The program aims to support high school students looking to join the workforce after graduation.

In the past six months, the Georgia Pathways to Coverage program, the first state-managed Medicaid program to have a work requirement in the United States, has only gained 1,887 new participants.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Edge Pathways, the education technology company closing the STEM gap, launches today with $8M in seed funding. The company was founded to give first-year college students ...

ATLANTA — With just nine months left for the test pilot program, Gov. Brian Kemp said he’s proposing new legislation to adjust how the Georgia Pathways to Coverage program works and provide the ...

For driven first-year RIT students like Lauren Reger and Palak Wadhwa, getting a jump on studying and conducting research, all while steadily moving on the path toward a graduate degree, was an ...

ATLANTA — A new analysis of the experimental Georgia Pathways to Coverage medical insurance program says that barriers to access, particularly among uninsured Georgians in rural communities and among ...

At the U.S. Open at Pinehurst last month, Esther Etherington was one of 24 students selected from a pool of nearly 500 applicants to take part in a unique opportunity: the USGA Pathways Internship, an ...