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$2M grant expands access to child care in Metro Atlanta (opens the original)
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ATLANTA â Quality Care for Children (QCC), a Georgia-based nonprofit working to improve access to high-quality child care, announced it has been awarded an additional $2 million in funding from the United Way of Greater Atlanta in partnership with the Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation. The funding will help families in Clayton County and the City of Atlanta access affordable, high-quality child care through QCCâs BOOST Scholarships. QCCâs BOOST Scholarships provide critical, short- and long-t
Spivey Hall awarded grant from Georgia Council for the Arts (opens the original)
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CLAYTON COUNTY â Spivey Hall was awarded an Arts Education Program Grant from Georgia Council for the Arts, the Georgia Department of Economic Development team specialized in empowering arts and culture, for fiscal year 2027. The Arts Education Program Grant supports arts projects and events for K-12 students and helps fund programs ranging from visual arts to music, theater, dance and creative writing. As part of this yearâs Arts Education Program awards, 32 entities in 15 counties will rec
Free At Last Bail Bonds sponsors free student haircuts (opens the original)
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ATLANTA â As families prepare for the upcoming school year, Free At Last Bail Bonds (FAL) isponsoring free back-to-school haircuts for students of single-parent households across seven metro Atlanta counties â including Clayton County. Beginning July 28 and continuing through Aug. 5, students in grades 1 to 12 in single-parent households will receive complimentary haircuts from participating local barbershops in Cobb, Clayton, Fulton, Douglas, Carroll, and Troup counties (50 haircuts per loc
Jonesboro internship program continues student success (opens the original)
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JONESBORO â Jonesboro City Council member Alfred Dixon is inviting college students and aspiring leaders to apply for the City of Jonesboro Internship Program, an initiative designed to connect education with meaningful service. Open to college students of all majors and community members looking to make a difference, the program gives participants the opportunity to earn college credit, gain hands-on experience, and work toward graduation while helping strengthen the city of Jonesboro through
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