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Accelerated math classes behind curriculum strive to catch up

Accelerated math classes behind curriculum strive to catch up

Quinn Mulholland
May 20, 2014
Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Meria Carstarphen at Grady on April 30, 2014. Dr. Carstaphen, whose contract will not be renewed after it expires June 30, 2020, was named the district's chief on April 14, 2014.

Carstarphen selected as district’s next superintendent

Quinn Mulholland
April 30, 2014
Exclusive interview with likely APS Superintendent Meria Carstarphen

Exclusive interview with likely APS Superintendent Meria Carstarphen

Quinn Mulholland
March 29, 2014
Some see privatization as underlying motivation in school choice movement

Some see privatization as underlying motivation in school choice movement

Quinn Mulholland
March 21, 2014
Say cheese: quest yields wide variety of cheese dips

Say cheese: quest yields wide variety of cheese dips

Quinn Mulholland
March 21, 2014
APS Board member: personnel changes a "gut-wrenching process"

APS Board member: personnel changes a “gut-wrenching process”

Quinn Mulholland
March 6, 2014
Jackson renovated in midst of transforming cluster

Jackson renovated in midst of transforming cluster

Quinn Mulholland
February 25, 2014
As for-profit companies enter public education, some see conflict of interest

As for-profit companies enter public education, some see conflict of interest

Quinn Mulholland
February 25, 2014
Exclusive Interview with Georgia Governor Nathan Deal

Exclusive Interview with Georgia Governor Nathan Deal

Quinn Mulholland
February 8, 2014

Author’s remarks for ‘A TWO-TIERED SYSTEM’

Quinn Mulholland
December 24, 2013
A TWO-TIERED SYSTEM: As the socioeconomic achievement gap widens, what can be done to fix public education?

A TWO-TIERED SYSTEM: As the socioeconomic achievement gap widens, what can be done to fix public education?

Quinn Mulholland
December 23, 2013

A Two-Tiered System

Quinn Mulholland
December 23, 2013

Worlds Apart

Quinn Mulholland
December 13, 2013
New board faces key decisions about charter schools

New board faces key decisions about charter schools

Quinn Mulholland
November 13, 2013
Exclusive Q & A with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jason Carter

Exclusive Q & A with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jason Carter

Quinn Mulholland
November 12, 2013

Blowing off steam

Quinn Mulholland
November 6, 2013
APS charter schools win major victory, but funding debate continues

APS charter schools win major victory, but funding debate continues

Quinn Mulholland
November 4, 2013
Former President Jimmy Carter visits Emory in annual meeting

Former President Jimmy Carter visits Emory in annual meeting

Quinn Mulholland
September 30, 2013
Present class sizes offer pleasant surprises for faculty

Present class sizes offer pleasant surprises for faculty

Quinn Mulholland
September 4, 2013
Skyrocketing college prices put students in a bind

Skyrocketing college prices put students in a bind

Quinn Mulholland
August 30, 2013
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Breaking the Bank

Quinn Mulholland
August 30, 2013
Grady's offense (white) lines up against its defense (red)/

Cardinal and White Game concludes spring football season

Quinn Mulholland
May 22, 2013
Testing procedures face heightened scrutiny after indictment

Testing procedures face heightened scrutiny after indictment

Quinn Mulholland
May 15, 2013
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed (right) talks to attendees of a fundraiser about his goals for his second term.

Physics teacher’s home is Mayor Reed’s ‘lucky house’

Quinn Mulholland
April 5, 2013
Due tomorrow? Do it tomorrow! A defense of procrastination

Due tomorrow? Do it tomorrow! A defense of procrastination

Quinn Mulholland
February 26, 2013
Schedule changes in the works for APS next year

Schedule changes in the works for APS next year

Quinn Mulholland
February 5, 2013
Senior Luke Paddock takes aim at the goal in a water polo game.

Knights make playoffs in all five sports

Quinn Mulholland
December 13, 2012
It’s not easy being green: recyclables being trashed?

It’s not easy being green: recyclables being trashed?

Quinn Mulholland
November 1, 2012

Despite reputation, public schools not so bad

Quinn Mulholland
October 3, 2012
Emory community distressed by downsizing of departments

Emory community distressed by downsizing of departments

Quinn Mulholland
September 26, 2012
The former staff of The Red and Dead, pictured here, returned to The Red and Black, UGA's newspaper, on Aug. 20, after walking out on Aug. 15.

A red (and black)-letter day for UGA newspaper

Quinn Mulholland
September 14, 2012

Without state standards, Sub-Saharan studies’ future is uncertain

Quinn Mulholland
August 31, 2012
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