An investigation is underway in Rockdale County after an elementary school teacher posted “Whites Only” and “Colored Only” signs on campus.

An investigation is underway at Honey Creek Elementary School in Rockdale County after a teacher reportedly used unapproved ...

The remarks come a day after Honey Creek parents received a letter addressing the incident following 11Alive’s story and more ...

"The Georgia NAACP and the Rockdale County NAACP stand in solidarity with every student who felt devalued," their statement ...

The Georgia NAACP and the group’s Rockdale County chapter called the signs offensive in a joint statement. They called on the school system to reaffirm its commitment to equity and to implement ...

Principal Adriene Lanier addressed the incident in a letter to parents on April 23, saying it involved a social studies ...

The two signs, posted above water fountains inside the cafeteria at Honey Creek Elementary in Rockdale County, Georgia, were part of an unapproved lesson about Ruby Bridges, the first African ...

The two signs, posted above water fountains inside the cafeteria at Honey Creek Elementary in Rockdale County, Georgia, were part of an unapproved lesson about Ruby Bridges, the first African American ...

ROCKDALE COUNTY, Ga. — A group of parents said they are upset after their kids walked inside Honey Creek Elementary and found segregation signs posted inside the school. The signs were ...

A teacher at Honey Creek Elementary in Rockdale County used the signs as teaching materials. The NAACP has denounced the appearance of “For Whites Only” and “For Colored Only” signs at a ...