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Doha, Qatar: Thirty nine high school students from 24 schools successfully completed the Qatar Aspiring Doctors Program (QADP) at Weill Cornell Medici...

One Brooklyn Health organized a panel at Brookdale Hospital in Brownsville on May 1 to discuss disparities in Black maternal health care.

Expanding legal work opportunities will address the labor shortage and stabilize millions of families, say Colin Allred and Woody Hunt.

PCTB, QAED, PEC being integrated into a single body.

One lawmaker called Navy Secretary Carlos Del Toro’s answers to recruiting questions “a lot of hot air.”

Wednesday marked one of the last days for people to write their GED test in the province. The test has been offered for decades but is being replaced by a new version this fall.

Teachers' unions strike for various reasons. Sometimes, it is a matter of endangering parents' livelihoods, jeopardizing children's futures, and altogether holding local authorities to ransom in order to gain leverage at the bargaining table when discussing compensation and perks. Other times, it'...

StockNews.com started coverage on shares of Educational Development (NASDAQ:EDUC – Free Report) in a research report sent to investors on Wednesday morning. The brokerage issued a strong-buy rating on the stock. Educational Development Trading Up 3.3 % Educational Development stock opened at $2.18 on Wednesday. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.57, a current […]

Educationists see a link between the growing number of madrasa students and the prolonged financial squeeze

JUST six people took part in the first ever Three Peaks Race, back in April, 1954.