They're usually one of the best teams in the state, but now Greenbrier High School's varsity soccer team doesn't even have enough players to put on the field.
It began with a kickoff at noon outside the student activity center and continued with a community forum giving students and faculty both for and against the policy a chance to speak. Out of around 4,500 universities across the nation GRU will be one of just 767 that are tobacco free.
March 20th is National Kick Butts Day. Almost 1,300 events were planned across the country to motivate people to quit smoking and using tobacco products.
Recent numbers show Georgia has one of the worst graduation rates in the country. Hundreds drop out of high school in Richmond County every single year and you won't believe what could be causing it.
News 12 broke the story about fliers passed out to students at T.W. Josey High school with the N-word on them. The superintendent gave her an official letter of reprimand that she has refused to sign.
The state ranks 41st in the nation for the amount of physicians per 1,000 people. As doctors we train continue to leave, that problem isn't getting any better. Just 17 percent of this year's graduating class will be staying in state.
Superintendent Dr. Frank Roberson has issued a formal letter of reprimand to the teacher who allegedly distributed fliers with the N-word on them to students as part of a Black History Month lesson.
Kyle was a student in the Air Conditioning Technology Department at Augusta Tech, something Keith says changed Kyle's life. He says Kyle was lost, but through the school and his instructor, Jerry Hadden, he'd found his way back.
Students took part in history today and voted for a new pope, but only for fun. At St. Mary On The Hill, seventh graders were given an opportunity to feel what it was like to be the cardinals responsible for choosing the Catholic Church's next leader.
Some Aiken County students learned a valuable lesson Wednesday. Troopers, community members and a very special guest told them to stop texting and driving, and several of those students are already taking action.
Since his first day a little more than a week ago, Joseph Nelson's been adding new security measures, including more cameras, additional officers, alarms and ID checks.
One day after the provost resigned at Paine College, a new provost is named. But people have questions about why the old one resigned. A string of financial mishaps and faculty problems might be to blame.
Right now, Paine College is in the middle of a security overhaul.
And investigators say, even though they're not finished, it's already making a difference.
A bill passed through the Georgia Senate would lower the GPA requirements for tech students to receive the Hope Grant. Students would receive a percentage of their tuition covered, less than what it was a few years ago.
National Women and Girls HIV and AIDS Awareness Day is this Sunday, but one local college isn't waiting for the weekend. Paine College hosted an awareness forum Friday morning for their students.
Georgia parents may be getting a lot more control over when it comes to their child's school. The state's House Bill 123, also called a "Parent Trigger Law," has passed in the House and now needs Senate approval.
North Aiken Elementary School is about to do things very differently. The school has had challenges in the past, but now, school leaders are adopting a bold new plan, and it's something the district hasn't tried before.
Aiken County deputies are investigating a possible case of child abuse after a middle-schooler came home from LBC in Burnettown with bruises. They believe a teacher's aide is to blame.
