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Pikes Peak State College is increasing its concurrent enrollment opportunities and support services for the Pikes Peak area’s Hispanic and Latino high school students through a two-year pilot program, the
D-11 administrators recognized and presented their teachers each with a gift of $11,000 through the newly announced Teacher Impact Award. Funded through The Dakota Foundation, the award is given to educators whose students have demonstrated more than one year’s growth within a single school year, as evidenced by school data.
Jose Martinez, a senior at Senn High School in Chicago, wants to teach someday — maybe English. He’s applied to several top colleges in Illinois, but for now, he’s in limbo, unable to complete the financial aid forms he’ll need to attend. A newly-revamped online application requires at least one parent to independently log in […]
The local nonprofit Peak Education, which helps get low income students through college, is getting a $200,000 grant from Chick-fil-A.
The first session held to allow people with outstanding warrants to get them cleared, held Sept. 15, was a raging success, with 386 people showing up at the El Paso