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Columbia County's school system has few choices for balancing the budget that won't severely damage education.

With so many children out of school for the summer, parents must keep tabs on them so they don't wind up in trouble.

The retiring principal of the Augusta Prep upper school spent her first career in the U.S. Army, rising to the ranks of commanding general at Fort Gordon.

Despite signs of changing populations and warnings from the governor, Georgia's Republicans don't seem interested in outreach to Latinos and other minorities.

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The end of the school year and the end of Charles Nagle's career also is the start of a new era in which the system is transitioning to larger, more cost-effective campuses.

As the school year winds down, it's good to remembers that sometimes lessons come from unlikely places.

Mr. Lloyd wouldn't be pleased with the way custodians have failed to make the case for preventing their jobs from being outsourced.

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After 11 years with Babies 'R' Us, it's time to step down.

The reported thefts from the Stratford Community Association reinforces the wisdom of the school system decision to change the way private groups operate in schools.

Try as I might, I just couldn't get educators to break down the College and Career Readiness Performance Index in a way that the rest of us can understand.

With the stroke of the governor's pen, Georgia no longer is one of the states with no limits on how much lobbyists can spend to influence legislation.

Columbia County School Superintendent Charles Nagle has never been one to mince words, but he's been especially blunt now that he's retiring.