Robotics Team Heads to State Tournament
Congrats to our Outside Da Box robotics team for advancing to the FLL Georgia Tech State Tournament in Athens on Feb...
Big Ideas Shared at Fall Semester Celebrations of Learning
After working on 6-8 week learning expeditions, students communicated their achievement by acting as presenters and docents to explain their learning to families referencing documentation...
Annual International Festival a Huge Success!
On January 12th we celebrated our spectacular diversity with a parade of cultures, performances, home-cooked cuisines, and educational...
What is Expeditionary STEM Education?
STEM schools are not all the same. That was the message we had for 20 educators who attended our January 25th STEM\\venture...
Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta awards $3.2 million in grants
The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta will give more than $3.2 million in competitive grant awards to area nonprofit organizations and college...
Kano program debuts in Alpharetta
An Alpharetta charter school is one of the first in the nation to use the new Kano program, designed in the United Kingdom, that allows students to build, and then code, their own...
2 STEM award school finalists from Alpharetta
The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) and the TAG Education Collaborative (TAG-Ed) have announced the three finalists for the fourth annual STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)...
Roswell Woman’s Club Gives Back To Students, Nonprofit Groups
The club recently hosted its annual Gift Disbursement and Awards...
Leadership Atlanta names 83 to 2016 class
Leadership Atlanta has selected another high-level group of people to be part of its upcoming 2016 class – with 83 leaders from education, law, business, religion, nonprofits, technology, media,...
Amana Academy Charter bests other middle schools
The Georgia Student Growth Model results for 2014 showed that Amana Academy's middle grades garnered seven top-10 places among 488 middle schools across the state, more than any other Fulton County...
School gets hands-on with gardening
The future of the sustainable revolution isn’t really up to us. At worst, we can get in the way and try to slow down the momentum. At best, we can help put the next generation in a position to...
A Q&A with farm-to-school pioneers
During my research, I spent time with several farmers, chefs and entrepreneurs to find out how the movement is progressing on the ground. Here’s my conversation with Amana Academy’s Ehab Jaleel,...
