Beaches Habitat for Humanity and Oceanside Rotary partnered earlier this year to build a covered shelter at the Jordan Community Center in Atlantic Beach, and that project has come to fruition. The center is home to the Beaches Habitat Education Program, where children of Beaches Habitat for Humanity owners andRead More →
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, Va. (WHSV) – With students returning to school soon, Rockingham County Parks and Recreation is looking for help with its after-school program. Rockingham County Parks and Recreation Department Director Kirby Dean said they have been running an after-school program for many years now, but this year the departmentRead More →
The two Visayan State Universities have been chosen to join the Czech Republic-based Masaryk University’s online summer school program. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Visayan State University (VSU), based in Leyte province, recently joined a European Democracy Online Summer School program focusing on Central Europe’s transition from communism to democracy . Two ofRead More →
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (WPVI) — “I didn’t experience anything like this growing up, but I recognize the power of education,” said Keshema Davidson Nathan, executive director of Horizons at Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School. Davidson Nathan recalls having few extracurricular resources as a child, having immigrated from Jamaica to the UnitedRead More →
The University of Iowa plans to end an international program in Hong Kong and make changes to the UI Graduate School curriculum after approval by the State Board of Regents on Wednesday. The University of Iowa will end an international program in Hong Kong, create a new graduate program andRead More →
Connections Public Charter School in Hilo will expand its farm-to-school programs with the help of a federal grant. The US Department of Agriculture recently awarded $12 million in Farm to School Grants to 176 recipients. Connections Public Charter School and Community Based Education Support Services, the school board, received $48,253.Read More →
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn (WDEF) – For the first time since the 1997 amalgamation, the City of Chattanooga will invest in schools in Hamilton County. It’s all part of a new program called the Community Forward School Initiative. Jhis plan will increase success by investing in students and their families. “Community ForwardRead More →
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LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA, July 26 (Reuters) – As authorities in Spain’s Canary Islands struggle to cope with a surge in the number of undocumented migrants arriving on its shores, a local man has turned his garage into a classroom to teach Spanish at arrivals. Between January and mid-July,Read More →
This August 14, 2020 file image shows Xitlaly Andrade attending a class at the City of Turlock Distance Learning Camp in Turlock, California. The city’s recreation department plans to open enrollment for its after-school PLAY programs on July 29, 2021. Kristine Lam klam@modbee.com After an unprecedented delay due to staffingRead More →
click on image to enlarge During one of the last breaks before #summer break, campus of the International School of Los Angeles / Lycée International Pasadena… Kindergarten students enjoyed a great drawing session. The vibrant colors and fun shapes they chose for their art were inspired by the eye-catching coverRead More →
Acting Mayor Kim Janey on Thursday named two veteran Latino activists to the Boston school board, replacing two Latina members who resigned after sharing inappropriate text messages during a busy meeting focused on college admissions policies. examination schools. Rafaela Polanco Garcia, director of parent engagement and organizing youth programs atRead More →
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Alexa Bailey in the backyard of her home in Vancouver, British ColumbiaJackie Dives/The Globe and Mail The Vancouver school board plans to overhaul a curriculum designed for gifted students, leaving some parents worried their children will no longer have the support they need. The Vancouver School Board said in aRead More →
WORCESTER — With just over a month to go back to school, the district is preparing for the opening of its new bilingual school, a “significant milestone” for schools in the city, Superintendent Maureen Binienda said. Over the next few weeks, the school department will paint the walls, install wirelessRead More →
To see what an American education looks like, head to Shattuck-St. Mary’s Forest City International School (SSM-FC). Here, the red faces explore the outdoors in their free time. Others channel their inner Picasso, conduct social studies research, or hit high notes in music class. Every SSM-FC learner strives to achieveRead More →
Students in Fords Prairie Elementary School’s Summer School Program watch as sixth graders’ creations fall from a tall ladder in an effort to protect an egg during a science project Thursday in Centralia. Jared Wenzelburger / jared@chronline.com Javier Cervantes, Roman David, Timothy Brossard, Alexander Cruz, Evan Tackman and Matthew Burns,Read More →
Binibining Pilipinas International 2021 Hannah Arnold. Picture File Hannah Arnold, newly crowned Binibining Pilipinas International 2021, expressed her gratitude to the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) for congratulating her and acknowledging her advocacy. In a virtual press conference nearly a week after winning the national competition, Arnold revealed thatRead More →
Zurich International School is a leading non-profit day school offering a comprehensive educational program for students aged 3 to 18 in the greater Zurich area. Zurich International School July 15, 2021 The Zurich International School (ZIS) is where more than 1,200 students aged 3 to 18, representing more than 70Read More →
Update: The Boston school board voted unanimously in favor of the superintendent’s recommended policy shortly after 10 p.m. Wednesday night. Starting next year, Boston exam schools will consider students’ socioeconomic backgrounds — alongside their academic performance — in all admissions decisions. Boston Public Schools superintendent opposes last-minute changes to proposedRead More →
