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Companies are building more ongoing relationships with charities, providing volunteers who become more embedded in the work of the nonprofit.

As the national decline of volunteerism rates deepens, both corporations and nonprofits...

As the national decline of volunteerism rates deepens, both corporations and nonprofits are now looking for something more useful

Indianapolis Public Schools schools will lose nurses.

Citing staff shortages, Indiana University Health is prematurely ending its agreement with Indianapolis Public Schools that provides nurses at 19 schools.

The daughter of former U.S. director of national intelligence John Negroponte was sentenced to 35 years in prison for second-degree murder during a two-hour hearing.

From his early years teaching at the University of Central Missouri’s former lab school to serving as the university’s first Director of International Programs, Professor Emeritus Terry Rodenberg has always had a reputation as a great storyteller. In retirement, he is putting that ability to use sharing with others two self-published booklets highlighting his own favorite memories as well as those of past colleagues and alumni. His first work, “A Personal Look About Life at the Lab School...

Dr. H.R. Venkatesha, the Director of Acharya Bangalore Business School, has been instrumental in obtaining three accreditations, including NBA, IACBE (USA), and NAAC, for ABBS. With over 15 years of experience, he has effectively led the MBA department, recruited and retained staff, developed long-term growth strategies, and facilitated capacity-building among students. As the head of

The Virginia Department of Education approved Central Virginia Community College’s application for a College Partnership Laboratory School Planning grant.

Governor Glenn Youngkin has announced the first thirteen approved planning grants to develop innovative lab schools in the Commonwealth.