Josh Reyes is a journalist based in Atlanta, Georgia. He writes for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Hastings Tribune Newspaper, focusing on local news and issues in the Atlanta area. His articles cover a range of topics including education, policy debates, school safety, and community events.
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Josh Reyes' reporting predominantly focuses on local education and school-related topics within the United States, specifically Georgia and Atlanta. His coverage includes government announcements and evolving stories related to educational institutions, teachers, school safety, and community engagement.
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By: Josh Reyes
ATLANTA — State School Superintendent Richard Woods released a statement Wednesday that said parts of the College Board's Advanced Placement African American Studies course he did not recommend for statewide approval “did violate the law.”
By: Josh Reyes
Controversy over AP African American Studies has drawn attention to Georgia's divisive concepts law.
By: Josh Reyes, Greg Bluestein
State school superintendent did not endorse AP African American Studies
By: Josh Reyes, Greg Bluestein
ATLANTA — Georgia's top attorney said the state's divisive concepts law does not apply to Advanced Placement and other college-level courses, according
By: Josh Reyes, Greg Bluestein
ATLANTA — Georgia's top attorney said the state's divisive concepts law does not apply to Advanced Placement and other college-level courses, according
By: Ty Tagami, Greg Bluestein, Josh Reyes
Georgia school districts can now offer a disputed Advanced Placement course about African American history, with all the advantages that come with it for students, including the grade boost for state college scholarships.
By: Josh Reyes
Gwinnett County schools that previously planned to offer AP African American Studies this school year will be able to adjust schedules to offer the course.
By: Josh Reyes
Some alums, Buckhead neighbors are unhappy with plans The Galloway School on Thursday tore down the historic Gresham building that sat
By: Josh Reyes
Georgia will receive about $1.15 million to test for lead in drinking water at schools and in childcare facilities.
By: Josh Reyes
Former First Lady Sandra Deal is remembered as an advocate for education and literacy.
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