Austin Herndon, a 2019 graduate of Loganville High School, has been appointed to West Point.
The Walton County Board of Education is poised to approve a new construction project that will lead to major renovations and new construction at Bay Creek Elementary School.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has selected local students recognized by their schools for achievements, character, leadership and/or community involvement.
Loganville Christian Academy’s pre-K through third-grade students enjoyed a presentation and reading of “Lola Dutch When I Grow Up” by husband and wife Kenneth and Sarah Jane Wright.
Loganville Christian Academy will offer a new "hybrid model" of education for kindergarten and first grade, mixing the traditional school setting with at-home education.
U.S. Rep. Jody Hice unveiled the winning entry for the 2017 Congressional Art Competition on Saturday.
The Walton County School District is one of 10 school districts in Georgia being honored by the College Board with placement on the seventh-annual AP District Honor Roll.
The Georgia School Boards Association recently recognized the Walton County Board of Education as an Exemplary School Board for the second consecutive year.
After 40 years in three cities, a local church got the green light to make its biggest move yet.
Valdosta State University signed articulation agreements with Athens Technical College on Monday, simplifying student transition between the two institutions of higher education.
A home-schooled student from Loganville was announced Wednesday as one of about 3,000 winners of National Merit Scholarships financed by U.S. colleges and universities.
A Grayson High School student won a prestigious National Merit Scholarship.
In merely a week, students will be returning to class at Loganville Middle School, ready to sink back into the routine of classes for another school year.
Here is information on the local private schools in Walton and eastern Gwinnett counties.
MONROE — The Walton County School District has issued its calendar for the 2015-16 school year.
Total of 30 seniors gained experience
Students to perform ‘Legally Blonde: The Musical’
Peevy one of 1,000 students to go to SLE
First time more than one winner named
Officials: Distinguished Board honor true accomplishment for system
Wright’s poem, ‘I Am,’ published in collection
Custodian credits parents as inspiration for honor
Eight local students bring home prizes in fire safety writing
Group president uses project to teach meaning of honors
18-year-old third in family to earn title
Students and First Baptist Church team for continental travels
Nathan Franklin, principal at Loganville High School, was appointed as the system’s new assistant superintendent.
Tim Bullard, a graduate from Loganville High School, doesn’t start at the Georgia Institute of Technology until next week, but he goes in already a sophomore in college.
Many kids want to be a firefighter when they grow up – enticed by bright trucks, elaborate outfits and prominent Dalmatians.
WALTON COUNTY – One of the common refrains in education is the need to get parents more involved in the schools, in the classroom and in their children's’ learning process.
MONROE — Reading, ‘riting and ‘rithmetic were back on the agenda for the Walton County Chamber of Commerce as it hosted an “Education Summit” at its latest membership luncheon, inviting superintendents and headmasters from the county systems to speak on Walton education efforts.
LOGANVILLE — For a few years, teacher Beth Callahan stepped away from the classroom, serving as an instructional coach for Walton County Public Schools
WALTON COUNTY — All students in Walton County Public Schools tested on grade level in the recent Iowa Test of Basic Skills, but system officials said more work could be done to improve test performance.
WALTON COUNTY — Last year, confronted with budget shortfalls and a need to save money, Walton County Public Schools shut the doors on the Walton Career Academy, the charter school that offered area students a chance to take career-oriented classes.
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