Education & Tech: AJC guest essay argues parents must shape how kids relate to AI, warning that children are forming values and judgment through tech before adults have the conversation. State Schools: Georgia’s latest Milestones show eighth-grade math slipping slightly (46% proficient or higher), even as other subjects show continued gains. Local Learning Outdoors: Georgia Project Learning Tree’s mini-grant is funding a new outdoor education program at Richmond Hill & Carver Elementary, aiming to build environmental literacy through hands-on forest and wildlife learning. Community & Culture (Athens): The Athens Music Walk of Fame keeps expanding, adding new honorees at AthFest and celebrating the city’s music legacy right underfoot. Civic Life (Athens-Clarke): A guide to Athens-Clarke County’s unified government spotlights Mayor Dexter Fisher and what residents should know before the school-year civic grind. Immigration & Health: A report describes the death of Prisciliano Trejo Ricano in ICE custody in Georgia, raising fresh questions about medical care. Sports & Science (Georgia Tech): Georgia Tech researchers report restoring function in worn-out immune cells using beds of silicon nanowires, pointing to new directions for cancer and aging research.