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High school students are invited to get a jump on their college careers by attending virtual information sessions on Berkshire Community College’s Early College Program.

PITTSFIELD, Mass — High school students are invited to get a jump on their college careers by attending virtual information sessions on Berkshire Community College (BCC)'s Early 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.

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Christian Center spread Easter joy to 100 children with goodie baskets in advance of the holiday. The center was decked out in pastel on Friday for its annual...

By Adam Swift Revere High School’s inclusion in the state’s expanded Early College Program will be a boon for the city’s students, as well as for North Shore Community College, according to Walter Stone, the new dean of the program at the college. Last month, the state legislature approved adding nine new school districts, including

North Adams Public Schools, along with Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, announce the official designation of the Early College program at Drury-MCLA. The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education

BOSTON — The Early College Joint Committee under the Healey-Driscoll administration unanimously voted to expand the Massachusetts Early College program, adding nine additional Early College...

Evanston Township High School District 202 Board of Education members shared the importance and responsibilities of their jobs at the School Board Candidate Orientation meeting Monday night. As the April 4 school board elections approach, board members explained the logistics and commitments of their positions to candidates. Superintendent Marcus Campbell said it is one of...

Since 2013, Vermont teens have been eligible for the Early College Program, which lets students complete their last year of high school and their first...

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