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Carson High to celebrate CTE Month with Governor Sisolak Thursday - Vimarsana News

Carson High to celebrate CTE Month with Governor Sisolak Thursday

Students and educators at Carson High School will celebrate national Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month in an invitation-only event with a special visit from Nevada State Governor Steve Sisolak, Thursday, Feb. 7 at 8:45 a.m. in Senator Square at Carson High School. Event seating begins at 8:30 a.m. with the Governor’s address at 8:45 a.m.

Schools grapple with dwindling enrolment in CTEVT diploma programmes - Vimarsana News

Schools grapple with dwindling enrolment in CTEVT diploma programmes

Experts call for setting up a quality assurance mechanism to ensure quality supervision and licensing for graduates of diploma courses.

House panel decision on nursing colleges lands in controversy - Vimarsana News

House panel decision on nursing colleges lands in controversy

The committee directive, which allows nursing colleges without their own building to resume instruction, has divided committee members.

SA schooling system promotes excellence at every level - Vimarsana News

SA schooling system promotes excellence at every level

Every year people attack the Basic Education Department, many with little or no factual information to back usually baseless arguments.

Race, gender and science: Should positionality statement 'identity biographies' be mandatory on science research papers? - Vimarsana News

Race, gender and science: Should positionality statement 'identity biographies' be mandatory on science research papers?

In a November article in Science magazine, journalist Rachael Zamzow informs us that many social scientists believe that every published paper should