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The pioneering Transform Rhode Island Scholarship has found its first ever recipient in Mariam Kaba, a sophomore at Woonsocket High School’s Career and

The Ellwood City Area Historical Society received its replica trolley from the Lawrence County Career and Technical Center.

WOONSOCKET – As the 2021-2022 school year comes to a close, the top 10 graduates out of Woonsocket exemplify what it means to persevere and focus in the face of

Surgical technology will be cut, while dental assistance and practical nursing will remain. Youngstown Schools CEO Justin Jennings says surgical tech now requires students receive an associates degree

For the most part, Pennsylvania’s firefighter and emergency medical technician shortages have become more dire each year. Almost all (96.8%) of the commonwealth’s firefighters are...

Jennings says the program needed to be cut because Choffin does not offer associates degrees for the program

SUMMIT The Boyd County Board of Education on Tuesday named the firms that will head up upcoming construction projects and approved a district wide pay raise.

Here are some options for summer programming for children and teens in the areas of athletics, academics and arts around Jackson.

The LCCTC will unveil a replica trolley that students have been working on for the Ellwood City Area Historical Society.

Friends, family and former students of a beloved teacher at the Connellsville Area Career and Technical Center helped five students with a one-time memorial scholarship in her name.