Beautiful! #CountOnMeChallenge

Atlanta, Spring Break starts next week. With 600,000 students out, please remember the youth curfew for anyone under 18: 11 PM Sun–Thu 12 AM Fri–Sat Safe events and activities are happening citywide. Explore options: atlyearoftheyouth.com #SOATL #ATLYearOfTheYouth

Cardi B joins TODAY’s Jenna & Sheinelle for a segment called “Cardi Code” in which she weighs in on social dilemmas viewers are facing. 😭

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Happy Birthday, Aaliyah!

Atlanta, we are aware of a potential weather event forecasted for areas south of the city that could impact the metro area if conditions change. We are working with the National Weather Service and emergency partners to stay prepared. Follow official City channels for updates.

Headline is a tad misleading. No flights to/from Binghamton, NY

Bus driver saved an 8 yr old girl who was scared to get off the bus because her step father was home.. 😔

GaDOE is celebrating schools that demonstrated outstanding achievement or growth in reading and math during the 24-25 school year — naming Literacy Leaders & Math Leaders statewide! “Strong literacy and math skills open every door,” said Supt. Woods. url.gadoe.org/ah63i

Remembering husband, girl dad, entrepreneur, friend, five-time champion, and one of the greatest to ever lace them up, Kobe Bryant on his birthday 🎁

Praise God!

The recent Supreme Court ruling has handed the Trump administration a blank check to fire thousands of federal workers, including our Georgia based CDC heroes. We are tired of the chaos coming from Washington. Georgia needs to elect leaders who are willing to stand up to Trump on behalf of the hard working people of our state. @KeishaForGA

📱💬 A Quick Heads-Up for Families! Starting this school year (2025–2026), students will be asked to keep their phones “up and away” during the school day. Our Personal Electronic Device policy is a long-standing Board policy designed to support a focused, respectful, and distraction-free learning environment for everyone. Additionally, next school year (2026–2027), in line with a new state law (HB340), this will expand to include other personal devices like smartwatches, tablets, and headphones. We know changes like this can be an adjustment, and we’re here to partner with you every step of the way. Thank you for your continued support as we work together to keep our learning environments a space where every student can thrive. 💙 #AtlantaPublicSchools simbli.eboardsolutions.com/P…

Who agrees with Mark Cuban? ✋️

🗣️ Your voice matters! 🏫✨ Help shape the future of Atlanta Public Schools by sharing your thoughts on how to improve our facilities and programs. Take a few minutes to complete the Comprehensive Long Range Facilities Planning survey and make a real difference in our community’s schools. 👉 Visit the website for more info and share your feedback today! surveymonkey.com/r/APSFramew… We’re listening! 💬❤️#APSCares #APSFMP25 #AtlantaPublicSchools

Happy Last Day of School!!!!

Dear @Ga_PSC Is there anyone available to answer the telephones……EVER?