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Colleges Reinstating The ACT/SAT Should Add A Program Like This Too - Vimarsana News

Colleges Reinstating The ACT/SAT Should Add A Program Like This Too

As several elite colleges reinstate the ACT or SAT as an admission requirement, more programs that identify and nurture talented, but underserved, students are essential.

Source: forbes.com
High School Scholars from Underserved Communities Nationwide Recognized for High Achievement in College Courses Offered by Nation's Top Universities - Vimarsana News

High School Scholars from Underserved Communities Nationwide Recognized for High Achievement in College Courses Offered by Nation's Top Universities

/PRNewswire/ -- The National Educational Equity Lab (Ed Equity Lab), an education justice nonprofit that works to bridge the gap between high school and...

Local students honored nationally for top performance in college courses - Vimarsana News

Local students honored nationally for top performance in college courses

Eighteen Henry County Schools students were named to the National Educational Equity Lab (Ed Equity Lab) Spring 2023 Honor Society.

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Announces New Grants Dedicated to College Access and Academic Excellence - Vimarsana News

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Announces New Grants Dedicated to College Access and Academic Excellence

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation announced over $1.7 million in new grant funding to support nine organizations dedicated to closing...

Some IPS students can earn college credit from Harvard - Vimarsana News

Some IPS students can earn college credit from Harvard

Some of the most prestigious higher institutions in the country are providing dual-credit instruction at no cost to juniors and seniors in the Indianapolis Public Schools district, for the first time in Indiana. IPS is the first Indiana school district to begin this partnership.

Source: wfyi.org