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The list of things that have changed in 2020 is too long to print, but education may have seen the most change as schools go to hybrid models and find other ways to teach during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreGeorgia absentee ballots are being distributed now, and early voting begins Oct. 12. As a recently designated swing state, us Georgians are being inundated with ads on TV and online.
Read moreChuck Gibson, superintendent of Jones County Schools, made it clear in a recent Board of Education meeting that the success of keeping COVID-19 cases at a minimum in local schools and the ability of sports, including football, to continue is due to the resilience of the next generation – our students.
Read moreThe “new normal” is among a plethora of catch phrases we’re all tired of hearing. Also getting under my skin are “in these uncertain times” and “due to COVID-19.”
Read moreWe hold a powerful tool in our hands to stop the spread of COVID-19 and return Georgia to a healthy state, both for our people and our economy.
That tool is a simple mask.
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The United States Postal Service traces its roots back to 1775, before the U.S. Constitution was written or ratified. Benjamin Franklin was the first postmaster general.
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Educators have become front-line workers in the battle against the coronavirus pandemic as the great experiment of returning to in-person instruction unfolds across the state and country.
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The COVID-19 pandemic and the recession it has caused have been described as unprecedented. It has introduced new terms into our common language such as “social distancing” and “elbow bumping”. Simply put, it’s made us rethink how we shop, worship, educate and interact.
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