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More than 270 graduate from GGC

Georgia Gwinnett College graduated more than 270 students Friday during its spring commencement.

School board plans millage rate hike

A unanimous vote at Thursday's board of education meeting meant formal approval of a $1.7 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2014. In addition, the Gwinnett County Public Schools officials tentatively adopted a millage rate increase of 1.30 mills over the previous year's rate.

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Four elementary school principals named

Four veteran educators were tapped to lead local elementary schools for the 2013-14 year during a Thursday board of education meeting.

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Local running club keeps kids active

A group of more than 250 elementary school students from the Dacula area is spending the next several days in preparation for the Peachtree Jr. Road Road Race. It's one of several area races the Dacula Cluster Running Club will tackle this year in the name of fighting obesity and staying fit.

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Former teacher of year balances job, triplets

One of the advantages to being the mother of triplets? Triple the Mother's Day Gifts. Pharr Elementary School teacher and 2012 districtwide teacher of the year Jennifer Dunn talks about balancing work and homelife with three six-year-olds in tow.

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Gwinnett 4-H'ers sweep state competitions

Gwinnett County 4-H teams swept state events over the weekend.

GOOD NEWS: Local students get national scholarships

Several national corporations have awarded three Gwinnett County Public Schools students scholarships for their hard work and success.

Shiloh Middle wins customer service award

Four Georgia schools were selected as the 2013 winners of the Georgia Department of Education's Family-Friendly Partnrship School Award. Among them: Shiloh Middle School in Snellville.

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Students with good behavior rewarded with 'Lunch-A-Palooza'

Couch Middle School students "caught being good" during the school year got rewarded with a cookout Friday as part of the inaugural Lunch-A-Palooza.

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Two principals named at local schools

Two veteran Gwinnett County school principals have been appointed to lead new schools as current pricnipals retire at the end of the school year.

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