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SMITHVILLE – Regan Dunn understands that life is not a sprint, but rather a search for long-term balance. After all, his high school sports proved that sometimes it takes a little while for good things to happen. In the fall, Dunn played soccer and ran across the country. In theRead More →

Story by Deb Seminary, Contributing Author There were once nine schools in North Dakota offering summer programs for migrants. Currently two are offered in Grafton and Manvel for K-12 students (up to age 21) in migrant worker families. “There are fewer migrant workers coming to work in the fields, forRead More →

JACKSON, Wyo.– On Sunday, students and chaperones from Jackson Hole High School embarked on a week-long school trip to Tlaxcala, Mexico. The twin school trip, officially known as the Jackson-Tlaxcala Intercambio Ambassador program, aims to develop a greater connection between students at Jackson Hole High School and students at LaRead More →

TROY, NY – The Lansingburgh Central School District announced it will receive a grant for a 21st Century after-school program at Knickerbacker Middle School and Lansingburgh High School. The middle and high schools serve students in grades 6 through 12 in Lansingburgh. It will be funded by the New YorkRead More →

TROY, NY (NEWS10) — The Lansingburgh Central School District announced Friday that it will receive a grant for a 21st Century after-school program at Knickerbacker Middle School and Lansingburgh High School. Middle and high schools serve Lansingburgh’s sixth through twelfth graders. It will be funded by the New York StateRead More →

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The Quaker Kids of Newtown Quaker Meeting have done it again. At the first in-person dinner at the historic Quaker Meetinghouse since the COVID pandemic began two years ago, the Quaker Kids drew a cheering crowd who donated more than $3,300 to their designated charity. For the ninth time, theRead More →

A professor of international affairs launch a mentorship and financial aid workshop this summer for underrepresented political science students transitioning to graduate programs. Laila Sorurbakhsh, assistant professor of international affairs and principal researcher of the workshop, said the Breaking Barriers to Entry project will provide financial, academic and psychological supportRead More →

For more than four decades, the school has offered a specialized program to help deaf and hard of hearing students improve their speaking and ASL skills. TOLEDO, Ohio — A local school is doing what it can to ensure students of all abilities have access to learn and grow withRead More →

Middle school students in the Avondale Elementary School District continue to experience success through its accelerated high school program. As part of the accelerated program, students participate in high school algebra, band, choir and Spanish lessons in the supply school district, Agua Fria Union High School District. Participating institutions areRead More →

MASSENA — The Massena Central School District will add an elementary summer school program this year in addition to its regular middle and high school offerings. “The goal is to create and implement an elementary summer school that engages students in hands-on, project-based learning activities while learning and connecting foundationalRead More →

Crescent Montessori School, a Montessori elementary school that educates children ages 2.5 to 6 in Sonoma, is celebrating the launch of its afterschool program. Called MAS (Montessori After School), it is a first in the school’s 27-year history. MAS uses the Montessori program to engage children in a variety ofRead More →

NEWTOWN BOROUGH — The Quaker Kids of Newtown Quaker Meeting have done it again! At the first in-person dinner at the historic Quaker Meetinghouse since the COVID pandemic began two years ago, the Quaker Kids drew a cheering crowd who donated more than $3,300 to their designated charity. For theRead More →

Called ‘200 Automotive Technology – Advanced Tuning’, the new 14-week program teaches high-level tuning through a balanced program of hands-on lab learning and instructor-led lecture sessions. Covering everything from advanced engine dynamics and OEM system strategies to data analysis and aftermarket engine tuning, the new course builds on Hennessey’s “100Read More →

The Lodi Unified School District Bridge Program, the after-school service that provides academic support as well as enrichment and physical recreation activities, is currently offered on 27 elementary campuses. But next year, the district hopes to embark on a mission that will expand the program to all 37 of itsRead More →

Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg will donate millions of dollars to charter schools across the city to create a summer school program to help students overcome educational challenges resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. Bloomberg’s philanthropic organization will fund the bulk of a $50 million initiative that aims to pay state-funded butRead More →

(Bloomberg) – New York City is adding more than 1,000 places to its gifted and talented public schools program, expanding a controversial education program that Mayor Eric Adams pledged to restart last year during his campaign. “There will be a gifted and talented program in every school district in NewRead More →

Samsung introduced its new flagship global citizenship program Samsung Smart School in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV) schools across the country. Part of Samsung’s vision of “Together for tomorrow!” Enabling People’, aims to nurture the young leaders of tomorrow by enabling disadvantaged Indian students to access the benefits of digital education.Read More →

AUSTIN, TX, April 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The National Alliance of Insurance Education & Research welcomes Noelle Codispoti as IRB’s High School Program Director. The Certified Insurance Service Representative (CISR) High School Program enables students to earn a nationally recognized industrial designation before graduating, providing them with vital pre-career exposureRead More →

And they’ve made a few changes: bus transportation will no longer be available for students between the enrichment program location and their homes. Parents will be responsible for this if they choose to send their child to the after-school program. “We will work with families to make sure they canRead More →

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — New Haven Public Schools are beginning to educate students about substance abuse prevention in kindergarten. Until they graduate, students learn why drugs are bad for you. But some say that is not enough. Raymond Jackson works for City Hall but in his spare time heRead More →

A new program offered by the Chatham-Kent Children’s Treatment Center is helping young autistic children make the transition to school. “Children who come to us with developmental needs have so many skills and strengths. It’s up to us to find the strategies and the means to achieve that success,” saysRead More →

McMaster Children’s Hospital’s new school entry program will support children with autism like Conrad as they transition into kindergarten. Starting school is an important step for any child. Having extra support during the transition can make children with an autism diagnosis and their parents and guardians more confident to enterRead More →

George Washington Law and the Animal Legal Defense Fund Partner to Train Future Animal Law Teachers Only a handful of law schools now have animal rights programs (Reuters) – A new partnership between the George Washington University School of Law and the Animal Legal Defense Fund aims to transform animalRead More →

Administrators and teachers from the Allegheny Valley School District were able to enjoy a meal while donating to a good cause on Wednesday afternoon. The meal was part of empty bowls lunch, “a grassroots movement of artists and artisans in cities and towns around the world to raise money forRead More →

© Shutterstock The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) recently awarded nearly 180 schools across the state $8.2 million in planning, programming, and infrastructure grants that support the Safe Routes to School program. Safe Routes to School is an international program that improves safety and reduces traffic congestion around schools byRead More →

LONE TREE, Colo. (KDVR) – A Westminster-based program is taking homeschooling to a new level by bringing the classroom to students. 18-year-old Vanessa Sanchez and Charlize Medellin-Reyes are getting into the medical profession. “I want to become an RN, RN and study oncology, which is cancer,” Sanchez said. “I wantRead More →

A free after-school learning program for students at South Newton Elementary School recently opened. The program gives students access to tutors, educational tools and provides meals every day. The Ascension Youth Center, run by the In My Father’s House community support services network, opened in early January. The aim ofRead More →

By Mike Alford, NADA 2022 President As dealers, we all know that filling our pipeline with technicians is a challenge, which will be an area that dealers will navigate as the automotive industry transitions to electrification and dealerships determine the impact on their operations. . the National Institute for AutomotiveRead More →

Third and seventh grade students in the Vilonia School District participated in farm-to-school activities where they learned about food sources, how they are handled, and how these factors play on health and well-being. The two-week activities were developed by the University of Central Arkansas and sponsored by Healthy Flavors ArkansasRead More →

Border Patrol agents who visit schools to teach children about the risks of drugs and human trafficking have also begun to warn against attractive social media posts from cartels that promise easy money in exchange for migrant smuggling. “Social media has forced us to step up our game when itRead More →

