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Clark Atlanta University Homecoming 2026: Yung Miami, G Herbo, YFN Lucci & More
Clark Atlanta University students and alumni were treated to a homecoming concert for the books. Yung Miami hit the stage following a scorching-hot summer, with two records making noise, “Tea Time” and “Spend Dat.” Alongside Caresha, a stacked lineup of artists did their big one at CAU’s homecoming, including G Herbo, who ran through some […]
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Investigation into Decatur schools superintendent finds ‘insufficient evidence’ of wrongdoing
DECATUR, Ga. (Decaturish) — Decatur School Board Chair Carmen Sulton announced in her chair’s report on Oct. 13 that the investigation found “insufficient evidence” of wrongdoing regarding Superintendent Gyimah Whitaker’s connection to her husband’s podcast studio, according to reporting by ANF news partner Decaturish.
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Meet the Teacher Advisory Council: Jenn Tansy of Dean Rusk MS!
Thank you to Jenn Tansy of Dean Rusk Middle School for serving on our Superintendent’s Teacher Advisory Council! The Council provides educators with the opportunity to share valued feedback. The talent of our teachers is unparalleled and their dedication to go the extra mile is unmatched! Many of the members appointed to the inaugural Council last year are continuing their service this school year. Each week we will introduce our new Council members to our community.
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Marietta Daily Journal
ACT scores rise in Marietta, decrease in Cobb
ACT results released Friday showed Marietta High School increased its average score, and Cobb County’s scores dipped slightly from 2025. The average ACT score at Marietta High School bumped up by 0.2 points. The average score at Cobb decreased by 0.7 points. Both districts outperformed the state and national average. The ACT is one of the most widely-used exams for college admissions. It is scored by subject (English, mathematics, reading and science) and with an average composite score. The maximum score is 36. ACT has made the science section optional. Science averages represent only students who took that section. Science is no longer included in the composite score as of last September. All scores are based on 2026 high school graduates who took the ACT at any point during their sophomore, junior, or senior years in high school, according to the Georgia Department of Education. Marietta High School had an average composite score of 22.4, up from last year’s average of 22.2. The Cobb County School District had an average composite score of 23.0, down from 23.7 in 2025. The state and national averages both slipped. Georgia recorded an average score of 20.9, down by 0.5 points from 21.4. The
Marietta Daily Journal
North Cobb, Walton meet for playoff positioning
North Cobb and Walton may need some help to get back into the Region 5AAAAAAA championship race. But when the two teams meet Friday night, there will still be plenty at stake. With postseason positioning and the possibility of hosting a first-round playoff game hanging in the balance, both programs are focused on finishing the regular season strong, even as the Postseason Seeding Rating (PSR) adds uncertainty to the playoff picture. For Walton coach Daniel Brunner, the rankings are worth watching, but they aren't something he wants his players worrying about. "It's up in the air with the PSR," Brunner said. "It's not like in the past where if you're a No. 2 seed out of the region, you're going to automatically get to host." Brunner said he and his coaching staff have discussed the rankings, but the message to his players remains straightforward. "All we can do is try to go 1-0 each week as we finish up these last three games and let the PSR take care of itself," Brunner said. "It's definitely on my mind, and we've talked about it as a coaching staff, but really not trying to have the kids worrying about it." North Cobb
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Students from Morehouse College, Spelman College, and Clark Atlanta University came together in a powerful show of unity, protesting and calling for justice for Nolan Wells. #ThePawfectMoment #UnpopularOpinion
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Clark Atlanta, several HBCUs awarded $97M in federal STEM grants
Clark Atlanta University will receive nearly $10 million in federal funding to expand its STEM research programs and facilities. The award is part of a broader $97.1 million Department of Defense investment supporting several HBCUs across the country. The federal grants aim to help Clark Atlanta and peer institutions achieve...