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Decline In Black Postsecondary Learners Sparks New National Initiative - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

Decline In Black Postsecondary Learners Sparks New National Initiative - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

From 2011 to 2019, the state saw a 35 percent decline in Black learners in higher education – about 3,000 students – and from 2019 to 2020, West Virginia saw another 10 percent decline. This is according to Martha Snyder, the managing director of Postsecondary Education Transformation with HCM Strategies.

California Community Colleges await a new chancellor - Vimarsana News

California Community Colleges await a new chancellor

The California Community College system is on the verge of announcing a new chancellor.

Dual enrollment can be costly for community colleges - Vimarsana News

Dual enrollment can be costly for community colleges

A new analysis shows dual-enrollment programs can be costly for community colleges—unless they’re carefully designed.

More Community Colleges In California Will Soon Have Housing - Vimarsana News

More Community Colleges In California Will Soon Have Housing

Demand is growing for community colleges in California with housing. Two completed projects give a glimpse of what's ahead.

Source: laist.com
'It's a big removal of a barrier': What housing at California's community colleges looks like • Long Beach Post News - Vimarsana News

'It's a big removal of a barrier': What housing at California's community colleges looks like • Long Beach Post News

The state plans to spend $2.2 billion on student housing over three years, and a dozen community colleges have already been awarded construction grants totaling more than $500 million to build new dorms or expand existing ones.

Source: lbpost.com