Kimberly Martin Inasmuch as Oʻahu high school student with a lifelong passion for science, Kimberly Martin was perfect for the Earth-Planets-ʻIke-Kuleana (EPʻIK) Summer program at the University of Hawaii in Manoa. EPʻIK provides opportunities for secondary school students in Hawaii to become familiar with the sciences of the Earth andRead More →

CYPRESS, Texas (KTRK) – A Cy-Fair family says their child with special needs was heartbroken after not being able to participate in a school program due to what they believe is a growing shortage of teachers . The family say the 8-year-old was unable to participate because there was noRead More →

Adams Central Public Schools is seeing increased use of an after-school program partnership with the Hastings Family YMCA, the board of education said at its regular meeting on Monday. Conni Fritzler, director of the YMCA’s after-school program, said a total of 72 children are enrolled in the program. On average,Read More →

PHOENIX — Parents who think their kids need an academic boost can start signing up this week to send them to summer camp. But, for the most part, it won’t be the kind of place with boating and archery. Instead, it’s designed to help them catch up on what theyRead More →

MELROSE, MA — The school committee on Tuesday night approved a price increase for preschool and after-school programs, leading some members to worry about rising costs to local families. The price of after-school education stations for K-5 has increased by 50 cents per hour. The annual cost for 3:30 p.m.Read More →

COLUMBUS, Ohio — While leading an after-school program, an Ohio woman realized there was a greater need to serve the children in her community and took action. What do you want to know Ohio woman serves community children with after-school program on Saturday mornings DeAndra Harrison founded “Actions That MatterRead More →

BIG HORN — Beginning Monday, students, teachers and staff at Big Horn Middle School will kick off their One Book, One School program with guests from the community joining students in reading the first chapters of “Chop Wood Carry Water: How to Fall In Love with the process of becomingRead More →

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AUSTIN (KXAN) — A new music program formed by Dell Medical School, UT Health Austin and Ascension Seton launched on Monday. It’s called the Red River Ensemble — an orchestra which aims to fill hospital wards with music. The orchestra will train and perform at the Dell Seton Medical CenterRead More →

An after-school program specifically designed to address racial and economic disparities affecting black youth and empower them to be a positive change in their community has long-lasting effects on the behviour. The analysis looked at five years of data and compared the outcomes of students participating in regular after-school programsRead More →

SALT LAKE CITY —Governor Spencer Cox on Wednesday called on local businesses to tap into a promising workforce right here in Utah, especially in rural parts of the state. It is part of the Adopt-a-School Initiative. Some companies have already invested in students while they are in school and companiesRead More →

Tags: Civility and service, Education, Future prosperity, Opportunity, Rural issues SALT LAKE CITY (February 23, 2022) – Governor Spencer J. Cox and Talent Ready Utah, in partnership with the Utah State Board of Education, are pleased to announce the launch of the Utah Adopt-A-School program. Today, the Governor invited UtahRead More →

RAPID CITY, SD — This is the third year of Wall Meats’ Beef-to-School program and they’re going strong. Co-owner Ken Charfauros says he heard about the idea at a governors’ summit and presented the idea to the wall’s economic and agricultural committee. Schools in western South Dakota are taking note.Read More →

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — For Desert View High School senior Alehxia Apodaca, there is a special moment every teacher experiences. “Every teacher talks about their little light bulb moment,” she said. She said the first time she saw her blistering moment was when she was playing at school with herRead More →

James Moreno helps his cousin Ameila Moreno-Lopez organize a game of Jenga so they can play together while waiting for parents to pick them up from the YMCA afterschool program. The program helps families who want their children to be supervised after school while they are still at work. OLIVIARead More →

February 18, 2022 Contact: Kawana McGough, Office of Communications, Public Relations and Marketing Mills A Tuskegee University student is one of 277 students named a University Innovation Fellow (UIF) by Stanford University. The recipient, Ezekiel Mills, is majoring in materials science and engineering. The UIF program is a global programRead More →

