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Nina Maniotis, director of Weatherford College’s phlebotomy technology program, explained how her program is a springboard for diverse healthcare careers during her presentation to the WC Board of Trustees at

The Charles County Board of Education identified key items of interest from the 2024 Maryland General Assembly Session at a Feb. 13 meeting.

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Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann said that deciding how to ensure the long-term financial solvency of the massive Mississippi Public Employees Retirement System is “the major issue” facing lawmakers during the

Non-tenured teachers are likely to begin receiving notices for potential layoffs next month, with MCPS set to finalize staffing decisions by the June 1 state deadline.

To help with ongoing hiring challenges, Bozeman Public Schools officials are proposing a program that would recruit students and staff to be future teachers.

{KXLG -Watertown, SD} Over $400,000 of equipment was approved for Lake Area Technical College, including anatomy tables and multiple airplanes; best of all, the College will be primarily covered by

The Cherokee Nation is looking for construction managers interested in helping the tribe build its first adult drug treatment center, which is the first of $76 million worth of capital

A positive rating is important for the region’s largest employer, which operates four hospitals and several clinics around Central Oregon. It means the health system, which employs more than 4,500 people in the region, can tap into funds that could help it finance future growth.

Elderly residents attending event organised by Society for Community Organisation recount difficulties they face in trying to book emergency medical services.