A program filled with song and dance highlighted a message of saying “no” to drugs, alcohol and vaping at Freedom Park K-8 School on Oct. 30.
Aiken Technical College is expanding student access to mental health support, medical care, and basic-needs assistance through a new partnership with TimelyCare, a virtual health and well-being service available 24/7.
Students, business leaders, workforce partners and rehabilitation professionals gathered in North Augusta Oct. 14–16 for the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Association’s annual conference, highlighting the importance of disability inclusion, community partnerships and employment opportunities during National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
Aiken Technical College’s fall job fair is Oct. 21.
A Freedom Park K-8 School teacher was named Richmond County’s teacher of the year Oct. 15.
Average SAT scores in Columbia County climbed 17 points in 2025-2026.
Heather Cottingham was named Columbia County Teacher of the Year.
A $1 million grant will help Goodwill of Middle Georgia and the CSRA expand its established HVAC/R diploma program in Macon and Augusta and expand of the existing Electrician Technician program at the Helms College Augusta campus.
Two area school systems achieved record-high graduations in 2026.
Nine Richmond County School System schools received the Georgia Department of Education’s John Hancock Award for their commitment to cursive writing instruction.
Started in 2019 with only 32 students, Apparo Academy has 118 children with plans to serve even more.
Augusta Technical College announced the sixth class of Den of Distinction inductees on Sept. 15.
The Edgefield County School District (ECSD) held its annual Teacher of the Year, Support Staff of the Year and Bus Driver of the Year Awards Breakfast on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, at Pine Ridge Golf Club.