Gwinnett County Public Library: So Much More Than Books
The Gwinnett County Public Library continues to shine in the community. Its growing number of patrons and programs is a testament to its deep commitment to the community and its mission of ensuring all Gwinnettians have access to education, knowledge, technology, and recreation. The Gwinnett County Public Library system operates 15 successful branches at different […]
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New Life Academy of Excellence: The Future Starts Here
Few stories resonate as vividly as that of New Life Academy of Excellence’s recent recognition at the Best of Gwinnett Awards 2023. This accolade, determined by the genuine endorsements of parents and students alike, through votes, underscores the Academy’s exceptional contribution to education and its profound impact on the community it serves. The Best of […]
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Bethesda Teacher Selected for Fulbright Teachers for Global Classroom Program
Hong Dinh, a third-grade teacher at Bethesda Elementary School, has been named one of the select educators for the Fulbright Teachers for Global Classroom (TGC) program for the 2023-2024 academic year. This recognition highlights Dinh’s commitment to global education and exemplary teaching practices. The Fulbright TGC program is a highly competitive initiative with the purpose of equipping educators with the necessary […]
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Innovative Learning at the Heart of Gwinnett County Public Schools’ Success
Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) in Georgia stands as an educational powerhouse, not only as the largest employer in the county but also as the fourth largest in metro Atlanta. This district’s journey is a story of commitment and excellence, recognized by Forbes as a top employer and earning accolades for its outstanding practices in […]
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Beyond Just a Game: The All-In Philosophy
All-In Futbol Club isn’t just molding soccer players; it’s shaping the future of our youth. In the dynamic world of youth soccer, All-In FC is leaving a mark for its exceptional training and unwavering commitment to nurturing young individuals into well-rounded, confident beings. At the heart of this transformative club is an innovative blend of […]
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Congratulation Gwinnett Media Clerk of the Year, Steven Blagg!
Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) has named Steven Blagg its 2023-24 Media Clerk of the Year. The award recognizes a media clerk who, through individual leadership and sustained effort, has made exceptional contributions to the operations of effective school library programs. Blagg, who works at Osborne Middle School, enjoys connecting with students, which he believes […]
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Gwinnett Technical College Names Anastasiia Pliashko as 2023 EAGLE Winner
Anastasiia Pliashko has been chosen to represent Gwinnett Technical College at the statewide EAGLE (Exceptional Adult Georgian in Literacy Education) Leadership Institute in March 2024. The Leadership Institute recognizes and honors students with superior achievement in adult education classes and programs. Anastasiia’s story certainly exemplifies all that the EAGLE program is about. A resident of […]
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A Full-Time Professional Educational Service Committed to Each Student’s Success!
Whether your child wants to better understand math, is looking to excel in reading, or wants to learn how to write like a professional, Total Learning Concepts can put them on the road to success. They empower each individual to reach his or her full academic potential by developing skills that foster self-esteem, motivation, sound […]
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America’s Voices of Hope: Class of 2023
In a world filled with negative news, there is still hope and excitement brewing among America’s youth. These incredible students refuse to let the negativity bring them down. Our top students from schools across the county can teach us a valuable lesson: how to embrace our dreams and persevere. Their ambitious goals and innovative ideas […]
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Teacher of the Year: Ashley Wright, Paul Duke Stem High School
Ashley Wright reminisces about the days she’d wind her way through dense Atlanta traffic, kickstarting the trek from her home in Suwanee to St. Pius X Catholic High School, a private school in Atlanta where she held her first teaching job. On several of these morning drives, her gaze would catch on the nascent structure […]
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