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Foremost on their minds is the planned consolidation of the colleges. Chaired by state Rep. Holly Cheeseman, R-East Lyme, and state Sen. Rick Lopes, D-New

News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia

They include autism and behavioural support specialists; school psychologists and speech language pathologists; and African Nova Scotian and Mi'kmaq student support workers

A closer look at school board results in the vastly influential Philadelphia suburbs challenges any decisive electoral storyline.

Taylor Bend to Benefit From New Programs That Deliver an Experience That Inspires and Equips Residents to Thrive in all Areas of Life...

Officials: Pandemic wont delay CT community college merger FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Views of the Housatonic Community College campus, in Bridgeport, Conn. April 4, 2018.Ned Gerard / Hearst Connecticut Media file photoShow MoreShow Less 2of3 3of3 The COVID-19 pandemic won’t delay the Connecticut state college system’s plans to merge its 12 community colleges by the 2023-24 school year, officials say. In a report to its regional higher education accreditation agency, Connecticut State Colleg...

In a June 6 editorial the Register editorial board criticized Gov. Kim Reynolds’ vision for education in Iowa. During the legislative session, Reynolds made students a priority and she led the nation in requiring Iowa schools to offer the option of 100% in-person learning. By advancing more parental choice in education, Reynolds is placing families first. Education should not be about school bureaucracy, but rather creating the best opportunities, reducing barriers, and focusing on outcomes...

Berufssuche während Corona: Bei den „Recruiting Days“ der Stadt Wolfsburg treffen Schülerinnen und Schüler auf Ausbildungsbetriebe, die ein Praktikum, eine Einstiegsqualifizierung oder eine Ausbildung anbieten.

Why are hedge fund billionaires who've funded pro-Trump Republicans pouring money into NYC's Democratic primary?

CSCU consolidation Dear legislators: What might arguably be the most important moment in the long, contentious history of Students First and the Board of Regent’s controversial community college consolidation plan occurred on March 11 at a Higher Education and Employment Advancement Committee meeting. In the four years I was chair of this committee, I’ve heard Students First spoken of positively about only in these presentations by your administration. I think I took one single meeting with...