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Dumping Your Heart Out: "Trauma Dumping" in College Application Essays - Vimarsana News

Dumping Your Heart Out: "Trauma Dumping" in College Application Essays

Exploring the advantages and pitfalls of writing the Common Application personal statement about traumatic experiences.

Financial literacy enters classrooms | News, Sports, Jobs - Williamsport Sun-Gazette - Vimarsana News

Financial literacy enters classrooms | News, Sports, Jobs - Williamsport Sun-Gazette

Ligonier Valley financial literacy teacher Martin Hickey often hears from students about how his classes have impacted their lives, but one response from a form

Financial Literacy in the Classroom - Vimarsana News

Financial Literacy in the Classroom

With rising college tuition, inflation and other financial challenges, it’s important for students to be prepared for the future. One PA teacher is preparing her students with financial literacy and h

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Show me the money: Teachers, education experts advocate for financial literacy - Vimarsana News

Show me the money: Teachers, education experts advocate for financial literacy

Ligonier Valley financial literacy teacher Martin Hickey often hears from students about how his classes have impacted their lives, but one response from a former pupil sticks with him. “One of the kids I had in my class, I happened to see him in the street … and he goes,

'College Now' program gives high school students a chance to earn early associate's degree - Vimarsana News

'College Now' program gives high school students a chance to earn early associate's degree

When Jacinda Floyd first heard about the “College Now” program at Westmoreland County Community College during her freshman year at Franklin Regional Senior High School, she said she “kind of overlooked it.” “I was thinking, ‘I’m a freshman and have a lot of time to go before college,’” Floyd said.