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The Governor's Office of Student Achievement

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Deal Announces Launch of Words2Reading Website

Governor Deal, in conjunction with GOSA, announced the launch of the Words2Reading website, a web tool with curated resources for families, caregivers, and teachers to help develop and sharpen early childhood language and literacy skills. 

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View Data Dashboards

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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

Apply for Grants

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Innovation Fund Fiscal Year 2018 Funding Cycle

Plan, implement, or scale a radically innovative education program in your school or district.

Innovation in Teaching Competition

Recommend an excellent teacher in your school to be recognized.

Innovation Fund Tiny Grants

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

Early Language and Literacy Mini-Grants

Establish a collaborative partnership to support birth to age eight language and literacy development needs.

Middle School STEM Opportunity with Learning Blade

Support middle school student interest and skill development in relation to STEM careers.

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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.