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Legislation was approved by the Tennessee Senate this week to provide the framework for what will become the state’s Middle College Program.

The Fine Arts Club of Mount Pleasant recently presented the Northeast Texas Community College Foundation with two donation checks. One was for $500 and will provide a scholarship to an NTCC student majoring in fine arts. The second was also for $500 and will benefit the Work4College Program. The Fin

Heichal HaTorah is excited to welcome the community to join in their new Community Night Seder program beginning this coming Monday night, February 7. Coordinated by Rabbi Yitzi Genack, the program introduces several unique concepts and opportunities for advanced learning and academic learning support.

Heichal HaTorah is excited to welcome the community to join in their new Community Night Seder program beginning this coming Monday night, February 7. Coordinated by Rabbi Yitzi Genack, the program introduces several unique concepts and opportunities for advanced learning and academic learning support.

Charles County Public Schools (CCPS) and the College of Southern Maryland (CSM) have partnered to offer high school students a tuition-free early start to higher education by piloting a new Early College Program. To launch the joint program, CCPS will offer 150 total spaces to rising high school juniors from Henry E. Lackey, St. Charles, Thomas Stone and Westlake High schools.

HUNTINGTON — The West Virginia Autism Training Center will host a virtual fundraising event next month to help expand the College Program for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder at Marshall

Northern Maine Community College President Timothy Crowley announced a significant initiative to support students’ families during the NMCC Foundation annual dinner on Nov. 18.

Horizon West's Flamingo Crossings is now home for a new discount business.

The College of Eastern Idaho is asking Teton County residents to help with an exciting new outreach project.

On Wednesday, Governor Gavin Newsom signed seven bills into law that he said will help combat that issue by making college more affordable across the state of California. It marked the most funding for higher education in modern history.