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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA EDUCATORS



Day 2: First New Education Bill of the Session Introduced in Senate: Additional Funding for Students in Poverty
The Georgia House and Senate convened for the second day of the 2026 session. Each chamber held short days, though the Senate read SB 381 by Sen. RaShaun Kemp (D-Atlanta) for the first time. The bill would provide grants to systems to support the education of students living in poverty. The grant amount for each local education agency (LEA) is calculated as 25% of the base state funding amount per qualifying student. At least 90% of grant funds must be used directly for pr

Josh Stephens
19 hours ago
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