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: Georgia Law BlogDouglasville will be the new home to a satellite campus of Georgia Highlands College.
By Jack E. Clay
Georgia Highlands College, a two-year college currently located in Rome, Georgia, is scheduled to open a campus in Douglasville. Although the location has not been announced, it is estimated that 1500 students will attend the school which may open up as soon as August of 2009. This is exciting news for those of us who live and work in Douglasville, especially with the current economic troubles faced by residents in our area. It is also a blessing because many out of work people are going back to school to further their education in order to have the necessary skills to be ready when the job market picks up again. It is also interesting to note that a study commissioned years ago by the University System of Georgia identified Douglas County, GA as an underserved area for secondary education. Currently, the population of Douglas County, GA is approximately 130,000.
Jack Clay handles work comp cases and serious injury cases in Douglasville, GA. Our law firm offers free, no-obligation consultations for those who have been hurt on the job or in a car accident or truck wreck.
Full post as published by Georgia Law Blog on March 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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