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Hiawatha Middle School hosted its Evening of the Arts on Thursday, May 9.

Its important to look for emerging technologies and behaviors that will have legs beyond initial bursts of adoption.

Lorene Winn Whiting Edmunds

The Institute of Applied Technology – Construction (IATC) has announced it will waive fees for women looking to begin their careers in the construction industry, with 60 fee-free training places for three new microcredential courses.

Crossville TCAT became Tennessee College of Applied Technology Upper Cumberland last week, a press release from the Tennessee Board of Regents said. The new name is in recognition of its

The adult education budget of $425,784 also passed.

State Senator Shane Reeves (R-Murfreesboro) announced Friday the award of 10 major grants from the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development to expand broadband to unserved communities in every county in Senate District 14: Bedford, Cannon, Moore, and Rutherford “I am very grateful to Governor Lee and ECD for helping distribute these grants across the district,” said Reeves. “These grants will be a tremendous help in expanding broa...

Education isn’t just about memorizing facts anymore; it’s about preparing students for a rapidly changing world. These 20 states are leading the charge in transforming learning for the future, with a focus on vocational programs, diversity, economy, and sustainability. So, which states are paving the way for the next generation of learners? #1. California From […]

Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Hartsville President Mae Wright recently announced that TCAT Hartsville has earned VETS Campus certification from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission.

For Star subscribers: Tucson continues on positive trajectory, though economic uncertainty looms amid familiar challenges: a tight labor market, high housing costs and stubbornly high inflation.