Martha Dalton is a reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, focusing on education and the Atlanta Public Schools system. With a background as a senior education reporter at WABE, she has also covered topics such as immigration, politics, and transportation, showcasing her versatility in regional interest and world news. Martha's work has been featured in various publications, including Brunswick News Inc., AL.com, and The Herald-Sun.
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Martha Dalton's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Atlanta and Georgia, particularly topics related to education, government & politics, and family & relationships. She frequently reports on government announcements and evolving stories within these themes.
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By: Martha Dalton
President Donald Trump's planned visit to Wheeler High on Wednesday to tout his new savings plans isn't sitting well with some members of the school's community.
By: Martha Dalton
Changes to federal safety net programs could mean many Georgia children will start the new school year without access to subsidized school meals, according to a recent report from the Center for American Progress.
By: Martha Dalton
Fulton County school district and government officials will ask a superior court judge Tuesday to approve a temporary tax collection order because of a delay in certifying this year's property tax digest.
Fulton school and government leaders say a delay in certifying the tax digest has slowed property tax collections.
By: Martha Dalton
A Fulton County judge has approved county officials' request for a temporary order to collect property taxes after a delay in certifying this year's tax digest.
By: Cassidy Alexander, Martha Dalton
Fewer than half of Georgia eighth graders are proficient or above in mathematics, according to new state test results released this week.
By: Cassidy Alexander, Martha Dalton
Many Georgia students are not reaching proficiency in math and social studies on state-administered test results.
By: Martha Dalton
The morning of Sept. 11, 2001, began like so many others before it. I was teaching fourth grade at Warren T. Jackson Elementary in northwest Atlanta.
By: Martha Dalton
Georgia's high school graduation rate continues to trend upward, hitting an all-time high of 88.5% according to data released on Monday.
