Ty Tagami is a State Education Reporter at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He covers a range of topics including education in Georgia, the impact of the Coronavirus on academia, and issues relevant to the Atlanta metro area. Ty's work has been featured in a variety of publications including Finger Lakes Times, Editor & Publisher Magazine, and The 74 Media.
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Ty Tagami's reporting focuses on education and government-related topics, particularly in Georgia and Atlanta. He frequently covers government announcements, legal policy regulations, and cites data to support his articles.
If you have expertise or insights related to education policies, school performance metrics in Georgia, college rankings affecting the state, or legislative developments impacting schools in Atlanta and Georgia as a whole, your input could be valuable for Ty's coverage. Additionally, if you can offer commentary on the impact of political decisions on education systems or provide relevant data analysis pertaining to educational issues within this geographic focus area it may attract his attention.
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By: Ty Tagami
The federal government is sending $2 billion to Georgia’s K-12 schools this year.
By: Ty Tagami
ATLANTA — Republican presidential candidates have been running against the U.S. Department of Education since it was created, so when former President
By: Ty Tagami
Republican presidential candidates have been running against the U.S. Department of Education since it was created, so when former President Donald
By: Ty Tagami
ATLANTA — Republican presidential candidates have been running against the U.S. Department of Education since it was created, so when former President Donald Trump proposed the idea in a recent talk with Elon Musk, he was traveling a hardened path.
By: Ty Tagami
Presidential Scholars is one of the nation’s highest honors for graduating seniors.
By: Ty Tagami
The organizers said they plan more such events on a near monthly basis.
By: Ty Tagami
The two candidates differ on several education issues such as school funding and college debt relief.
By: Ty Tagami
Democrats have formally nominated Kamala Harris as their candidate for president, and she and Republican Donald Trump will be clashing on all sorts of issues, including education policy.
By: Ty Tagami
Democrats have formally nominated Kamala Harris as their candidate for president, and she and Republican Donald Trump will be clashing on all sorts of issues, including education policy.
By: Ty Tagami, Vanessa Mccray
College leaders are holding sessions about open expression guidelines and tightening rules around student demonstrations.
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