Jul. 26—Two educators devoted to student learning and success have joined the public school district's leadership team. Dr. Tracolya Green and Tere Miller moved into offices in Glynn County Schools' administrative building this summer and taken on new roles as the district's assistant superintendents. Green and Miller oversee the district's teaching and learning, professional learning and ...

Jul. 26—College of Coastal Georgia announced last week the launch of new Coastal Online program, a central hub for connecting current and prospective students with online degree programs. Coastal Online is a one-stop-shop where students can apply, enroll and engage in a number of programs that are designed specifically for 100 percent online delivery. This means all course requirements can be ...

Jul. 26—The Georgia High School Association announced last week that Glynn Academy is among 64 high schools in the state to receive its Cooperative Spirit Sportsmanship Award this year. The school earned the Region 2-6A award for demonstrating impeccable sportsmanship during the 2020-2021 school year. Matthew Blackstone, principal at Glynn Academy, said this achievement underscores the ...

Central European currencies started the week on a tepid note, with the forint at a three-month low on Monday ahead of the National Bank of Hungary meeting this week where traders expect the central bank to extend its cycle of rate hikes. The forint and the Czech crown had found some support in tightened cycles launched in Hungary and Czech Republic last month, but were unable to escape the weak global sentiment. Markets already expected a 15 basis-point rise from Hungarian policymakers on Tuesday, CIB Bank analysts said.

Germany's 10-year bond yields fell to their lowest levels in around 5-1/2 months on Monday, as German business sentiment fell unexpectedly and world stocks sold off on concerns over tightening regulations in China. The Ifo institute said its business climate index fell to 100.8 from 101.7 in June, in a sign that supply chain worries and rising coronavirus infections are taking a toll on German business sentiment. In addition, geopolitical worries and tighter Chinese regulations dealt stock markets a blow, adding to concerns about the medium-term outlook for economic growth.