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Atlanta airport is world’s busiest – again
Hartsfield-Jackson served 104.7 million passengers in 2023
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
An aerial view of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is shown from 2022. The Atlanta airport was again the world's busiest in 2023, with 104.7 million passengers. (ASSOCIATED PRESS/file)
DAVE WILLIAMS/Capitol Beat News Service
Published: Apr 16, 2024, 12:50 AM
ATLANTA – Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport retained its distinction as the world’s busiest airport last year, the industry organization Airport Council International reported Monday.
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Bulloch Schools have served 380 'homeless' kids this school year
About 3% of local student population; definition fairly broad, but yes, some are sleeping in cars
Dr. Tysinger - about homeless students
Dr. Dawn Tysinger, Bulloch County Schools executive director of student wellness and support, presents an update on student homelessness and the school district's support programs for homeless students during the Thursday, May 8, Board of Education meeting. (AL HACKLE/staff)
AL HACKLE
ahackle@statesboroherald.com
Published: May 13, 2025, 4:05 AM
The Bulloch County Schools, through May 1 in the current school year, served 380 "homeless" students. In other words, around 3% of the school district's nearly 11,000 students were living in situations that met the definition of homelessness spelled out in a federal law that prescribes services the schools should provide to these students.
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