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

PITTSFIELD — Enrollment is up slightly this fall at Berkshire Community College as the learning institution continues to deal with challenges presented by the pandemic.

CPS students can earn their associates degree while finishing their last two years of high school.

For high school students, Montclair State provides an immersive experience in Italian language and culture

Aiyanna Adams Next year: Attending San Francisco State majoring in child/adolescent development. Career goal: I aspire to be a psychiatrist and work mainly with children who suffer from mental illness. Highlights: Attending football games as an Armijo High School Cheerleader. Scholarships, awards: V

Teen of the Week - Ruiz submitted Educational or Future Plans:  I plan to attend Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi to major in biomedical sciences. I want to study Pharmacology and toxicology. I wish to get my bachelors degree at TAMUCC then to study abroad in Japan. Clubs and Officer Positions: Accomplishments/Honors: Some accomplishments would be that I got accepted into multiple schools and have received several scholarship offers. I will also graduate with college hours this year....

First wave of Ross Early College students graduating from Terra State 6 to receive associate degrees earned while still in high school FREMONT - Thomas Gluth acknowledges he didnt always embrace math as a school subject. But he got better at it through his years at Fremont Ross High School and also as a Terra State Community College student, where he earned college credits from Terra classes through the Early College Program. "I eventually fell in love with what I was doing," Gluth said, adding...

The University of Maine at Augusta is offering an online financial literacy course for Maine high school students during summer session. David Leach, a

Hawaii lawmakers adjourned on Thursday after a 55-day condensed legislative session that started with a nearly $2 billion budget shortfall looming over the stat

Online summer financial literacy course offered to Maine high school students Wed, 04/21/2021 - 12:45pm The University of Maine at Augusta announces the availability of a completely online financial literacy course for Maine high school students during summer session.  “The creation of Personal Financial Planning (BUA151), as an online course exclusively for Maine’s high school students provides an opportunity for students to develop strong financial underpinnings as they conside...