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The Upper Adams School District Board renewed a college advising program that has “changed the culture of our high school in ways you can’t imagine,” district Superintendent Wesley Doll said.

Two years after Russia invaded their country, five Ukrainian refugee families are living in Westmoreland County through a Catholic Diocese of Greensburg mission, an initiative to help them get a fresh start while easing the region’s worker shortage. “It is my prayer that when we, the ecumenical, business and community

MADISON, Wis.- To help address the statewide shortage of teachers, Edgewood College has partnered with the Madison Metropolitan School District on a program they say is removing the obstacles of

Immigrants rights advocates are pushing back on a flurry of bills in the Iowa Legislature they said would create discriminatory policies targeting migrant communities. Iowa lawmakers are considering bills that critics claim could potentially destabilize the states workforce, create additional barriers for low-income families and threaten support networks for people seeking safety. Erica Johnson, executive director of the Iowa Migrant Movement for Justice, said anti-immigrant rhetoric typically...

As the war marks its second anniversary, families reflect on the hard journey of finding work in the US, learning a new language and regaining a sense of peace

SELLERSBURG – On Thursday, Secretary of State Diego Morales was welcomed back to his alma mater, Silver Creek High School. Secretary Morales legally immigrated to Clark County with his family in high school.  He’s always taken immense pride in what he calls the ‘Best small town in America,’ ...

In a review of the first year of Georgia’s BEST program, which allows Cobb County School District educators to obtain graduate degrees for free from the University of West Georgia,

WARREN TWP. – Three Watchung Hills Regional High School (WHRHS) staff members have been honored this year for their hard work and dedication through state recognition.

Rep. Ben Toma, R-Peoria, Speaker of the Arizona House, has introduced legislation with hopes to curtail illegal immigration and save Arizonans big in welfare benefits but a coalition of business leaders and Democratic lawmakers are speaking out, saying it will hurt the state economy. Businesses in the state already use the federal E-Verify program to check the immigration status of potential and current employees. ...

PETALING JAYA: Shuttler M. Thinaah has as good as qualified for the Paris Olympics in July but she know she has to raise her game further.