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LCC offers high school juniors and seniors a jump-start on college education

Lane Community College offers tuition-free course for high school students

LCC said they are offering high school juniors, seniors, and GED students a tuition-free course in spring or summer term as a way to get a head start on their

LCC offers high school juniors and seniors a jump-start on college education

LCC offers high school juniors and seniors a jump-start on college education

High schoolers who are looking to get a head start on their college education are getting the chance to do just that at Lane Community College (LCC).LCC is offe

Wenatchee Valley Follies Guild Helps Elementary Kids in Need

Back in February, the Follies 75th Anniversary Show opened to a great crowd, who helped raise $80,000. This money was earmarked to support the needs of children in the valley.

Program helps rising kindergartners develop skills for success

Wilkes Community Partnership for Children recently joined with Wilkes County Schools to offer Camp Jump Start at C.C. Wright and North Wilkesboro elementary schools to provide students with experiences that

Home Base Collaborative Expands Therapeutic Services to Schools

School to Home Connections' comprehensive approach to student success bridges educational gap by including families.

SCVNews.com | State Education Department to Launch Educator Trainings, Grants to Address Equity

SACRAMENTO — The California Department of Education is launching additional virtual educator trainings and mini-grants designed to address equity gaps, strengthen distance learning, and support students’ social-emotional wellness during the pandemic, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond said Tuesday. The latest professional development webinars and the new grant opportunities are the latest efforts to build on the CDE’s training, guidance, and direct assistance provided to schools and educators throughout the months-long pandemic. “Like all educators, I am concerned about the pandemic’s continued impact on our students, especially those students already pushed to the margins by historic and systemic inequities that have existed for generations and created persistent barriers to educational opportunity,” said Thurmond. “We know that until we eradicate the COVID-19 virus, some forms of remote learning will remain necessary in the weeks and months ahead for our schools to continue safe teaching and learning. That means we must continue putting resources into supporting our educators who are going above and beyond to engage all students.”