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AUBURN - The Center for Workforce and Professional Development at Central Maine Community College (CMCC) is partnering with area employers and service providers to recruit candidates interested in completing their CompTIA Security + Certificate. Information and registration for the free program is available at centralmaine.cc/workforceapply. The 60-hour course runs in-person for one week and one

US health insurer Cigna is in talks to merge with peer Humana, a deal that could exceed $60 billion in value and would be certain to attract fierce antitrust scrutiny.

Today, Clayful announced its official launch to bring on-demand mental health support to students where and when they need it. With $7M in funding led by Reach Capital (Nearpod, ClassDojo, Epic, Newsela), the team of K-12 educators, education tech pioneers, mental health professionals, clinical advisors, and parents is providing modern, proactive mental health solutions to students in K-12 schools by connecting them with a human coach within 60 seconds. The chat-based approach extends...

Wabash College has joined a partnership designed to help students explore multiple disciplines in the tech industry guided by active professionals. The partnership links Wabash and five other …

A professor of Education and Development, Prof. Ato Essuman, has warned of many private universities collapsing in the next five-10 years if they...

Aiming to revolutionize education for young minds, the company extends beyond its UK roots, bringing many unique educational experiences to children worldwide.

Grants were awarded in the Jamestown region.

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, Childrens Hospital of Philadelphias Center for Violence Prevention (CVP) celebrates its 10th anniversary, recognizing significant...

So, if you're trying to make those Christmas family plans, or even trying to get away this year for the holiday, here are the Christmas schedules for the school systems in our area.

The Mason City Community School Board of Education at its Nov. 20 reorganization meeting retired the former board, reconvening with four new members after their election on Nov. 7.