Morningside Elementary Named Green Ribbon School

Morningside was nominated as a Green Ribbon School for reducing environmental costs and improving health and wellness.

Westminster's Student-Run Web TV Station Wins Major Accolades

Westminster's student-run web TV station, WCAT, wins two Emmys and is named Best Overall School Broadcast Program in the nation.

Westminster​ Students Win National Debate Championship

In a field of 166 students from 16 states, Mary Bryce Brannen and Harrison Hall won 10 of their 11 90-minute policy debates.

Lovett Alum Shane Kimbrough Launches to ISS

Shane Kimbrough and two other astronauts lifted off this morning from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.

2016 Walk to School Day: Who's Walking in Buckhead, Atlanta?

Almost 5,000 schools are participating in the event on Wednesday, Oct. 5. Here's what happening in Buckhead and Atlanta.

Lovett’s Director of College Counseling Receives Government Relations Award

Jessica Sant was recognized with the Government Relations Award for her service to students and the college counseling profession.

Grady High Posts Highest SAT Score in APS

The Georgia Department of Education released the 2016 scores on Tuesday. Here's how the rest of Atlanta's high schools performed.

Woodward Academy President Stuart Gulley Voted Most Admired CEO

The Atlanta Business Chronicle recently named Dr. Stuart Gulley the Most Admired CEO in Education.

North Atlanta High, Grady Score Higher ACT Average Than Georgia

They were the APS' only two schools to score higher than the state average, according to Department of Education numbers released Wednesday.

Atlanta Public Schools Teams Up with WINGS for Kids

Beginning on August 29, WINGS for kids will provide daily educational programming focused on teaching SEL skills in Atlanta.

Atlanta Students Head Back to School on Wednesday

The Atlanta Public School System begins 2016-17 on August 3.

North Atlanta High School Student Wins $8,000 Georgia-Pacific Scholarship

$11.8 million is awarded through the scholarship program.

Atlanta Public Schools Host Back-to-School Bash

The bash will include provide interactive education resources, free health screenings, and information about district programs.

Cooper Carry’s Office and K-12 Education Studios Launch SlideShare

The two have joined forces to launch "From Classrooms to Boardrooms," examining parallels between modern schools and corporate offices.

The Lovett School Welcomes New Assistant Head of School for External Affairs

The Lovett School announces that Stewart Lathan, of Buckhead, has joined its team as Assistant Head of School for External Affairs.

APS New Police Department Sworn In

A chief and 67 personnel were sworn in Thursday night. The department officially begins operations on July 1.

Atlanta Schools: None Of Our Guns Have Been Stolen

The district says all 90 of the guns it has purchased for its new police department are accounted for.

New Atlanta School Police Dept. Missing Dozens of Handguns

The news comes on the eve of Atlanta's new school police department's inauguration. As many as 30 Glock handguns are reported to be missing.

Atlanta Public Schools Announces 2016 Graduation Schedule

Twelve graduation ceremonies will be held over May 24-27 for more than 2,400 seniors.

Seven Schools Expected to Come Off Takeover List as District CCRPI Scores Rise

The state Department of Education released the 2015 CCRPI scores on Tuesday.

Primrose School of Buckhead Hosts Grand Opening

The new school is located on Lenox Road.

Three North Atlanta High Students Named Georgia Scholars

The trio are the only city of Atlanta school system students to make the list.

Eisenhower Grandson to Speak at Lovett

David Eisenhower will speak on Wednesday, March 30, at 6 pm.

Crayola Contest Features an Atlanta Student as Finalist

Shivam Jain has a chance to win $100 worth of Crayola products and his artwork donated to the U.S. Department of Education.

Atlanta Schools Launch Their Own Police Force

The new safety and security department is looking to hire 55 positions.

Buckhead Students Win Georgia Youth Leadership Award

Caroline Carr Grant and Max Rubenstein will be honored on March 5.

Nine Pace Knights Commit to College Athletics

The students signed with several Ivy League and Division I schools.

Major New Atlanta School Plan to be Proposed on Monday

A bold proposal is in the works that targets more than two dozen underperforming schools throughout the city.

Classes to Resume Wednesday at North Atlanta High School

Water service has been restored to the main classroom building at the Buckhead school.

Water Main Break Cancels Classes at Buckhead School

The break occurred sometime Sunday, and students were left without water for the entire day on Monday.

LGBT School Slated for September Opening

The private school will accept LGBT students from across the region once it opens near Buckhead to start the 2016-17 school year.

33 Westminster Students Named National Merit Semifinalists

The high school seniors will compete for 7,400 National Merit Scholarships worth approximately $32 million.

Panicked Parents, Cautious Cops Keep Kids at Home on 9/11

A bogus Facebook posting about a Black Panther invasion caused more than 500 middle Georgia students to miss school.

Fulton Program Seeks Volunteer Tutors to Assist Children

The Kinship Care Program is seeking volunteer tutors to help students with their homework.

"Bricks for Kids" Ribbon Cutting Approaches

Parents and student at Garden Hills Elementary School in Buckhead will soon be able to walk over personalized bricks honoring the school.

APS Kicks Off New School Year With New Principals

Board Members Welcome New Principals at August Meeting

When Does School Start in Buckhead?

We're a few short days away from the start of another school year.

Atlanta Public Schools Recommends Two New Hires

The school system's superintendent has recommended the hiring of a new chief academic officer and chief schools officer.

APS Makes Cuts to Orchestra, Band Classes

The school system will have 18 fewer instructors next year, meaning some elementary schools could be without band or orchestra instruction.

Fundraiser for Mayor's Youth Scholarship Program This Weekend

The program is designed to give young people from poor homes a chance to go to college and achieve their dreams.