Two Students Receive $10,000 in Scholarships
Scholarship Sunday honored two Savannah students with awards from the Henley Scholarship and a community church celebration.
Savannah Education News
In Savannah, education news means classroom instruction, administrative policy, institutional funding and test score data. Reporting examines the institutions that define how learning is conducted throughout the city.
Secondary Education
Live Poll
Do you believe local institutions should prioritize the restoration and public display of historical artifacts?
Savannah Schools Transfer Historic Sculptures for Restoration
Two century-old sculptures depicting Greek figures moved to Savannah Technical College for student repair work.
Financial Aid
Live Poll
Do you support prioritizing federal funding for local road and transit infrastructure improvements in your area?
Savannah Secured $11.3 Million for Road Projects
Federal funding will support infrastructure upgrades along the DeRenne Avenue corridor to ease local traffic congestion.
Higher Education
Live Poll
Do you support increasing investment in local medical schools to improve healthcare access in your area?
Savannah Completes Steel Framework for Dental College
Construction on the $178 million Dental College of Georgia Savannah reaches a new milestone.
Administration
Live Poll
Do you believe annual teacher awards improve the quality of education in your local schools?
Savannah Schools Announce Teacher of the Year Finalists
The district named ten finalists for its top teaching and instructional support honors during a special reception.
Scholarships
Savannah Schools to Host REACH Georgia Signing Day
Six students will join a mentorship and scholarship program during an upcoming ceremony in Savannah.
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Savannah reporting spans school funding debates, policy shifts from local boards, the adoption of new teaching approaches and the results of learning studies. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Local board elections and budget cycles dictate much of the discussion regarding resource allocation. Changes in curriculum standards and testing requirements are the subjects that recur most frequently in classroom reporting.