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Indianola School Board to Discuss Year-Round School Program | KNIA KRLS Radio – The One You Can Count On The Indianola School Board meets in regular session tonight. The board will receive a presentation on the equine therapy program, consider expandingRead More →

MELVILLE, NY–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Sept. 7, 2022– Henry Schein, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSIC) today announced the 25th anniversary of its “Back to School” program, which provides backpacks, school supplies and more to meet back-to-school needs underserved children and their families. Since the program’s inception in 1998, the Society has helped more than 65,000Read More →

MELVILLE, NY–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Henry Schein, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSIC) today announced the 25e anniversary of its “Back to School” program, which provides backpacks, school supplies and more to meet the back-to-school needs of underserved children and their families. Since the program’s inception in 1998, the Society has helped more than 65,000 childrenRead More →

Thanks to GradFUTURES, students find advice on studies, career paths Two years ago, Jonathan Aguirre *22 graduated with a doctorate. candidate studying Spanish and Portuguese with a desire to grow in the technology industry. Seeking guidance, he signed up for a mentorship program that matches current students with former graduates,Read More →

MThe elco Resorts & Entertainment Return to School Program offers colleagues who have left school early the opportunity to earn their high school diploma internally by undertaking formal education alongside their employment. The company was the first local integrated resort operator to launch its in-house back-to-school program in conjunction withRead More →

People of color still lag behind when it comes to complementing the tech workforce. Although booming tech locations like Silicon Valley have tried to be more inclusive, breaking into the industry remains a struggle for black and Latino populations. The same can be said of the greater Nashville, Tennessee, areaRead More →

FALL RIVER — The school department is still struggling with trying to find space for her expansion of the pre-K programalthough there seem to be a few more options as the start of school for young students begins after Labor Day. Ken Pacheco, the district’s chief operating officer, said aRead More →

As part of its global people development initiatives, Melco Resorts & Entertainment organized a dedicated event Back to school graduation ceremony for 20 employees who studied for their high school diplomas while working full time at Melco. The graduation event was attended by Melco’s President and CEO, Lawrence Ho, asRead More →

With the new school year also comes the Coca-Cola powered Wawa 250 and “Last-Chance” Coke Zero Sugar 400 at the World Center of Racing DAYTONA BEACH, FLA (August 17, 2022) – New students and teachers at Turie T. Small Elementary School weren’t the only ones getting ready for the schoolRead More →

Image of Daytona International Speedway. New students and teachers at Turie T. Small Elementary School weren’t the only ones gearing up for the school year last week. On Friday, August 12, Daytona International Speedway drove one of its eye-catching 2022 Pace Cars (at the school zone speed limit of course)Read More →

We’ve all dreamed of running our own business at some point, right? For many of us, however, it’s a dream that remains unattainable because the ins and outs of business can seem daunting to learn – let alone Dear. MBA programs are expensive, and most people are understandably reluctant toRead More →

Yes, it’s still summer, but before you know it, we’ll be back in school and back to a normal work schedule and parents will be looking for creative, positive programs for their kids to do after. school. Don’t miss the opportunity to enroll your child in our Toms River YouthRead More →

Kingston City School District Superintendent Paul Padalino described a summer school program that has proven both popular and successful with students, as he gave an update on the subject at from a school board meeting earlier this month. The K-3 Summer School, under the direction of Principal Emily Clausi, operatedRead More →

Members of the McGraw Board of Education with their buildable pizza night pizzas at a recent BOE meeting. (Photo source: Chelsea Horak of The Cortland Voice). The McGraw Central School District (BOE) School Board recently met to hear about the summer school schedule and prepare for the start of theRead More →

For countless children, the MYzone After School Drop-In program has provided an affordable and accessible opportunity to learn, play, create and socialize in a safe environment. This fall marks the 10e anniversary of the popular show, and as the milestone approaches, we take time to reflect on its first decade.Read More →

ROCHESTER, NY (WROC) – The start of a new school year is upon us, which means that summer school is coming to an end. This includes Rochester City School District programs to help students get back on track. However, one particular program not only helps kids get on the rightRead More →

Summer school ended about two weeks ago for many of Muhammad Tayyeb’s eight children, but they are already asking him when they can return to class. They want to see their friends and teachers and they are eager to continue practicing English. The Tayyeb children are among more than 200Read More →

