In high school, students take standard social studies classes such as U.S. History, American Government, and World History. In recent decades, classes on ethnic history,
Recently, Atlanta counties have been implementing changes to their public schools, some for students and others for teachers, in an effort to improve our education
In this podcast, VOX ATL’s Tavin Lewis talks with BEST Academy students about their dreams, their relationship with media, and how they see their future.
Social media platforms such as Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and YouTube enable users to share their political beliefs, whether moderate or extreme, with millions of
At the end of July, two weeks before school started, students at Maynard Jackson were informed that an updated school policy had banned the use
National Novel Writing Month, more commonly known as NaNoWriMo, has shut down after 25 years in the writing spotlight. A platform that has spawned numerous
Fulton County Board of Health’s SKYE Program hosted four educational workshops for Atlanta teens in June 2025, and VOX ATL teens facilitated a self-expression and
It’s 2025, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) seems to be inescapable. People utilize these bots for a wide range of tasks, from assisting with schoolwork and
In a time when books are increasingly being questioned or pulled from shelves, the words of author Daniel Handler (a.k.a. Lemony Snicket) strike a powerful
VOX ATL dives into the world of teen mental health at the National Coalition of 100 Black Women’s Teen Health Summit! In this video, we
For seniors in high school, Prom costs can add up fast. Jordan Weems, a senior at Charles R. Drew Charter School, estimates that she’ll be
The Mayor’s Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion commissioned content. In this podcast, we hear directly from the next generation of changemakers as teens report
