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BOSTON – Thursday, August 31, 2023 – Boston Public Schools (BPS) Superintendent Mary Skipper has appointed Magaly Sanchez as the Chief Family Advancement Officer. With a remarkable career spanning over two decades, Sanchez brings a wealth of leadership experiences from both Massachusetts and Rhode Island. She is known for her unwavering commitment to equity, inclusivity, […]

Del Mar College is currently extending free dental clinic services to Coastal Bend residents until mid-December.

A TikTok video of a verbal altercation between a Magic Kingdom Cast Member and guests went viral this week, leading to the employee being fired.

Along with the beginning of classes for Cartersville City Schools, Aug. 10 signaled the first day of the new Canes Learning Center at Cartersville High.

College students with ADHD are bright and resourceful but often don’t know how to manage life independently. Here are 7 expert tips for succeeding in college with ADD.

Pennsylvania College of Technology has been granted $18,750 for its Lycoming County Prison-to-College Program.

The Steps-to-College program for multilingual high school students returned to UNG in June 2023.

UNL was hit with a civil rights complaint Sunday over a program it runs for "Black filmmakers, creative technologists and artists."

The department of Chicana and Chicano Studies at the University of New Mexico is finding a way to increase graduation rates with a touch of tradition.

The Associated Press visited a California prison for a graduation ceremony last month, as dozens of prisoners received college degrees, high school diplomas and vocational certificates earned while they served time. Thousands of prisoners throughout the United States get their college degrees behind bars, most of them paid for by the federal Pell Grant program, which offers the neediest undergraduates tuition aid that they don’t have to repay. HOW DO COLLEGE PROGRAMS BEHIND BARS HELP PR...