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Learning 'Acceleration' Is Hard to Do. These Districts Are Tackling the Challenge - Vimarsana News

Learning 'Acceleration' Is Hard to Do. These Districts Are Tackling the Challenge

Despite the buzz, acceleration hasn’t proved to be as popular as other learning-recovery strategies.

Source: edweek.org
Texarkana College alum's $10M gift will endow engineering scholarships at University of Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Texarkana College alum's $10M gift will endow engineering scholarships at University of Arkansas

A former Texarkana College graduate's gift will open the way for others to receive an engineering education at the University of Arkansas.

$10M planned gift by UA alumnus to boost College of Engineering - Vimarsana News

$10M planned gift by UA alumnus to boost College of Engineering

The University of Arkansas-Fayetteville College of Engineering said it will be able to attract more top-tier faculty and researchers, provide modern equipment in teaching labs and financially support students through a $10 million planned gift from alumnus Rick Moore.

Alumnus Gives $10 Million to Benefit Chemical Engineering Department - Vimarsana News

Alumnus Gives $10 Million to Benefit Chemical Engineering Department

Chemical engineering alumnus Rick Moore’s planned gift will provide scholarships giving preference to Arkansas students and those who work. 

Source: uark.edu
CT construction contractor among those imprisoned and fined in expansive state-wide bid-rigging conspiracy - Vimarsana News

CT construction contractor among those imprisoned and fined in expansive state-wide bid-rigging conspiracy

Gary DeVoe of Bethlehem was one of four men and three companies convicted of dividing industrial insulation contracts at projects valued at $39 million in government and private projects among themselves.