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Georgia HOPE Scholarship Program reaches 2 million milestone

SGA debates bill further codifying Senate staff, improved lighting for campus safety

Ellie Shafer | Contributor Senators Ciera Thomas, Allison Fine, Bryson Henriott and Will Harris authored the bill to further codify the Senate staff with an intent to clearly explain the purposes of the Senate staff positions and make the Legislative Branch more effective. Senators Hadden Powell, Gaby Gagliano and Mary Lyn Dyer each spoke against the bill, expressing concerns that the piece of legislation needs to be revised before it can be passed, fearing the piece would limit the Senate staff to the roles described in the bill. Senators Will Curvin, Kendall Henry and Connor Green, however, openly spoke and debated in favor of the bill, saying that codifying staff positions would increase student’s accessibility to SGA.

Gov Kemp loosens some restrictions in revised executive order

The Citizen your username your email Password recovery Gov.Brian Kemp addresses Georgians in file photo. Governor Brian P. Kemp on March 12 signed Executive Order 03.12.21.01, outlining revised and continued guidance for Empowering a Healthy Georgia. The changes to the Executive Order are detailed below: • Combines the restaurant and bar requirements to hold both types of establishments to the same standards; and • Streamlines suggestions and requirements for Critical Infrastructure and Non-Critical Infrastructure organizations to remove unnecessary requirements based on existing standard operating procedures for organizations and the ineffectiveness of certain measures; and • Includes 2021 high school graduates, home study graduates, and GED recipients in previously ordered HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarship testing requirement modifications.

HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarship deadlines extended

New executive order provides updates on Georgia scholarship deadlines Among the new items in Friday s order is a suspension of the state s traditional requirements regarding the timeframe of appropriate test scores to be submitted. Author: Christopher Buchanan Updated: 9:20 PM EST March 12, 2021 ATLANTA Governor Brian Kemp, on Friday, issued an executive order that could have major implications for students across Georgia. Among the new items in Friday s order is a suspension of the state s traditional requirements regarding the timeframe of testing to be eligible for the HOPE and Zell Miller scholarships. In the case of the Zell Miller scholarship that graduates of eligible high schools receive a standardized college admission test score before graduation has been suspended for students who graduated in 2020 or will graduate by June 30, 2021.

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