Block Plan News Today

For many parents and grandparents residing in Seoul, the dream of having their children and grandchildren attend an American high school on Korean soil has finally come true. This development marks a remarkable alternative to the prevalent trend of sending teenage children abroad or to Jeju Island, often accompanied by their mother. With the opening of The Learning Community International (TLCI) Seoul on Sept. 4, a perfect solution has emerged.

Information for this column was provided by Indiana County Department of Human Services.

ENVIRONMENTALLY friendly wildlife ponds and wildflower meadows look set to be created at a house in Ford Street, Wellington.

As Colorado College was approaching its 100th anniversary, the faculty made a decision to not just celebrate their past but to change things. They came up with the simple, but radical, idea that students learned more effectively, when they took one-and only one-class at a time. Not only did they figure out how it could be done, they managed to actually do it. And more amazing still, it's still with us today, fifty years later. This film looks back on the past and the founding of the Block P...

THE planners at Somerset Council have been busy deciding which planning applications to approval.

Colorado College founded its Block Plan in the heady, revolutionary late 1960s. What can a look back over 50 years teach us about the future of compressed and modular modes of curriculum delivery?

It started on a cold November afternoon in 1968. A group of young Colorado College professors sat around a table at Murphy’s Tavern.

Several social media pages have been created by Colorado College students, outlining "systemic policy" changes they want addressed, including the structure of classes on campus.

Lucy DeLuca of Salida graduated May 22 from Colorado College in Colorado Springs.

Pasofino Gold Ltd has announced positive developments from the ongoing feasibility study being undertaken on the Dugbe Gold Project by DRA Global Limited.