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Community college: Team teaching offers students a path to success - Vimarsana News

Community college: Team teaching offers students a path to success

How can community college students master basic skills and prepare for jobs at the same time? Washington state offers a model that supports success. Part of the Saving the College Dream series.

To help students, Washington community colleges provide double the teachers - Vimarsana News

To help students, Washington community colleges provide double the teachers

EVERETT — Terrica Purvis squinted through goggles as her hands carefully guided a pipette full of indigo-tinted fluid into clear glass test tubes.

To help students, some colleges provide double the teachers - Vimarsana News

To help students, some colleges provide double the teachers

Teachers say students who need extra help in subjects such as algebra can struggle to learn if the content is taught in an abstract, isolated manner

Lessons for Living: Next steps in Adult Education Changes Lives - Valencia County News-Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Lessons for Living: Next steps in Adult Education Changes Lives - Valencia County News-Bulletin

The role education plays in life is different for everyone, and the opportunity is available for those who want a better future for themselves and their families.The Next Steps Adult Education Center offers support to adults to strengthen their core academic skills and meet personal, educational and career goals.

Capital Workforce Partners receives $600K grant in for reentry programs - Vimarsana News

Capital Workforce Partners receives $600K grant in for reentry programs

Capital Workforce Partners announced this week it received $595,418 in federal funding for its career training, job placement and support services programs for those leaving prison and reentering society. CWP said the almost $600,000 in federal funds will support the organization’s Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training (BEST Chance) program, which provides manufacturing, construction, carpentry and culinary training for those returning from incarceration. The program has an emphasis on 18- to 24-year-olds in the Hartford area.