten Issues to Watch in 2013' Report Available

The Partnership turned 20 in 2012:  Check out the special anniversary web site!
Check the anniversary video!

 

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Calendar Items

There's always something going on in the education world whether it is or is not a Georgia Partnership event.    

Calendar Listings

Georgia Partnership Board Chair Shan Cooper, Vice President and General Manager, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co., leads the recent Critical Issues Forum held at Georgia Public Broadcasting.A science project enthralled students and Bus Trip 20 participants at Marietta’s Center for Advanced Academics, a Marietta City School.  Georgia observed its first STEM Day (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) recently.Mary Anne Charron, Chief Program Officer, Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement, leads a panel discussion at the Georgia Partnership’s first Critical Issues Forum of the year held at Georgia Public Broadcasting.Kristin Bernhard, Governor Nathan Deal’s Education Policy Advisor, discusses key issues during the Georgia Partnership’s 2013 Media Symposium for education reporters and editors.Current EPFP Fellows pose with Representative John Lewis in the Congressman’s Washington office during their attendance at the Institute for Educational Leadership’s annual National Washington Policy Seminar.

Celebrating Excellence In Education

Congratulations to Sprindale Elementary School (Macon/Bibb County) Principal Dr. Amy Duke for being named the National Association of Elementary School Principals 2013 National Distinguished Principal.  Here's the story.