Atlanta - Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp talks to a citizen review panel about the state's educational math standards on Friday, Dec. 6, 2019. By Ty Tagami Dec 6, 2019 ...

As Georgia reviews what public school students learn in math, the first step will almost certainly be a strong cry for change — but it remains unclear how much that will influence the outcome.

New Georgia math standards billed as a removal of the multistate Common Core standards and a return to teacher freedom are making their debut for public comment. The state's 1.7 million public ...

The Georgia Department of Education approved new K-12 math standards Aug. 26, 2021, that are intended to introduce standards at more age-appropriate times while streamlining them and making them ...

As Georgia reviews what public school students learn in math, the first step will almost certainly be a strong cry for change - but it remains unclear how much that will influence the outcome.

As Georgia revises math standards, some push for big changes. December 17, 2019 at 4:00 a.m. | Updated December 16, 2019 at 11:29 p.m.

Georgia is adopting new math standards that are billed as the removal of Common Core and a return to teacher freedom, but the new standards may not make it into classrooms before the 2023 school year.

Georgia's current education standards are coming to an end, ... The K through 12 mathematics education standards were previously adopted in August 2021. Related Articles.

ATLANTA — Georgia's current education standards are coming to an end, as a new direction of learning is coming for grades K through 12. On Thursday, the state's board of education approved State ...

When teams of Georgia educators met to discuss how best to revise math education in their state, they agreed to look east for inspiration—the Far East, that is.

Georgia is revising its science and social studies standards and the revamp will likely bring a stronger focus on civics. Georgia Standards Revision May Add More Civics ...

The Georgia Department of Education credits families of students and changing math standards for the gains. "Shared partnerships have an impact on outcomes," says April Aldridge, Georgia Deputy ...