Clarke County School District

Cedar Shoals and Clarke Central High Schools are among 273 Georgia high schools named AP Honor Schools.

In brief: What we know (and don't know) after the grand jury report comes out — Clarke Board of Education wants changes to mall agreement — two Clarke high schools get AP honors — Plant Vogtle launch delayed again — Senate bill targets librarians

Reviewers commended school board members for a focus on professional learning, reviewing and revising policy and other items.

Superintendent Robbie Hooker wants to refocus efforts on boosting reading scores, improving communications, and examining the district's organizational structure.

In brief: School superintendent reports on first 100 days and an ambitious set of goals — new law prohibiting transgender Georgians' rights — first Certificate of Need law surfaces — man arrested for the shooting of two people — tax revenue up for the state — Georgia men's and women's basketball gain wins and softball dominates in Florida

While some board members and the district's superintendent asked to postpone the vote, the renaming measures passed the board, 7-2.

In brief: Clarke BOE meets tonight for work session — state lawmakers sign on to tax givebacks, aid for school districts — UGA VP for Student Affairs to retire — egg producers say their costs are rising — Hawks win, UGA men's BB falls to Auburn, women to face LSU

In brief: A decision on Georgia Square Mall's future will be made at tonight's work session — Georgia faces challenges getting foster children out of hotels — Democrats are lobbying for Atlanta to host the Democratic National Convention — Atlanta Hawks lost

The assistance comes from a federal program provided through the FCC.

In brief: Bulldogs win second national championship — Burns takes up gavel in Georgia House — CCSD students may be eligible for discounted broadband — Richt tapped for College Football Hall of Fame