MADISON- Madison Elks Lodge 1465 recently donated some $2,500 to the Educational Program for Disabled Children (EPOCH). Madison-based EPOCH is an after-school enrichment program for children and teens with special needs in the Madison area. Since 1972, the non-profit organization has provided unique opportunities for children who cannot participate inRead More →

IRVINE, Calif., February 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — MIND Research Institute has launched ST Math Immersiona summer school program as part of the award-winning program Mathematics ST family. This five-week program immerses K-5 students in rich math experiences that cover concepts critical to successful learning at the grade level. ST MathRead More →

After the Gophers women’s hockey team’s 8-2 victory over St. Thomas on Jan. 9, three players met near center ice to make up for it: Peyton Hemp of Minnesota and Maddy Clough and Maddie Jurgensen of the Tommies . All freshmen, all from Andover High School. It’s an impressive featRead More →

Part of Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds’ Future Ready Iowa initiative includes growing a skilled workforce in the state by connecting adults – and high school students – to education and life. training needed for careers. To achieve this goal, high schools in Iowa are expanding student access to technical educationRead More →

A Bibb County program designed to provide one-on-one mentoring and tutoring to elementary school students is back in action, thanks to a large donation from a local attorney. A $40,000 donation from Amy Witherite of the Witherite Law Group is supporting the Tubman Museum’s after-school program through the end ofRead More →

ALBANY, NY – Maria College has been named the 2021-22 Catholic Schools Liturgy Recipient by the Catholic Schools Office and the Albany Diocesan School Board. The Albany Diocesan School Board Community Partner Award was presented to Maria College for its College in High School Experience program with Bishop Maginn HighRead More →

“I think it’s very important that kids grow up on a farm and have kids on a farm. The sooner we can get the kids to the farm, the better,” said Jonathon Moser, owner of Forager Farm. Imagine all the corn, tomatoes and even cucumbers you see growing on farms,Read More →

Seminar on American Exceptionalism:The education of Ronald ReaganThe Childhood Home • Dixon, Illinois • May 6-7, 2022 This two-day program will give high school students insight into the people, places and ideas that shaped our 40th president as a young man, allowing them to better understand why and how RonaldRead More →

Alyssa Estrada, a fifth-grade student at Almond Elementary School in Fontana, works on a video project as part of the school’s Pacer Production Studios afterschool program. (Courtesy of Fontana Unified School District) Students at Almond Elementary School in Fontana are encouraged to put on their principal’s caps and shout “lights,Read More →

theCoderSchool at Centennial teaches its students strategies for keeping up with the digital world. CENTENNIAL, Colo. — An after-school computer coding program has worked hard to develop a helping hand for students learning the art of computer science. theCoderSchool at Centennial coaches students in the application of computer science toRead More →

TUSCALOOSA, AL — Stillman College and Southern Illinois University Carbondale signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday to help students enroll in and graduate from SIU Law School. Stillman College President Cynthia Warrick said the program will allow selected students to participate in a pre-law summer program to expose themRead More →

Tulsa Public Schools encourages all 8th graders in the district to apply to the district high school program. The program gives students the chance to earn college credit while in high school. It’s called the Earn a Degree, Earn a Graduate or EDGE program where students earn a high schoolRead More →

Authors of a new Journal of Professional Nursing The article provides strategic steps to build an infrastructure that supports innovation. For nurses to be at the forefront of innovation in health and health care, nursing education must think strategically about the skills and knowledge required by the next generation ofRead More →

NEW JERSEY – The New Jersey Department of Education does not track which or how many school districts in the state have started using the “test to stay,” the recently approved protocol that allows students exposed to the coronavirus to stay in class, as long as they test negative onRead More →

