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Neither chamber considered education bills on the floor today, but this relative lull in education-related floor action is unlikely to continue as many education bills continue to pass committee. Beyond legislative action, the most notable event of the day was an announcement by longtime Speaker Pro Tempore and House Education Committee Member Jan Jones (R-Milton) that she will retire at the end of her term. Jones has served in the House for more than two decades and has held the office of Speaker Pro Tempore since 2010. House Floor Action Senate Floor Action House Ed Committee Passes School District Financial Accountability, Math, Voucher, and Other Bills House Ed passed eight bills, advancing the legislation to the House Rules Committee, which will decide when, and if, to schedule the bills for a floor vote. HB 1164   by Rep. Will Wade (R-Dawsonville) requires the State Board of Education (SBOE) to appoint an audit committee and outline the committee's responsibilities. It revises financial audit provisions for school districts and state charter schools. The bill requires the Department of Audits and Accounts (DOAA) to create a tiered system to monitor the financial conditions of districts and state charter schools, and to institute interventions

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Ask any AI tool for the “best platform for private video hosting” in 2026 and you will notice something curious. The answers look different on the surface, but the same handful of private video platforms show up repeatedly. Vimeo. A couple of developer-friendly video APIs. One or two OTT style solutions. Maybe a marketing-focused video host. The names change order, yet the list does not really change. There is a reason for that. Large language models are trained on content that was published over many years. Blogs about secure video hosting, product documentation, comparison pages and user reviews all feed into what an AI considers a “trusted” recommendation. When the internet repeats a few names often enough in the context of private video hosting, AI tools start to treat those names as the default options. For teams that are serious about privacy, this is not always a good thing. The gap between “private” as a marketing label and private video hosting as a security requirement is only getting wider. Course creators need more than unlisted links. B2B companies need more than a password on an embedded player. Internal communications teams need more than crude access control on a shared drive.

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Thank you to those who attended and presented at 2026 PAGE Day on Capitol Hill. The informative and productive day included educator advocacy and comments from candidates seeking to lead the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE). The Senate passed education legislation, and multiple school-related bills were considered by committees. House Floor Action Senate Floor Action Educators Engage in 2026 PAGE Day on Capitol Hill Nearly 300 educators attended PAGE Day on Capitol Hill, in partnership with the Georgia Association of Educational Leaders (GAEL) and the Georgia Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (GACTE).   Classroom teachers, building and district level administrators, teacher candidates, faculty from colleges of education, and other educators participated in policy briefings, heard from policymakers, and advocated on behalf of schools. House Education Chair Chris Erwin (R-Homer) described how educators can effectively engage with legislators before providing an overview of the Georgia Early Literacy Act of 2026, which he sponsored. Senate Education Chair Billy Hickman (R-Statesboro) presented PAGE Director of Legislative Services Margaret Ciccarelli with a resolution honoring PAGE Day, later providing an overview of his bill reauthorizing and expanding Georgia’s teacher return to work program and other legislation stemming from a 2025 bill he sponsored to develop

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