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As challenges continue to mount for bringing quality education to students across this country, Georgia is taking a proactive stance on shaping a bright future for our children.  You can be a part of this movement!

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The Vision Project’s series of Community Conversations ended strong, drawing about 180 people to Calhoun Elementary School June 3.

The last of eight scheduled Community Conversations was held in Lee County. Parents, students and educators participated in the Vision Project event. Click here to read more.

The Gwinnett County Community Conversation drew about 150 people passionate about education and interested in sharing their vision. Click here to read more.

More community members made their voices heard at Henry County High School. Through a series of Community Conversations, the Vision Project is reaching out to Georgia citizens so that they can help shape the future of education in the state. Click here to read more.

The Vision Project held its first Community Conversation in Houston County, where about 60 community members shared their vision for Georgia education. Click here to read more.

The Vision Project attracted parents, students and educators to describe their hopes for Georgia education during a Community Conversation in Valdosta. Click here to read more.

Sessions will be conducted in eight geographical regions of the state.  These sessions will help to ensure that citizens are aware of the Vision Project and will provide them an opportunity to engage in a meaningful conversation about their vision for public education in our state.

 Work teams have begun their work within the seven major system component areas.  Stay informed about this important project and get involved today.  Read more to find out how.