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From Lab To Land: How Hands-on Computer Science Is Building The Future
This fall, Georgia State’s incoming freshman class is one of the largest ever, with 52,000 students across the university. With more than 3,000 computer science majors, the fast-growing program is preparing students for today’s tech-driven demands. For them, learning extends far beyond coding and keyboards. They’ll be designing and building robotics, developing apps, testing sensors and diving into cutting-edge research that prepares them for the workforce. “In computer science, the best
Become A Sponsor to Support The Healthy Youth USA Foundation
The Sharper Ball — A Night of Celebration • A Legacy of Service Date: Sunday, December 21, 2025 Time: 6:00 PM (EST) Location: Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center, 1 Galambos Way, Atlanta, GA 30328 The Sharper Ball is the premier annual fundraising gala of Healthy Youth USA Foundation, bringing together community leaders, businesses, and supporters for an inspiring night of celebration and purpose. This year’s event marks a major milestone — 20 years of empowering children and families across North
When to use Ai images. And when to NOT.
With Ai popularity on the rise, it's becoming increasingly important to know when it is appropriate to use Ai generated images and when you should steer clear. When creating content that includes technical items such as cars, planes, tools, electronics, or other very specific items, it's always best to use actual photography. Although at first glance, the Ai-generated object may seem acceptable, anyone who is at all familiar with the item will instantly recognize that it is not correct. This in turn will
Experience a day as a Principal
JOIN THE PRINCIPAL FOR A DAY INITIATIVE IN DEKALB SCHOOLS Are you a business or civic leader eager to make a significant impact in education? The DeKalb County School District (DCSD) warmly invites you to step into the role of a school principal for a day! This unique opportunity allows you to engage with the daily challenges and triumphs of public education while building valuable connections within the community. Who Can Participate: -Local business executives -Civic
Few Hiring Managers Think High School Graduates Are Ready for the Workforce
America’s workforce is facing an urgent test—and a new survey from the U.S. Chamber and College Board found that many hiring managers feel that high school graduates are not up the challenge. But getting the right combination of education, soft skills, and experience can make these graduates better prepared to enter the workforce. According to the New Hire Readiness Report 2025, most hiring managers feel that high school grads are not ready for work: -Four in five (84%) surveyed
Every Child Deserves a Warm Coat
When a child receives a brand-new coat, you can see the joy on their face. For many of our neighbors, this is the only new clothing their child will get all year and it means walking to school warm, playing outside with friends, and staying healthy through the cold months. Each fall, CAC partners with the Knights of Columbus to provide free, new coats to children in Dunwoody and Sandy Springs whose families are struggling to make ends meet. This year our goal is 700 coats, 100 more than last year.
