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Referee shortage impacting Georgia high school football

Georgia · 2d

centralgasports.com

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Central Georgia HS football rankings

Now, it’s pretty much confirmed. Peach County is the best team in Central Georgia, and it’s not really close. The comeback from 26 down in the first quarter to pull away by 14 and beat Troup doesn’t happen unless you’re, well, great. “I keep thinking about...

Peach County, GA · 4d

Jackson Progress-Argus

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Red Devils fall to Lamar County, but live to fight again

BARNESVILLE — When the Red Devils limped out of here Friday night, it looked like they might be walking off a football field for good. Danarri Brown went from dependable to determined to dejected, having poured heart, soul and leg into trying to extend Jackson’s season into the Class AAA playoffs. The Red Devils hung with Lamar County for a scoreless first quarter, then watched two things — the Trojans pull away for a 32-7 victory and the Georgia High School Association playoff bracket online. Despite losing to Lamar County for the sixth consecutive meeting, Jackson (4-6 overall, 3-4 in Region 2-AAA) got the help it needed elsewhere across the state, with victories by Mary Persons, South Atlanta, and Lumpkin County, among others. The GHSA computer, thus armed with all the information it needed, on Saturday awarded the Red Devils Class AAA’s final playoff berth, opposite top-seeded Appling County (10-0). Coach Thomas Clark learned how the brackets fell in a Zoom call about 3:15 on Saturday afternoon. “It’s always good when you make the playoffs,” Clark said. “I knew that we were at the bottom.” The Red Devils were rewarded for playing a tough schedule, but like most teams still

Barnesville, GA · 5d

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Georgia launches free program to improve students’ writing skills

So far, approximately 4,400 Georgia teachers have signed up to participate in the program.

Georgia · 4d

Americus Times-Recorder

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Sumter County Board of Education discusses attendance and tax revenue

The Sumter County Board of Education met on Nov. 9. Attendance was a key concern. Superintendent Jerry Sanders said they are working on getting kids to school. “We’re above 96 […]

Sumter County, GA · 5d

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These 10 Georgia Elementary Schools Earned Recognition In The Newly Released 2027 U.S. News Rankings

Getting near the top of the new U.S. News list takes more than a stack of good test scores. The 2027 rankings weighed reading and math results while also accounting for student backgrounds. The list dropped on October 20, 2026. Roughly 46,000 public elementary schools nationwide went under the microscope.

Georgia · 7d

13WMAZ

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Central Georgia teacher turns math struggles into lessons in perseverance | 'My Teacher is Tops'

Georgia · 3d

The City Menus

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West Georgia Technical College President Dr. Julie Post Named One of Georgia Trend’s 500 Most Influential Leaders For 2026

Dr. Julie Post, President of West Georgia Technical College, was named to Georgia Trend magazine’s “500 Most Influential Leaders” list for thefifth consecutive year. West Georgia Technical College (WGTC) President Dr. Julie Post has been named to Georgia Trend magazine’s “500 Most Influential Leaders” list for thefifth consecutive year. Post was among nine Technical College […] The post West Georgia Technical College President Dr. Julie Post Named One of Georgia Trend’s 500 Most Influential Leaders For 2026 appeared first on The City Menus .

Georgia · 5d

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Metro Atlanta students put construction skills to the test

Thousands of Georgia students are showcase construction skills at the 2026 AGC Georgia Skills Challenge Series, a statewide workforce development initiative that gives high school students the opportunity to showcase their talents in trades such as carpentry, electrical, masonry, plumbing, welding and more. Our Chris Rosenthal joins us live with Zach Fields, CEO of Associated General Contractors of Georgia, to learn more. https://www.agcga.org/metroAtlskills/#Winners.

Atlanta Metropolitan Area, GA · 5d

Americus Times-Recorder

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Furlow Charter School crowns 2026 spelling bee champion

You could almost hear the audience holding its breath as each student stepped forward to spell another word at Furlow Charter School’s 2026 Schoolwide Spelling Bee on Friday, Nov. 6. […]

Americus, GA · 5d

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VSU and GMC Expand Access to Graduate Business Programs

VALDOSTA — VSU and Georgia Military College signed an agreement expanding access to graduate business and accounting programs. PHOTOS: This strategic partnership between Valdosta State University and Georgia Military College creates a more accessible and supportive transition for qualified GMC students interested in continuing their education through VSU’s Master of Business Administration, WebMBA, or Master of Accountancy programs. It reinforces VSU’s and GMC’s commitment to student success, while helping develop the skilled business and accounting professionals who will shape the future of Georgia’s workforce and communities.

