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'The Great Awakening': While Students Flee Public Universities, Christian Schools Are Only Getting Bigger - Vimarsana News

'The Great Awakening': While Students Flee Public Universities, Christian Schools Are Only Getting Bigger

Christian colleges and universities are seeing an increase in enrollment despite the national enrollment rate of college students ...

'The great awakening': As students flee public universities, Christian colleges only get bigger - Vimarsana News

'The great awakening': As students flee public universities, Christian colleges only get bigger

Christian colleges and universities are seeing an increase in enrollment despite the national enrollment rate of college students being on a decline, higher education experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

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'The Great Awakening': While Students Flee Public Universities, Christian Schools Are Only Getting Bigger - Vimarsana News

'The Great Awakening': While Students Flee Public Universities, Christian Schools Are Only Getting Bigger

College national enrollment may be on a downward trend, but christian colleges and universities appear to be making significant strides in boosting their numbers.

BOE chair, others praise teachers amid controversy - Vimarsana News

BOE chair, others praise teachers amid controversy

Oak Ridge Board of Education Chairman Keys Fillauer praised the school system's staff as its "cornerstone" at the end of a meeting.