PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA EDUCATORS

The   Senate Study Committee on Combating Chronic Absenteeism in Schools  met for the final time Nov. 20 at the Georgia State Capitol. Following presentations from multiple student support services providers, committee members recessed to draft the final report. Educators Share Views on Student Absenteeism in Upcoming PAGE Report Results from the 2025 PAGE Legislative Policy Survey indicate educators perceive chronic student absenteeism as a significant challenge. Nearly 87%

On July 1, most legislation passed during the 2025 Georgia General Assembly took effect. To learn about these new laws and other...

The PAGE 2025 Legislative Session Summary covers education-related legislation approved by the General Assembly, provides an overview of...

Day 35 didn't disappoint on education action. It was a busy day on the House and Senate floor and in committees. The Senate passed HB 340...

As Day 27 was the last legislative day before Thursday’s Crossover deadline, today was certain to bring lengthy floor sessions. Below is...

The House and Senate each had busy floor sessions, but neither chamber voted on education-related bills. The Senate Appropriations...

The 2025 legislative session is 50% complete. Though the 20th legislative day was lean on education-related floor action, multiple...

Presentations were the order of the day today. The Senate Children & Families Committee heard presentations from Marietta City Schools...

As of today, the 2025 legislative session is one-third complete. The House Education Committee met and passed its first bills of the...