Page 2 - Alternative Pathways News Today

A Lexington anti-violence organization is aiming to help teens impacted by gun violence or who have incarcerated parents with a new set of free programming.

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools Human Resources Department is hosting the first of three summer hiring events today.

Tom Bogart looks back on his three years leading small, private Columbia College through a period of challenge, growth and change.

EDWARDSVILLE Edwardsville Community Unit School District #7 has announced the hiring of Amy Boscolo as Athletics Director beginning with the 2023-24 school

Launch your career, expand your skills, and explore new fields with professional education courses, career certificate programs, and customized corporate curriculum through online or face to face course offerings.

Help is on the way for 54 low-performing MIchigan districts, which now qualify for extra support and funding through a state partnership program.

The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) is partnering with local school districts to address low-achieving schools in the state.

Dr. Bogart had been president at Columbia, South Carolina, school for three years. He returns to Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.

As many schools struggle to fill classrooms with qualified individuals, the US Department of Education is trying to help with money.

A West Michigan family is celebrating times three as these Benton Harbor sisters are graduating from high school this year, and the youngest is just 14-years old.