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Dual degree program gives homeschooled students opportunity to take college courses while in high school

Photo courtsey of TandemEDU.

TandemEDU — Photo courtsey of TandemEDU.

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Updated: Feb 11, 2022, 11:53 PM

Published: Feb 12, 2022, 5:00 PM

Students in Georgia are completing college courses at 14- to 15-years-old thanks to TandemEDU, a statewide high school program that allows teens to begin college early.

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New state law looks closely at school attendance. Here’s how it could affect Forsyth County students

A teacher holds up a stop sign as she helps to guide students into Settles Bridge Elementary on the first day of school. FCN file photo. - photo by Sabrina Kerns

First day of school — A teacher holds up a stop sign as she helps to guide students into Settles Bridge Elementary on the first day of school. FCN file photo. - photo by Sabrina Kerns

Forsyth County News

Published: Jul 21, 2025, 7:13 PM

Legislation aimed at combating chronic absenteeism could impact Forsyth County Schools.

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