ATLANTA — Students in Georgia schools could soon have more opportunities to study outdoors instead of inside a classroom. The state Senate gave final approval Wednesday to a bill that calls for a pilot program that incorporates outdoor learning spaces at K-8 schools chosen by the state Department of Education. “I was able to benefit greatly from an outdoor classroom at North Habersham Middle School,” said state Sen. Bo Hatchett, R-Cornelia. “Today’s students should also benefit from that same opportunity.”State Sen. Sheikh Rahman, D-Lawrenceville, said time away from the confines of school buildings will help students. There will be a lot of benefits.”Under Senate Bill 148, the outdoor education pilot program will last at least three school years, and then state legislators will evaluate its impact.