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Canadas Royal Winnipeg Ballet School Professional Division, in the wake of the ballet companys November performances of "The Nutcracker" at Fayettevilles Walton Arts Center, will hold free interactive master classes for students in academic eighth grade and older — with later classes for adults — in the Starr Theater at the center.

One of only two U.S.-based auditions for the Royal Winnipeg Ballet will be right here in Fayetteville.

One of only two U.S.-based auditions for the Royal Winnipeg Ballet will be right here in Fayetteville.

The Hemas Outreach Foundation (HOF) together with the National Secretariat of the Early Childhood Care and Development of the Ministry of Women and Child Affairs  successfully conducted its annual Teacher Training Program for the 21st consecutive year.  The  three-day residential training program, conducted in Sinhala and Tamil  by renowned trainers was  attended by over 100...

German Gomez is director of TESOL and STEM education for World Learning. He spoke to us about how his team often collaborates with SIT, the importance of cultural immersion instruction when teaching English to refugees, and the intersection of TESOL and STEM education. What is your role at World Learning? I am the director of TESOL and STEM education. […]

Complaint says donation-based organization 'Yoga to the People' generated over $20m in revenue for a decade while evading taxes and exploiting young teachers

"Yoga to the People" had operated studios in Arizona, California, and Florida. Three of its leaders have been arrested for alleged tax fraud.

Three leaders of a multimillion dollar international yoga network that promoted itself as “Yoga to the People” before closing down amid published reports that it operated like a cult were arrested Wednesday in Washington State

The complaint said the defendants evaded taxes by failing to keep corporate books by accepting yoga students’ payments in cash, sometimes collected in tissue boxes passed around during classes, and by paying yoga teachers in cash and “off the books.”