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In June, when the State Board of Education approved partnerships with iTeach, its members did not know that Virginia Department of Education staff had found its special education courses do not meet minimum state standards.

Those of us who work in academia understand academic freedom represents the cornerstone of successful colleges and universities. It epitomizes the right of freedom to teach, discuss, engage in research

Jonathon Rome recently became the first Umatilla High School student to earn an associate of arts Oregon transfer or AAOT degree by the end of his junior year

For some GAPS parents, teachers and students, the proposal itself controversial. Heres what they had to say.

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TIFTON — Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College’s spring nursing graduates have a 100% boards pass rate, according to Jeffrey Ross, dean of the School of Nursing and Health Sciences.

Calhoun Community College recently announced its newest opportunity for the community, which is a free Class B CDL training program in partnership with Skills for Success.

ALBANY ─ Art educators who teach classes from kindergarten through college can meet other educators to share ideas, participate in hands-on workshops, and build a support network at Art Ed.

Emporia High School honors biology students joined the team at Emporia State University’s Prophet Aquatic Research and Outreach Center Tuesday morning for a hands-on lesson in ecology.

SUNY Jamestown Community College offers students numerous resources and support to help them overcome any number of physical and mental health obstacles.