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Archway Partnership launched its work with Dalton-Whitfield County this fall to support the community in its efforts to develop tri-directional partnerships among schools, families, and community organizations.

Throughout the day, each teacher will have the opportunity to visit three UGA faculty scientists in their labs. Teachers will go in small groups based on their interest areas to labs such as cellular biology, chemistry, astronomy and physics.

Partnering with the UGA Archway Partnership and Office of School Engagement, the Hart County School System is making an effort to engage students in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM).

Katherine (Katy) Green will begin working as an Archway Education Professional who will focus on birth-to-five programs and activities in Dalton-Whitfield County.

For two Georgia Regents University professors, video games and movies have become a way to help students improve their reading skills.

Georgia Regents University is making a video game for kids just starting school -- helping them learn to read.

The University of Georgia soon might get more visitors — thousands of Clarke County public school students on regular field trips to UGA's Athens campus.

The projects, funded by grants totaling more than $1 million from Georgia's Race to the Top Innovation Fund, provide additional clinical experiences, collaboration and mentorship that increase the likelihood of developing exceptional teachers and leaders.