Martha Dalton is an education reporter based in Atlanta, Georgia. She covers local education issues, including school board elections, policies, and initiatives. Martha's work has been featured in various publications, including the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and The Times.
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Martha Dalton's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Atlanta and Georgia, particularly topics related to education, government & politics, and family & relationships. She frequently reports on government announcements and evolving stories within these themes.
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By: Martha Dalton, Cassidy Alexander
As leaders of colleges and universities in Georgia attempt to pivot to final exams and commencement ceremonies, the responses to Israel-Hamas war protests on some campuses remained at the center of debate Tuesday.
By: Martha Dalton, Cassidy Alexander
Protesters have been demonstrating on Georgia's college campuses for more than a week in pursuit of the same goal: to convince school administrators to cut ties to Israel.
By: Martha Dalton
A former dean's office coordinator for Augusta University's Dental College of Georgia has been indicted for allegedly stealing more than $300,000 from the school, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr's office said Thursday.
By: Martha Dalton
The Atlanta school board took an initial vote Monday on the district's proposed $1.8 billion budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which begins July 1.
By: Martha Dalton
University urges the 1,500 students, who had incomplete applications, "to finish their applications so they can be considered for admission."
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By: Martha Dalton
ATLANTA — Officials with Georgia State University say 1,500 prospective students with incomplete applications received a communication last week intended for accepted students.
By: Martha Dalton
2014 Emory speech by congressman and civil rights icon holds meaning for today's protesters
By: Martha Dalton
ATLANTA — Most members of Emory University’s Class of 2024 were finishing the sixth grade a decade ago when Georgia congressman and icon of the Civil Rights Movement John Lewis
By: Martha Dalton
ATLANTA — Most members of Emory University's Class of 2024 were finishing the sixth grade a decade ago when Georgia congressman and icon of the Civil Rights Movement John Lewis gave the school's commencement address on campus.
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