Like many children in the Power Hour after-school program at Caribou Community School, 10-year-old Benson Belanger is on a mission to learn French and forge stronger cultural ties with his family. CARIBOU, Maine — Like many children in the Power Hour after-school program at Caribou Community School, 10-year-old Benson BelangerRead More →

Early childhood education programs would be included in Nebraska’s farm-to-school program under a bill considered January 18 by the Education Committee. Senator Tom Brandt “data-image-caption=” The senator. Tom Brandt “data-medium-file=”http://update.legislature.ne.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/SenBrandt_inline-200×300.jpg” data-large-file=”http://update.legislature .ne.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/SenBrandt_inline.jpg” class=”size-medium wp-image-24402″ src=”http://update.legislature.ne. gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/xSenBrandt_inline-200×300.jpg.pagespeed.ic.HBQa3W_bOg.jpg” alt=”Sen. Tom Brandt” width=”200″ height=”300″ srcset=”http://update.legislature.ne.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/xSenBrandt_inline-200×300.jpg.pagespeed.ic.HBQa3W_bOg. jpg 200w, http://update.legislature.ne.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/xSenBrandt_inline.jpg.pagespeed.ic.3tSPf2nV8u.jpg 297w” sizes=”(max-width : 200px) 100vw,Read More →

A Tulsa state legislator is opening a new construction trades school for people leaving prison. State Senator Kevin Matthews said it’s about giving people who have served their sentences a fair chance to reintegrate into society. “A lot of people make mistakes and some of those people made mistakes thatRead More →

PARKERSBURG – The Highmark Foundation is accepting applications for its 2022-2023 School Grants and Scholarships Program. The rewards program will make $550,000 available for K-12 students in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The goal of the program is to create healthier school environments that experience positive, lasting, and lastingRead More →

BREWSTER, NY – Longview School in Brewster is launching an after-school program in February that will include virtual reality and game-based learning platforms. It will be open to all students in grades 5-10, both in Brewster and the surrounding community. It will take place in 8-week increments, three days aRead More →

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — Lights on, Peoria is a Peoria Public Schools weekend after-school program focused on escapism for students from Peoria High and Manual Academy. “We really want to give our students a place where they can come, where they can feel like they don’t have to be onRead More →

Getting vaccinated can be a scary prospect for any child. And the noise, crowds or pain of COVID vaccines may prevent some children with developmental disabilities from getting vaccinated. A team at UMass Chan School of Medicine said they broke through with a calmer, more personalized experience for people whoseRead More →

Luzerne County police officers are notifying schools if they encounter one of their students at a traumatic scene as part of a new “Handle With Care” initiative, county officials said. “The police are really on board with this, and we were so excited about their reaction to the program andRead More →

The program bridges the gap between school and home, helping kids new to America with everything from learning English to learning about culture. CHARLOTTE, NC — Imagine moving to the United States, not speaking the language, not knowing the culture, and trying to figure it all out during a pandemic.Read More →

In his compelling essay, “A future we must dare to imaginein the August 2020 print edition of JAMA NeurologyDr. Kate Martin of the Kirk Kerorian School of Medicine points out that much more needs to be done when it comes to the care and treatment of some of our mostRead More →

DESTIN, Fla. (WKRG) — Becoming a scuba diver sounds like a to-do list item, but here on the Gulf Coast, anyone can get certified. Emerald Coast Scuba in Destin has launched a new program taking kids into the underwater world for school credit. Santa Rosa County Animal Services will hostRead More →

An after-school program for immigrant and refugee students is expanding to a second site as these populations grow in Charlotte. OurBRIDGE for Kids is opening a site for up to 50 middle school students at the Methodist Home Recreation Center on Shamrock Road. It’s just a few blocks from theRead More →

SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) – It was a rewarding day for students at the Career and Technical Education Academy as they organized something special – throwing a traditional Thanksgiving meal for the children in the Elementary Immersion Program at Jane Addams. Janelle Whempner, a culinary instructor at CTE Academy, saysRead More →