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This month, Governor Burgum and Lieutenant Governor Tammy Miller are handing out big awards to the many men and women who serve North Dakota.

Graduating District 11 high school seniors will now have the opportunity to get a free ride to Pikes Peak State College.

Megan Riddle was awarded $1,000 as a Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar.

Santa Barbara City College welcomes over 11,000 students to its campus for the first week of school. The number is expected to go up with additional enrollments in person and on line.

“We were here at 7:00 in the morning, and so was the entire dorm.”

Governors and other state leaders are concerned about the current labor shortage, occurring during a time when many skilled workers are underemployed or even unemployed. Skills-based approaches to hiring and recruiting can shift that dynamic—making pathways to good careers accessible to a wider segment of the workforce and opening up new pools of talent for employers.

Despite being lauded as a LeBron James-founded institution, I Promise School is not a private or charter school.

The San Diego Community College District launched an aggressive marketing campaign for adult students.

As the debate over student loan debt and the high cost of college continues in Washington, D.C., the New Hampshire community college system is advancing programs that benefit both the

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