SAN DIEGO, Calif., August 12, 2022 /Christian Newswire/ — Registration is now open for the 2022-23 school year at FaithPrep Californiaa new online private learning option for K-12 students. FaithPrep California is a Rock Academy program in partnership with Faith Academics, a Tampa-based education company, and Stride, Inc., the leadingRead More →

NORTH DAKOTA (KXNETName) — When migrant workers come to work in states, such as North Dakota, often they also bring their families. Migrant students are at risk of falling behind in school due to frequent family moves. This is where the Migrant Education Program Between. “The children are here forRead More →

HARRIS COUNTY, Georgia (WRBL) – Finding a home in Harris County is the Experiential Arts Center, an after-school program for students who love the arts. “There aren’t many after-school or in-school classes that offer things like cooking, sewing or sign language, so it was very important for us to offerRead More →

BIG RAPIDS – For the second year in a row, Meijer has announced savings of 15% on school and home office equipment for teachers throughout the year. Additionally, the retailer is extending coupon savings for a limited time to include additional categories, like kids’ apparel and footwear, throughRead More →

WEST ORANGE, NJ — It’s called the “Step Up” program, and this year it has helped dozens of freshmen at West Orange High School take on a new set of responsibilities. The annual summer program at West Orange High School — which ended a few weeks ago — has providedRead More →

Iconic snack brand teams up with a sci-fi star Sonequa Martin Green and STEM Next’s Million Girls Moonshot to send budding space explorers to Space Camp PLANO, TX, August 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Girls around the world have gazed up at the night sky wondering what’s out there and dreamingRead More →

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Virginia (WRIC) – Chesterfield Recovery Academy is a program designed to help high school students graduate while staying sober. The program is designed to aid addiction recovery and is equipped with assistance from Chesterfield County Public Schools and Behavioral Health and Developmental Services. Services will include academic, emotionalRead More →

Iconic snack brand teams up with a sci-fi star Sonequa Martin Green and STEM Next’s Million Girls Moonshot to send budding space explorers to Space Camp PLANO, TX, August 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Girls around the world have gazed up at the night sky wondering what’s out there and dreamingRead More →

Alvernia’s Reading Youth Initiative organizes the third annual Books for Bikes With the support of Customer bankAlvernia University Holleran Center for Community and Global Engagement distributed 59 bicycles and helmets to students at the center Youth Reading Initiative Summer school program in recognition of their dedication to literacy and summerRead More →

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) – Virginia’s first recovery program designed to help high school students recover from substance use disorders is set to begin in August. Local and state leaders, including some from Chesterfield County Public Schools (CCPS), will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, August 2 to celebrate theRead More →

The Silverthorne Performing Arts Center, home of the Lake Dillon Theater Co., is pictured August 6, 2021. The organization is seeking funding for its bilingual program.Tripp Fay/For the Summit Daily News The Lake Dillon Theater Co. approached Dillon City Council on Tuesday, July 19, requesting continued financial support for itsRead More →

HUNTSVILLE Ala. (WHNT) – Huntsville Parks and Recreation is bringing back its afterschool program for the 2022-23 school year. After a successful first year, Parks and Recreation Director James Gossett said the department can tell families urgently need more after-school programs. Swim for Melissa, Miracle Bash 2022 returns to helpRead More →

Dozens of students are catching up on their credits by stepping out of the classroom for a hands-on approach to summer school. ST PAUL, Minn. — On Tuesdays, they go on field trips. For some people Humboldt High School students, it means seeing how welding works at Valley Fair. ForRead More →

(NewsNation) – She is only 13 years old, and Alena Analeigh Wicker is already making history. Wicker recently became the youngest black man to be accepted into medical school. The teenager posted her acceptance letter from the University of Alabama at Birmingham to her more than 18,000 followers on InstagramRead More →

Hello Hello! This is Kristen, your host from the Dunedin Daily. Here’s what you need to know about what’s happening these days in town. 📣 Our readers love to celebrate good news! You can now shout your big announcement at the top of the Dunedin Daily newsletter. Whether it’s aRead More →

Hello my people! I’m back in your inbox – following a long and eventful 4th of July weekend – with a new edition of the Healdsburg Daily, full of all the local news you need to know right now. Let’s catch up… First, your daily weather: Wednesday: Some fogs andRead More →

If you don’t make a payment on a student loan, it becomes delinquent. Your loan will default after you have missed payments for a specified amount of time – 270 days for most federal student loans and 120 days for most private student loans. Not only would defaulting harm yourRead More →

