DENVER, March 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Today, the Child Safety Network™ (“CSN”), America’s leading child and youth safety organization for more than 30 years, publicly announced the winners of the 2022 Colorado Student Protection Award. The awards were presented last Thursday at the Colorado Association of School Boards Winter LegislativeRead More →
Dr. Leona Lopez, director of Veterans and Military Student Services, recalls trying to navigate college as a first-generation Latinx student at Colorado State University Pueblo and then the University of southern Colorado. Without a strong support system, she made decisions that set her back in her studies. She didn’t likeRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Local News Tenants’ rights groups in London are criticizing City Hall for saying it would not release the results of an investigation into a near-fatal fire at a crowded student bungalow in the city’s northeast. Publication date : February 15, 2022 • 33 minutes ago • 5 minuteRead More →
The debate over whether President Biden can and should write off trillions in student loan debt is heating up, now that his legislative agenda appears to be running out of steam. Congressional Republicans are already lining up to oppose any further measures to relieve federally-backed student debt borrowers, Rep. VirginiaRead More →
Editor’s Note: This is breaking news and will be updated as the new university receives additional information and quotes. An anonymous student within the ASUCI Student Services Office provided New University Ma’s full resignation letter, which is referenced throughout the article. A fourth-year double major in political science and ChineseRead More →
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — The Bethlehem Area School Board on Monday recognized and honored the district’s outgoing Director of Student Services and Minority Affairs, Vivian Robledo. After 23 years serving Bethlehem Public Schools, Robledo will retire from the district and head to a new position as Executive Director of The NextRead More →
The coronavirus pandemic continues to escalate in Kansas, forcing more than a dozen schools to cancel classes as state regulators ease education requirements to become a substitute teacher. With Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, educators expressed hope that the closures combined with the three-day holiday weekend will stemRead More →
With the help of Tyler ISD, a new law has been established that will make it easier to train high school students who wish to pursue a plumbing education, allowing them to join the industry right after graduation. Tyler ISD was instrumental in passing legislation allowing students to obtain aRead More →
TYLER, Texas (KETK) – Tyler ISD helped pass new legislation that will allow high school students to obtain a Tradesman Limited plumber’s license after completing the required number of CTE plumbing courses in high school and through then passed the examination of the Council of State. . East Texas communityRead More →
FAIRFIELD, AL – Miles College announced on Monday that it has received a $ 250,000 grant from the Regions Foundation to help cover student tuition and pay for scholarship opportunities as students continue their education at Miles. The Fondation des Régions is a non-profit initiative which is mainly funded byRead More →
WAUPUN – Wendi Dawson, Director of Student Services for the Waupun Area School District, received the Administrator of the Year award from the Wisconsin Council of Special Services Administrators. It is the highest honor of the group. As part of the appointment process, she received letters of support from herRead More →
WAUPUN — Wendi Dawson, director of student services for the Waupun Area School District, received the Administrator of the Year award from the Wisconsin Board of Special Services Administrators. It is the group’s highest honor. As part of the nomination process, she received letters of support from her superintendent, co-workersRead More →
On November 4, the Student Services Finance Committee met to discuss funding for student organizations and to vote to amend budgets. The SSFC is Madison’s Associate Student Allowance arm. According to the ASM website, Wisconsin state law states that students have the right to monitor the allocation of separate fees.Read More →
Albert Lea’s school board heard presentations on World’s Best Workforce program on Monday as well as data from the most recent MCA tests. In showcasing the world’s best workforce, Mary Jo Dorman, Executive Director of Teaching and Learning, and Julie Eaton, Coordinator of Teaching and Learning, presented the board withRead More →
“Access to services and education is part of our mission at College of the Desert,” said Dr. Jessica Enders, Acting Executive Director of Institutional Advancement at the College of the Desert. “We want to make sure that we provide easily accessible services to students across the valley, regardless of theirRead More →
The student services fee faces a budget shortfall of around $ 2 million for fiscal year 2022, which has prompted various callbacks for organizations that benefit from the fee, said Max Harman, chief executive officer of the Biochemistry and Global Food Systems and Chair of the Student Services Fee Committee.Read More →
The Colorado College community and the city of Colorado Springs celebrated a historic moment on Saturday with the major donors who made it possible. At the dedication ceremony for CC’s new Ed Robson Arena and Mike and Barbara Yalich Student Services Center, which will benefit both the college and theRead More →
Russ Baldwin | Sep 07, 2021 | Comments 0 (LAMAR, Colorado) – Lamar Community College (LCC) is pleased to announce the hiring of Dr. Janet Steinkamp as Acting Vice President of University and Student Services. Steinkamp will hold the position while the college conducts its national search for someone toRead More →
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Teachers union sends advice to teachers after a “sudden surge” in Freedom of Information (FOI) demands on 2021 assessment practices. The large number of Freedom of Information requests from parents and students in Scotland is a sign of the “concern and confusion ”about the Alternative Certification Model (ACM) – establishedRead More →
FORT WAYNE, Indiana (WANE) – Applications are now open for two funding opportunities for nursing students in Northeast Indiana. Questa Education Foundation has announced its partnership with Parkview Health to provide loan grants to nursing students who are within two years of obtaining their Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)Read More →
TALLAHASSEE, Florida – Although not yet signed by Governor Ron DeSantis, the new state budget receives high marks from educators. A mix of federal funds and a recovering economy made up for what was going to be a dismal year for funding. On the opening day of the legislature, theRead More →
WWe have heard the assertion time and time again: Charters are a form of specialized education that may not be able to meet the needs of large segments of the population, some people say. These critics claim that while public charter schools might be able to achieve good results byRead More →
Colorado College received a donation of $ 500,000 from the Inasmuch Foundation for the Mike and Barbara Yalich Student Service Center. The new student services center will be adjacent to the Ed Robson Arena and honor the legacy and contributions of alumni Barbara Neeley Yalich ’53 and her late husbandRead More →
Conducting “equity-conscious evaluation” is the focus of a new report by the National Institute for the Assessment of Learning Outcomes (NILOA) which examines existing practices and recommends changes to meet the needs of an increasingly diverse student population. The month of January 2020 report“A New Decade for Assessment: Embedding EquityRead More →
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – When Kai Mangiaracina, junior at Purdue University, hit the submit button for his application to the university Back a Boiler – ISA Fund for the current academic year, he had no idea his was going to become the 1,000th contract in the program. He also hadRead More →
The La Cañada Unified School District has outdone itself once again, continuing to improve its academic performance and overtaking other high-performing local school districts to top the state’s rankings in English and finish second in math, according to test results released this week by the California Department. education.California Assessment ofRead More →
The painful art of cutting a college or university’s budget—often in an effort to protect core academic programs while choosing which support services to cut—may have become a little more difficult. A forthcoming working paper by Cornell University graduate student Douglas Webber and Ronald Ehrenberg, director of the Cornell HigherRead More →