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Koeppel Auto Group launched a community scholarship program for students at P.S. 148Q, the Ruby G. Allen School, in East Elmhurst on June 23 as part of the

YAKIMA, Wash.- The Yakima Valley College (YVC) is partnering with multiple school districts to provide the Step up to College (SUTC) Program, which offers opportunities for high school- age inviduals

The Restorative Wounds art exhibit on the third and fourth floors of Philadelphia’s City Hall features intricate glass sculptures, moving short films and spirited animations. And they’re all made by Philadelphia high school students from Tyler School of Art and Architecture’s Creative Scholars Program.The course offers sophomores, juniors and seniors at Philadelphia public and

Capitalism, like all abusive relationships, creates a sense of learned helplessness in its victims. We are complicit in what it makes of us.

Ohio University’s College of Fine Arts has an array of arts programming being offered this summer for youths and teens that will allow for creative exploration in various types of

Elsa M. Nunez, was the sixth president of Eastern Connecticut State University. She was president for 18 years, starting in 2006.

Micah Calhoun is the first Ashland High School student to earn a college degree before graduation.

Brown’s exemption from property taxes harms Providence public schools.

Since 2017, The Moore County Health Foundation has provided nearly 300 scholarships from Frank Phillips and Amarillo College.

Kirsten Eubanks and Kendall Wright, agriculture teachers at Rolling Meadows High School, are the winners of the 2023 Dr. Elizabeth A. Ennis Innovator Award from High School District 214.