Mahalo for supporting Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Enjoy this free story! An innovative new after-school program to educate parents and families of LGBTQ students about the Hawaiian concept of “mahu,” or a third gender, is being developed at DreamHouse’ Ewa Beach Public Charter School. Starting this fall, the Kapolei School will holdRead More →

BELCHERTOWN — After several weeks of an after-school elementary program at Belchertown Public Schools, Assistant Superintendent Shawn Fortin provided the Belchertown School Committee with an update on the program at its June 28 meeting. Fortin explained that the recent after-school program, which ran from April 4 to June 2, followedRead More →

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Arlington’s first effort in bilingual education may be a harbinger of things to come. The diocese will offer its first-ever bilingual education initiative when St. Ambrose Catholic School in Annandale launches a program for kindergarten children in the next school year. In the years toRead More →

The staffing shortages that have plagued Montgomery County classrooms since buildings reopened to students in the fall have seeped into the summer, forcing students in a special education program to transition to a format virtual. About 175 students enrolled in the Montgomery County Public Schools Extended School Year Program wereRead More →

Distance learning might be here to stay. New York City is rolling out two virtual learning programs for high school students — with the goal of turning them into full-fledged distance schools by 2023. The new initiative, called “A School Without Walls,” will provide hybrid and virtual learning to anRead More →

A dozen children and two adults were given floor sealer instead of milk as part of a summer daycare program at an Alaskan elementary school after containers were apparently mixed up, it said Wednesday the superintendent of the school district. Several students have complained of burning sensations in their mouthsRead More →

A dozen children and two adults were given floor sealer instead of milk as part of a summer daycare program at an Alaskan elementary school after containers were apparently mixed up, it said Wednesday the superintendent of the school district. Several students have complained of burning sensations in their mouthsRead More →

A dozen children and two adults were given floor sealer instead of milk as part of a summer daycare program at an Alaskan elementary school after containers were apparently mixed up, it said Wednesday the superintendent of the school district. Several students have complained of burning sensations in their mouthsRead More →

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A dozen children and two adults were given floor sealer instead of milk during a summer daycare program at an Alaska elementary school after containers were apparently mixed, the school district superintendent said Wednesday. Several students have complained of burning sensations in their mouths and throats,Read More →

A dozen children and two adults were given floor sealer instead of milk as part of a summer daycare program at an Alaskan elementary school after containers were apparently mixed up, it said Wednesday the superintendent of the school district. Several students have complained of burning sensations in their mouthsRead More →

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A dozen children and two adults were given floor sealer instead of milk during a summer daycare program at an Alaska elementary school after containers were apparently mixed, the school district superintendent said Wednesday. Several students have complained of burning sensations in their mouths and throats,Read More →

A dozen children and two adults were given floor sealer instead of milk during a summer daycare program at an Alaskan elementary school after the containers were apparently mixed up, the superintendent said Wednesday. of the school district. Several students have complained of burning sensations in their mouths and throats,Read More →

Sít’ Eetí Shaanáx – Glacier Valley School on June 14, 2022. (Paige Sparks/KTOO) Parents say they received a call Tuesday from administrators of the RALLY summer school program in Juneau after their children were given floor sealer instead of milk to drink for breakfast. Juneau School District officials say 12Read More →

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A dozen children and two adults were given floor sealer instead of milk during a summer daycare program at an Alaska elementary school after containers were apparently mixed, the school district superintendent said Wednesday. Several students have complained of burning sensations in their mouths and throats,Read More →

ANCHORAGE, Alaska >> A dozen children and two adults were given floor sealer instead of milk as part of a summer daycare program at an Alaska elementary school after the containers were apparently mixed, the school district superintendent said Wednesday. Several students have complained of burning sensations in their mouthsRead More →

SAN JOSE, CA – The owner of a martial arts studio and operator of an after-school program at a San Jose elementary school has been charged with raping a student, according to the San Jose Police Department. Ernest Ramirez, a 54-year-old San Jose resident, faces multiple sexual assault charges. TheRead More →

Seattle-area Eastlake High School is notorious for being controversial. According for talk show host Jason Rantz, the school employed teachers who posted posters “depicting capitalism as a ‘cult of death’, demanding an end to borders and supporting Black Lives Matter”. Shila Hodgins, who teaches social studies at Eastlake, has publiclyRead More →

DANBURY — Public schools are being forced to scale back their summer school schedule this year due to limited staff. “We find ourselves in a very difficult position this year,” Superintendent Kevin Walston told the school board on Wednesday. Danbury will have to start offering summer school again for kindergartenRead More →

