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"In fulfilling another campaign promise, I tasked the Georgia Department of Education, the Department of Early Care and Learning, and the Governor's Office of Student Achievement to work together on this important issue. This federal grant will boost our state partnership to raise literacy rates and ultimately improve overall academic success for Georgia students." -Governor Brian P. Kemp

The Tiny Grant program invests in funding in classroom, school, and district pilot programs that have the potential to create a lasting impact on student achievement. Heard County School System (HCSS) received a $10,000 Tiny Grant to grow its Baby Braves initiative in 2017.

The Georgia Governor’s Honors Program (GHP), recently completed its 56th consecutive summer program. For the third year, the program  was held at Berry College in Rome, Georgia.

Governor Brian Kemp today announced three award winners for the Tiny Grant Program, a grant opportunity that provides funding to traditional public schools, charter schools, and school districts to implement small-scale programs that directly engage students.

GOSA, along with the Innovation Fund Foundation (IFF), today announced six Community Partnership Grant award winners.  The Community Partnership Grant is a competitive grant program that provides funding to school districts, traditional public

The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement today announced the three winners of the 2018-2019 Innovation in Teaching Competition, a recognition and reward opportunity for Georgia teachers who utilize innovative instructional strategies to advance student achievement.

Today, the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement released the 2018 Innovation Fund Annual Report. The report summarizes the Innovation Fund's work over the past year, including its grant programs and grants awarded.

Gov. Nathan Deal today announced four Innovation Fund grant award winners.

Today, Governor Nathan Deal, along with the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), announced the 159 Georgia public schools in 42 districts that will receive Highest Performing or Greatest Gains school awards.

The Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA) today announced six award winners who will participate in the Innovation Fund Accelerator.