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The Clarke County School District has announced that, starting Monday, July 28th, it will temporarily offer in-person registration in addition to online registration, for students.
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A small committee of Clarke County School District Board members will meet this week to revise the rules that govern renaming facilities.
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The budget is about a $13.2 million increase from 2025. Over $8.5 million of the increase will go towards employee health insurance and teacher retirement system benefits.
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According to a media release, the Clarke County School District still has pre-K spots open for the 2025-26 school year. Those openings are at both the district’s early learning centers and several elementary schools.
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Clarke County Schools approved a tentative $255M budget for FY 2026, including $1.1M for 17 new school resource officers and increases for salaries and health insurance.
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Dr. Scott studied at the University of Georgia and holds a bachelor’s degree in speech communications, a master’s in early childhood education, and a doctorate in educational leadership.
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The Clarke County School District Board of Education will vote for an interim superintendent for the next school year until the board finds a permanent candidate.
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According to a message from Superintendent Robbie Hooker, a CCSD high school student was approached by an individual at a bus stop near the Parkview neighborhood who attacked him with a knife.
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The CCSD Board of Education will review board community reports, business items, and more for this month's agenda.
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Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary School is hosting an event to inform parents of potential opportunities for their children.