HARLEM, Manhattan (PIX11) – A program in Harlem is helping thousands of students reach their potential academic goals through the sport of squash. The program is called StreetSquash. It is a highly successful program that blends the sport of squash with tutoring, serving students from grades 6-12 and creating championsRead More →

At Maple Elementary School in Ventura County, school is out for the day. Some students get a snack and start the next part of their day – after school enrichment. For many of them – and many like them – for the better part of two years, learning has movedRead More →

ROCHESTER, NY — Students at Rochester can volunteer extra time in a number of ways, including time they spend with a nonprofit organization known as Operation Go. The group helps teenagers discover their passion. “It was my own personal thing that I did for myself,” said Tejon Tejada of Rochester.Read More →

FULTON — The Fulton City School District (FCSD) is offering two opportunities for new junior high (ninth grade) students at G. Ray Bodley High School for the upcoming 2022-23 school year. Under the leadership of coordinator Sean Broderick, the district is able to host two Early College High School programs,Read More →

WILMINGTON — The School Committee received presentations at its last meeting from Wilmington Middle School Principal, Dr. Jeanette Quirk, and Superintendent, Dr. Glenn Brand, on the Master Entry Plan and recommendations for middle school curriculum review. Brand started by talking about how they viewed Quirk’s transition to the permanent principalRead More →

Fifteen high school students were recently honored as St. Jude The school program celebrated its annual return to high school. The students graduated from high school this year while undergoing treatment and managing the ongoing pandemic. Each graduate received a unique St. Jude class ring, hats tassels and other gifts.Read More →

The ASE Education Foundation has launched a new Adopt-A-School program, designed to serve as a valuable resource to help students transition into the workforce. By implementing work-based learning programs, companies can help strengthen classroom instruction and increase students’ practical skills, making graduates more productive early in their careers, says theRead More →

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – The city is investing $7.5 million in a new school curriculum to address out-of-class issues they say make learning more difficult. This includes issues such as mental health care needs, food and housing. The program is called City Connects and will be organized by the Center forRead More →

Danville, Ill. (WAND) – An after-school program in Danville prepares students for a life of success by providing a safe space for teens to learn and grow. Students in the Ubuntu Mentoring Program said that in just a year or two, they had grown by leaps and bounds. “I wasRead More →

Deadline: June 3, 2022 Applications are open for the New Business Challenge 2022 Summer School Program. The Summer School is a 5-day program and takes place simultaneously in each country for 24 selected students and young professionals. The summer school is all about learning interactively about trade relations between theRead More →

The local United Way, with support from local agencies, is launching an after-school program to improve children’s math and literacy skills. The new ‘Ignite Academy’ will provide additional help for children in grades 2-7 while providing comprehensive support for families as well. “We know that math and literacy skills areRead More →

When students from an after-school program at Bett’s Elementary in Edinburgh expressed an interest in music, deputy headmaster Emmanuel Leon took advantage of the situation. “I would like to share what I know with these kids because I know as an English learner, growing up sometimes it gets tough andRead More →

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 →

Zen S, a casino dealer who lives in Pinal County.(Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino) By Jeff Kronenfeld/NewsBreak Pinal County, AZ (Maricopa, AZ) Amateur card players looking for more reliable action can now learn when to hold and when to fold at Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino’s new dealer school program. Announced by press releaseRead More →

Researchers from the University of Waterloo studied the program, which was set up in 2013 to bring more local food to schools. The Haida Gwaii Local Food to School program has been a noted success and is being used as a model for other rural and remote communities to follow,Read 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 →

The Haida Gwaii Local Food to School program has been a noted success and is being used as a model for other rural and remote communities to follow, University of Waterloo researchers said. Waterloo researchers studied the scheme, which was set up in 2013 to bring more local food toRead 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 →

For the first time in two years, the Arcadia Educational Foundation (AEF) Summer School Program for 2022 will be held in person for all grade levels. As summer approaches and temperatures rise, questions also arise: “What will summer school be like this year?” “How is it similar and different fromRead More →

“I realized that mindfulness is one of the ways to help people relax,” said Shubham Patel, a grade 12 student at Preston High School. A new program launched at Preston High School is now educating more than 100 Waterloo Region District School Board students on the power of mindfulness againstRead More →

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Marites Agag waited eight months to enroll her 6-year-old son in an after-school program. The single mother, who works full-time at the Hawaii Department of Education, has struggled to juggle work and care for her only child. Sometimes she would ask her boss if she could drop off her son,Read More →

