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Author: Vanessa Castro

Gwinnett County Schools 

Gwinnett County parents disapprove of the new sex education curriculum.

Vanessa Castro January 27, 2023January 27, 2023 0 Comments Gwinnett County Public Schools

Gwinnett County is adopting a new comprehensive sex education curriculum for the 2023 school year called HealthSmart. Mothers Denise Rumbaugh

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Dekalb County Schools 

Dekalb County schools board announced $41 million worth of bonuses…

Vanessa Castro January 18, 2023January 18, 2023 0 Comments dekalb county schools

The Dekalb County Board of Education approved a program to increase employee salaries at their most recent board meeting on

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Cobb County Schools 

Cobb County school board’s newest members, Becky Sayler and Nichelle…

Vanessa Castro January 11, 2023January 11, 2023 0 Comments Cobb County Schools

Cobb County, GA: The Cobb County Board of Education welcomed two new democratic board members, Becky Sayler and Nichelle Davis,

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Cobb County Schools 

Cobb County Board of Education will uphold their meeting schedule…

Vanessa Castro January 6, 2023January 6, 2023 0 Comments Cobb County Schools

The Cobb County School Board met yesterday morning to determine the 2023 meeting schedule. Superintendent Chris Ragsdale recommended approving the

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