Educating our educators on Senate Bill 47 – Special needs scholarship
We have some great news to share! Lawmakers in the ̹½ÊÓƵ House are likely to take up Senate Bill 47 as soon […]
Educating our educators on Senate Bill 47
We have some great news to share! Lawmakers in the ̹½ÊÓƵ House are likely to take up Senate Bill 47 as soon […]
Get Buzz’d At the state Capitol
A focus on the state legislature and the policies effecting ̹½ÊÓƵn’s everyday life. Buzz Brockway, VP of Policy, is in downtown Atlanta at […]
Many Special Needs Students Have Struggled with Virtual Classes
For some students virtual classes during the past year have been fine. Some have even thrived. But for many special needs students, […]
Key GCO priority bills make crossover deadline
The ̹½ÊÓƵ legislative session is halfway over, and already we’ve made some important progress in breaking down barriers to work and expanding […]
Why the Minimum Wage is Bad News for Small Business
Why that’s bad for everyone else, and how raising costs can have disastrous economic consequences. In a prior blog, I explained how […]
Magnifying Positivity
Maginifying Positivity My husband and I only had her in our care for two-weeks. She is a seven-year-old full of spunk and sass […]
Reflections of a Newlywed
Reflections of a Newlywed: Lessons Learned From One Year Of Marriage A little more than a year ago you all reached out to […]
Is it time for voting rights reform for felons?
Coming off the contentious 2020 election, the issue of voting rights has been in the news lately. That is likely why, this […]