Common Core Citizen Activist Event – CWA of Georgia Recommends
Common Core in Georgia: Answers and Action Plans CWA of Georgia recommends this FREE event! Discover Common Core’s impact on Georgia’s children, teachers, classrooms and taxpayers. Connect with people in your community to work together to restore quality education and local control to Georgia’s public schools. When: Saturday, February 28, 2015 Time: 10:00 a.m. – […]
Merry Christmas from CWA of Georgia!
Merry Christmas Greetings! 2014 was a busy and exciting year for Concerned Women for America of Georgia. From Common Core to religious freedom, we worked diligently to pursue policies that would promote Godly principles here in Georgia. We wanted to share with you some of our 2014 accomplishments and 2015 plans. Click here to read […]
Important Information on Common Core: Standards Revisions and Study Committee Hearing
Common Core Standards Revisions In 2013 Gov. Nathan Deal signed an Executive Order asking the State Board of Education (SBOE) to review the Common Core English Language Arts and Mathematics standards. The Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) has completed the revision process of the standards, and they are now asking for public comment on the […]
Common Core – Recent Posts
Attend the next education study committee on Common Core Common Core Update for Georgia – Action Item Included House Study Committee on the Role of Federal Government in Education to Meet August 30.
Common Core – Archived Articles
2014 Legislative Session Urgent! Common Core – Bad House Bill Resurfaces in Georgia Georgia House Ed Committee Strikes Down SB 167 CWA of Georgia No Longer Supports SB 167 GA Common Core Update – SB 167 Moves Forward – Hearing This Wednesday, March 5 SB 167 passes out of Senate and now heads to the […]
Common Core Update for Georgia – Action Item Included
Over two and half years ago, a groundswell of support began growing all across this state to withdraw Georgia from the Common Core standards, national tests and the intrusive data-tracking system. This past March, the state legislature failed to pass SB 167, and, as a result, Georgia continues to align itself with the national standards […]