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By 1st Lt. Paige Skinner 633rd Air Base Wing JOINT BASE LANGLEY-EUSTIS, Va.,   –   The education center resumed administering College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) and Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support Subject Standardized Tests, (DSST) testing at Joint Base Langley Eustis, Virginia, on February 10, 2021. Testing was previously suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. CLEP and DSST tests are available at 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. ...

Parking meter enforcement suspended The Herkimer village board has voted to suspend enforcement of the downtown parking meters for two months, from Feb. 18 until April 18.   During that time, the police department will monitor the parking and forward its findings to the mayor and village board for their consideration regarding parking meter enforcement in the future. The board has heard concerns from businesses which lack off-street parking for their employees. ILION Village board meets Monday...

BFW High School Publishers Continues Investment in AP Courses with Two New Titles Share Article Top publisher for learning materials for Advanced Placement courses offers titles in two new subjects to support student learning BFW high school publishers Diversity and inclusion are intentionally and thoughtfully woven in the materials as they are being created, ensuring students of various backgrounds and levels of preparation can see themselves in their course materials, while at the same time l...

Why Standardized Tests Matter Beyond College Admissions © (Getty Images) Teenage Students Sitting Examination With Teacher Invigilating The novel coronavirus pandemic has prompted notable changes to standardized testing for college admissions. This year, hundreds of colleges made the submission of exam scores optional, whereas others have decided to phase out the ACT or SAT testing requirement altogether within the next few years. In 2021, SAT and ACT exam centers may extend fewer test date...

Deadline nears for tuition-free college applications Two weeks remain to join essential workers applying for tuition-free college From Staff Reports FacebookTwitterEmail Frontline workers are encouraged to take the next step in their educational journey and apply for free college tuition towards an associate degree or  certificate at community college by Dec. 31. (Courtesy Photo) LANSING – With the Futures for Frontliners application deadline approaching, frontline workers are encouraged to...

Two weeks remain to join more than 100,000 essential workers applying for tuition-free college Two weeks remain to join more than 100,000 essential workers applying for tuition-free college FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE    Two weeks remain to join more than 100,000 essential workers applying for tuition-free college   Futures for Frontliners application deadline is Dec. 31, state touts new regional career data and numerous opportunities for free education leading to high-demand, high-wage careers...