Valdosta, GA · 5d

WCTV

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First round playoff matchups set for South Georgia high school football teams

VALDOSTA, Ga. (WCTV) - South Georgia is primed to have a big say in who takes home the hardware in Atlanta this December. 15 local football teams have qualified for the Georgia High School Association playoffs. The GHSA released its brackets Saturday. Local highlights of the brackets include two number...

Georgia · 7d

WSAV News 3

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GHSA playoff brackets revealed, head-to-head results ignored

The new system rewards teams for winning and strength of schedule, but ignores historical components like region finish.

Georgia · 8d

The Augusta Chronicle

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GHSA football playoffs: Augusta-area teams in, first-round opponents

( This story has been updated to add new information .) With Friday night in the books , the Georgia High School Association football regular season is a wrap. The road to Mercedes-Benz Stadium begins on Friday. There are a handful of Augusta-area teams in the hunt, with a few hosting first-round matchups. In Class 5A, Richmond Academy welcomes Statesboro to town. The Musketeers (8-2) locked down that home game with a 35-21 road win over Jenkins in Savannah on Friday. Despite dropping the regular-season finale to Thomson Friday, Hephzibah (8-2) clinched a Top-16 seed and will host Pike County in its 3A playoff opener. In Class 2A, Laney (6-4) will welcome Brooks County to The Boulevard. While we haven’t covered Lincoln County in years, it’s important to note the Red Devils are the top seed in Class A and host Irwin County on Friday. Lincoln County finished last season as the Class A D-II runner-up to Bowdon a year ago. Aquinas earned a bye in the Private Class and will have a week off. The Fightin’ Irish will play the winner between Athens Academy and Kings Ridge in the second round. In South Carolina, North Augusta picks up where

Augusta, GA · 7d

CBS News Atlanta

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Georgia students learn auto repair through three-year career program

This week, our Homeroom series heads to Rockdale County, where a former automotive mechanic is teaching students his skills.

Georgia · 6d

civicmedia.us

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Child care and pre-K measures won big in midterms

This story was produced by The Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet focused on education. The “blue wave” that swept Democrats into office across the country was accompanied by notable wins on measures that would provide additional funding for child care and prekindergarten. Several newly elected officials...

San Antonio, TX · 6d

The Hill

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Texas, Iowa, Georgia brace for new education fights under Democratic governors

The trajectory of education policy in a trio of historically red states is about to see a major shake-up after voters there elected Democratic governors for the first time in decades. For years, positions on school choice LGBTQ topics in classrooms and efforts either for or against diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) have expanded cultural…

Texas · 7d

USA TODAY

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Undefeated Georgia high school football team faces GHSA investigation ahead of playoffs

Newton High School's (Covington, GA) undefeated football season could face scrutiny after the Georgia High School Association confirmed it's investigating a report alleging the program used an ineligible player. The GHSA received a report concerning Newton's roster, executive director Tim Scott told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Thursday, Nov. 5. However, the association will not complete its investigation or issue a ruling until after the state playoffs conclude, in accordance with GHSA bylaws. Newton enters the final week of the regular season with a 9-0 record, marking the best start in program history. The Rams are one of the top teams in Class 7A. The potential consequences could be significant if the allegations are substantiated. Under GHSA rules, teams found to have used an ineligible player must forfeit every game in which that player participated. That could include postseason contests, depending on the findings of the investigation. The GHSA has forced five football programs to forfeit at least six games over the past decade following eligibility violations. Several of those cases included playoff victories that were subsequently vacated. Scott cautioned against assuming Newton will face disciplinary action, noting that allegations submitted to the association frequently do not result in penalties. For

Covington, GA · 9d

Travel Pug

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College Towns With Free Classes for Seniors

Retirement is supposed to be the part where the homework ends. In a surprising number of college towns, it is the part where the homework gets interesting, because state laws and university policies let older residents sit in public university classrooms without paying tuition, provided they meet eligibility requirements. The rules vary by state, and ... Read more

Georgia · 8d