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The Governor's Office of Student Achievement

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Community Partnership Grants

The Innovation Fund is accepting applications for Community Partnership Grants--a new grant opportunity for public schools, school districts, and 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations. Community partnership grants provide between $35,000 to $75,000 over one to two years for eligible organizations - in partnership with appropriate schools, districts, and community, state, or national organizations - to implement programs focused on specified priority areas. Visit the Innovation Fund Grant Opportunities page for more information. 

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View Data Dashboards

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K12 Student Discipline Dashboard

Interactive dashboard that displays student discipline data and can be customized to view specific subgroups.

Georgia School Grades Reports

Provides concise school performance reports for all public elementary, middle, and high schools in Georgia.

Georgia Higher Learning and Earnings

Provides earnings information for Georgia technical college and college/university graduates who work in Georgia after earning their degrees.

High School Graduate Outcomes

Shows what high school graduates do after graduation.

Schools Like Mine

Allows parents, educators, and community members to find schools with similar student populations to their school.

Interactive Education Data Map

Provides customizable, visual representations of education data in Georgia.

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Community Partnership Grants

Leverage a strategic partner to improve academic and nonacademic outcomes for your students.

Tiny Grants

Implement an innovative project that will deeply engage students in your school or district.

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Governor's Message

Welcome to the Office of Student Achievement's website. This agency provides meaningful education information to stakeholders across Georgia. It focuses on all levels of education, from pre-kindergarten centers to higher education institutions. Parents, educators, business leaders, and community activists alike are able to use this information to help support and improve education statewide to build a more educated Georgia.

Agency Vision

As the state's P-20 education agency, the Governor's Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) strives to increase student achievement, school completion, and life opportunities for all Georgia students.