Pennsbury Education Association responds to board president’s statement

The Pennsbury Education Association (PEA) has responded to a statement by Greg Lucidi, president of the Pennsbury School Board, which he read at the Aug. 19 special board meeting.

Education minister practises deadly neglect

I'd love to see a good audit of education funding and spending in Vancouver, but only if it asks the right questions.

College to offer full scholarship

FRONT ROYAL -- Christendom College is holding a scholarship competition for prospective 2011 freshmen.

College to offer full scholarship

FRONT ROYAL -- Christendom College is holding a scholarship competition for prospective 2011 freshmen.

CET’s online science curriculum helping fill education gaps

The Center for Educational Technologies at Wheeling Jesuit University is testing online science courses with high school students in Maryland. The program is helping the center develop new curriculum for distribution across the country.

Education advocate enters race

Jamie King has spent the last few years advocating for education in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Now he’s taking that passion for his community and channeling it in a new direction: a seat on town council.

Students' artwork included in calendar

The North Platte Telegraph Two students from Hershey have had their artwork selected for inclusion in the 2011 "Nebraska: Don't Waste It" environmental calendar. Courtney Laubner, seventh grade, and Shianne Hoatson, sixth grade, both attend Hershey Public Schools.

Students can get help with What’s Next? program

High school students who want to boost their ACT scores or who would like to learn about financial aid options for college can get some assistance this weekend as part of What’s Next?, an educational enrichment program of the Avenue U YMCA.

College soccer: Lakeland wins big

The Lakeland College womens soccer team got its first win of the season, routing Mount Mary 9-0 on Thursday.

Students arrested at two Vineland schools

VINELAND -- Two students were arrested Wednesday on weapons offenses at two different city schools.

Education commisioner gets an earful in Barre

BARRE — Officials in the two-town, three-school Barre Supervisory Union told Education Commissioner Armando Vilaseca on Thursday that he missed the mark when proposing a “voluntary budget reduction target” that recommends they collectively cut more than $525,000 in school spending for the coming fiscal year. ... - By David Delcore Staff Writer

Education chief says feds looking at teacher bias claims

PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona’s education chief says the federal government has launched an investigation into whether the state discriminates against teachers who are nonnative English speakers.

College Football Independents League Forming With Notre Dame, BYU, and Others?

Is there an NCAA College Football Independents League (NFIL, CFIL, or FIL) forming with Notre Dame, BYU, and others? The answer is likely "Yes." Why? Schools like Notre Dame and Brigham Young University (BYU)—already announced or are independents—along with Stanford, Duke, Southern Methodist University (SMU), Baylor, Boston College, and others that have high academic standards and nationwide ...

Students on waitlist get D spots

Parking Services began contacting students on the waitlist for D reserved-parking lots Tuesday; Kent Frazier said 15 spaces per reserved lot were sold to waiting students.

College football roundup: Auburn edges Mississippi State

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College offers courses to community

Williston State Collegeâs Division of Continuing Education has announced the fall 2010 community education class schedule. Class offerings cover a wide variety of topics, including computer and Web training, health and wellness, finance and money, languages and art, obedience training for dog, food and entertaining, photography, first aid/CPR, as well as many online classes.

College's Basketball Season Ends Before First Game

Dozens of students at a Manhattan college who thought they were going there to not only get an education, but to also play on the school's basketball team are now facing a season that's over before it... Basketball - Manhattan College - Education - Sports - College

Education Minister sees devastation

The Minister of Education has received a first hand look at the extent of the earthquake damage at one Christchurch school.

COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL: Cobbers sweep Jamestown College

Concordia swept Jamestown College 25-22, 25-17, 26-24 in nonconference college volleyball at Memorial Auditorium.

Students Get College Credits While In High School

PHARR - Students at PSJA North are taking advantage of the some educational and money-saving opportunities. Two years ago Principal Narciso Garica made some changes and began offering his high school students the option to take college course. Students at PSJA North can have dual enrollment at the school and at college. When the program was first introduced about 140 students signed up. Today ...

Students sticking close to home

Students are sticking close to home to save money. That's hurting an area university.

Students flee burning bus at Bacchus Marsh

FOURTEEN students were forced to evacuate a school bus that caught fire near Bacchus Marsh yesterday morning.

Education Management Corporation Urges Department of Education to Reconsider Gainful Employment Rule

Education Management Corporation , one of the largest providers of post-secondary education in North America, today provided an official response to the U.S. Department of Education's proposed rule defining "Gainful Employment."

Students ready for road trip

STUDENTS from Cloncurry could hardly contain their excitement as they boarded a bus yesterday morning bound for the Gold Coast. The Year 6 students were bubbling over with enthusiasm despite

Students turn in classmate accused of Facebook threat

Students get lesson in civic politics

Some Winnipeg students received a lesson in civic politics as they started their academic year by addressing a committee at City Hall.

College students return to Camosun

College returns Second year dental hygienist students Ginenne Lloyd, left, and Samantha Flynn enjoy Johnny cakes from the Reef Restaurant tent at a celebration marking the first day of school at Camosun College in Saanich.

COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY: Ten teams enter Pier Park Invitational

Top college cross-country runners will fill Pier Park on Friday for the annual invitational race. The event starts at 4 p.m., with women covering 6,000 meters. The men will run their 8,000-meter race begins at 4:45 p.m. Ten teams will compete: the University of Portland, Portland State, Clackamas ...

College Corner: Alternatives for higher education

Laura Santana graduated from UCLA earlier this year. Last week’s College Corner introduced the U.C. and Cal State school systems, and this week details the many alternatives for higher education, including community college, vocational/trade schools, and private schools.