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 →

Las Vegas – ProAm Sports Medicine, a leading Las Vegas-based medical provider for athletes of all skill levels, announces the launch of an after-school program, A Fighting Chance, in partnership with Project 150 to benefit the homeless and displaced from the Las Vegas area and underprivileged high school students. InRead More →

MANCHESTER – The current state of manufacturing in the United States is “like a rebirth”, says Alex Tournaud, who has spent the past few years as an adjunct professor of precision manufacturing at Manchester Community College after a career in the industry. . “We can now compete at world levelRead More →

Some Rock Hill parents told Channel 9 their children were locked outside Northside Elementary School on Monday for around 30 minutes. “The children were left alone outside without adult supervision,” said mother Kendra Funderburk. [ALSO READ: Rock Hill Schools over-reimbursed nearly $1 million after error in counting meals] The motherRead 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 →

More Alabama Black Belt students will have the opportunity to learn about science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers through a unique curriculum that uses brain responses. Chris Crawford, Assistant Professor at University of Alabama‘s Department of Computer Science, will expand the Black Belt STEM Project to schools in SumterRead More →

LAS VEGAS, Nevada (FOX5) – There is a critical shortage of teachers in Southern Nevada. In the Clark County School District, there are 1,300 open positions for licensed educators. A group of CCSD high school graduates have pledged to help fill the void and become teachers and could soon beRead More →

In 2021, All children’s bikesthe national movement whose mission is to teach every American child to ride a bike in the kindergarten physical education classroom, has received a $30,000 grant from Yamaha Motor Corp, United Statesit is Outdoor Access Initiative. The purpose of the grant was to introduce the AllRead More →

No one will be upset to have police officers patrolling the school buildings when a group of kids get into a fight too big for the teachers to handle. No one will be upset if these officers prevent a violent incident from spreading off school grounds onto city streets. AndRead More →

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – Educators at Erwin Middle School have noticed the need for a curriculum to address the challenges young girls face. Last October, they created the Aerie Girl program and they are already seeing positive changes. Timberly Hill founders Junikka Howard, Latessa Dillard and Michelle Griffin coined theRead More →

Jacqueline Coleman, Kentucky Lieutenant Governor and Governor Andy Beshear’s right-hand man, visited Georgetown Middle School on Wednesday to speak to students about the importance of their struggles and encourage them to push for their successes despite the adversities they may face. in the future. Coleman, who is also a basketballRead More →

Photo submitted to Times Observer Warren County Dairy Princess Veronica Ludwick talks to Eisenhower Elementary School 21st Century Afterschool Program students Kenzie Guiher (left) and Avery Bimber. Photo submitted to Times Observer Pennsylvania State High School Rodeo Junior Princess Hialeah Stanton shows Finley LaVigne some basicsRead More →

Deadline: May 6, 2022 Are you a Nigeria-based female entrepreneur looking to grow a profitable business focused on job creation? Are you passionate about technology and looking to build a business that would create a positive social impact and benefit your community? Apply for the Future Females Business School programRead More →

MINNEHAHA COUNTY, SD (KELO) — Some fourth-graders at KELOLAND are taking a lesson in growing food. Students got their hands dirty at Fred Assam Elementary School in the Brandon Valley School District. With the help of Cherry Rock Farms near Brandon, nearly 70 grade four students planted microgreens. Sioux FallsRead 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 →

Nearly 150 schools and 15 districts in Orange County have been announced as winners of a new state award celebrating innovative practices in the 2020-21 school year, when many California schools returned to in-person learning . The 2022 California Hub Practice Rewards Programor CAPP, was unveiled this year in placeRead More →

Benelli continues its partnership with Outdoor Solutions Long Range Shooting School programs and will sponsor the 2022 Utah Long Range School, to be held June 10-13 near Salt Lake City, Illinois. ‘Utah, at the company’s long-range facilities. The Long Range Shooting School builds practical marksmanship skills for hunters so theyRead More →

Teachers and after-school program coordinators working with the Guam Department of Education’s Aspire after-school program are expected to receive their salaries this week after some delay. It has been approximately 35 calendar days since the documents related to the payment of Aspire employees were submitted. Under their contract, GDOE hasRead 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 →

NEWTON — Nine students from Catawba County Schools have been selected to attend the 2022 session at the prestigious North Carolina Governor’s School. Held annually at two sites, Governor’s School East is at Meredith College in Raleigh and Governor’s School West is at Winston-Salem State University. The program runs fromRead 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 →