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
South Gwinnett has seen reduced AWOLS and fighting South Gwinnett High School had a problem with students not being in class, either not going or hanging out around the halls.
By: Josh Reyes
South Gwinnett students transition in between classes at South Gwinnett High School on March 29, 2024, in Snellville, Georgia. Principal Rodney Jordan, not pictured, has implemented campus monitors, assistant principals and other staff members to be positioned in various portions of the school to monitor the hallways for all transitions.
By: Josh Reyes
Emory moved its commencement events from its Atlanta campus to an arena and convention center in Gwinnett County.
By: Josh Reyes
ATLANTA — As community members at Emory University gathered by the hundreds on a Friday afternoon to rally in support of Palestinians and rebuke
By: Josh Reyes
Mother's Day is a special Sunday at United Methodist churches in north Georgia, when offerings traditionally are directed to benefit The Foundation of Wesley Woods
By: Josh Reyes, Cassidy Alexander
Emory University will hold its commencement Monday more than 20 miles from its campus in Gwinnett County in a ceremony its leaders hope will be
By: Josh Reyes, Cassidy Alexander
Emory says attendees at Monday's commencement ceremony may not engage in excessive noise or chants, hold protests where the health and safety of others is threatened.
By: Josh Reyes, Cassidy Alexander
ATLANTA — Emory University held its undergraduate commencement at Gas South Arena in Gwinnett County in a ceremony Monday morning that did not include the kinds of major anti-war demonstrations
By: Cassidy Alexander, Josh Reyes
The 90 minute ceremony concluded shortly after 10 a.m. with blue and yellow streamers — the university's colors — cascading through the dimly-lit arena and students heading to celebrations held by Emory's various colleges.
By: Josh Reyes
Disagreements among Gwinnett County school board members persisted during a training session with the Georgia School Board Association.
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