What is ATL Airport University? It's all about upward mobility and serving the local community.

A new workforce development concept that introduces high school and middle school students to various industries begins this school year.

Camp Creek Middle School students got to see what a modern manufacturing operation looks like in Georgia. Minds were blown.

Trying to find a job can be stressful. Here are some tips to help make it a little better.

Georgia needs more talent in the creative writing and content production side of the business, and that’s where Georgia high schools come into play.

Truck driving jobs are going unfilled at alarming rates, but these positions pay well and they're here to stay.

Jeremy Whitaker was recently named Kennesaw Mountain High School's Teacher of the Year, and it's no question why once you get to speak with him.

Allison Kerley Townsend, a third-grade teacher at Barnwell Elementary School in Fulton County, is the 2019 Georgia Teacher of the Year.

From whimsical bedtime stories to action-packed book series, these books will be sure to inspire adventure during the summer.

Creating a strong pipeline of workers in an in-demand industry like construction takes out-of-the-box thinking, and that’s exactly what Jeremy Whitaker brought to the table with the Career Signing Day event.

About 27 percent of college students are parents themselves, and juggling the demands of parenthood with the demands of obtaining a college education is intense. This scholarship can help student-parents graduate.

More than 6,300 youth from metro Atlanta and surrounding areas registered for the 100,000 Opportunities job fair that took place in early May. The event was designed to engage, educate and hire Georgians between the ages of 16 and 24

One way to fight the gaping hole in the construction workforce is to introduce construction to students at an early age. Jeffrey "J" Prothero is doing just that with Toolbox.

Explore Discovery Education’s learning management system as a supportive resource for differentiated learning and instruction.

Explore these 5 ways to help students prepare for the GA social studies Milestones test.

As a wise man once said, “the times they are a-changin’.” Or more accurate as it relates to the Technical College System of Georgia, the times they have already changed.

Trade Five went to the SkillsUSA Georgia state finals to spread the word on the many career options within the skilled trades in Georgia.

The skilled trades need a pipeline for talent and this event featured the best collection of talented future tradespeople in all of Georgia.

It may not be possible to take my students to all of the places we learn about in Georgia physically, but I CAN take them there virtually.

Program recognizes 30 teachers nominated by their local PBS stations as leaders in their education communities