The Boston school board voted last Wednesday in favor of a new entrance policy to the city’s three exam schools in which students will be selected from eight grades, divided by socioeconomic factors, including income of families in a student’s census tract, the number of households in which a languageRead More →
The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) recorded outstanding results in this year’s International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP). The International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) July 14, 2021 The results were released by the International Baccalaureate Organization on July 5, 2021. ISKL school principal Mr. Madani described the school’s resultsRead More →
When we think of the early years of a child’s life – from infancy to toddlerhood – we often think of the stages of physical development. Their first steps, their hand-mouth coordination or the biggest objects they can carry without falling backwards. However, their mental development is equally essential atRead More →
HOUSTON – The Spring Independent School District has received an $8.5 million grant from the Texas Education Agency to continue its 21st Century after-school program at 10 select campuses over the next five years. The district said in a news release Tuesday that the award will allow the district toRead More →
The largest and oldest language school in the city ceased operations and went into voluntary liquidation due to the brutal effects of the Covid pandemic. Liverpool School of English is a city center based institution which has taught thousands of international students for over 20 years. On Wednesday, it wasRead More →
An $8.5 million grant recently awarded to Spring ISD by the Texas Education Agency will help fund the district’s 21st Century after-school program for years to come. The after-school program offers activities designed to foster students’ academic development in reading and math, as well as encourage parental involvement. According toRead More →
The new campus in Riyadh is expected to welcome students from September 2021. Minister of Education: Combining the power of culture and heritage with innovation and technology to deliver exceptional student learning Minister of Investment: Riyadh’s economic growth creates unique, unprecedented and growing career opportunities RCRC President: We can contributeRead More →
Agora Lledó has positioned itself as the best IB school in Spain over the past 5 years. Ágora Lledó International School July 13, 2021 After the excellent final marks in the International Baccalaureate (IB) and in the EvAU (national Spanish tests), Lledó is again the best school in the ValencianRead More →
TYENDINAGA, ON., — An Indigenous organization in Tyendinaga, Ont., is asking the federal government to help build a new language and culture center on the territory because their language is threatened with extinction. The group called Tsi Tyónnheht Onkwawén:na is a Mohawk language school and has been helping serve theRead More →
The Federation of English Language Teaching Organizations in Malta (FELTOM) has reacted with shock and disbelief to the government’s decision to close English language schools following a spike in COVID-19 cases among students strangers. The association has condemned what it says is the government’s lack of direction when it comesRead More →
Billie Thomas, director of the Gloucester County Special Services School District Migrant Education Summer School program, stands with several students from the program during one of their kickball games. (THG/Joseph F. Berenato. To purchase photos in The Gazette, call (609) 704-1940.) From now until July 23, the former St. JosephRead More →
AT Nexus International School Singapore, entrepreneurs are made, not born. From overcoming crushing setbacks to thriving in Shark Tank-like situations, no one does it better than Nexus students and graduates. These virtues explain why she is proud to have won the 2020 Junior Achievement Company of the Year award, inRead More →
When a coalition of community partners began working last year to establish the first high school recovery program in Knox County, faculty and students at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville were quick to offer their support. Tourville “If we’re going to alleviate the opioid crisis in Tennessee, we haveRead More →
It’s only early July, but already it’s been a long summer for more than a few teachers in Greeley-Evans School District 6. Teachers and the district ended a month-long summer school session last week designed to help students close any learning gaps throughout the 2020-21 school year with the COVID-19Read More →
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) — Today marks the start of New York’s “Summer Rising” program, a new alternative to summer school for college students. This is a brand new program combining aspects of summer camp and summer school under one roof. The idea is to give more of the city’sRead More →
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be out of date. Please look at the timestamp on the story to see when it was last updated. NEW YORK CITY — New York’s free summer school program for children in all five boroughs kicks off Tuesday,Read More →
TOKYO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Innovative kindergarten education provider MEES International School has announced a full-day project-based learning (PBL) elementary program starting in September 2021. MEES founder and principal Euft van den Berg explained that this new program can provide the opportunity for students in Tokyo to develop the critical thinking skills the nextRead More →
The hospitality company TIME Hotels, headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, celebrated its 10th anniversary on February 28 by recognizing key milestones in a decade of service excellence and corporate achievement. TIME Hotels was founded in Dubai in 2012 under the leadership of Mohamed Awadalla, co-founder and CEO of theRead More →
With days to go before the city’s summer school program kicks off on Tuesday, educators and community organizations are scrambling to prepare for an influx of students across the city. It was an ambitious undertaking – one that has been both praised by educators and community leaders for the reliefRead More →
Twenty-one students inducted into Delta Epsilon Phi, National German Language Honor Society Princeton/Holmdel, NJ – During this difficult school year, the nonprofit German language school, with locations in Holmdel, Princeton and Rumson (http://www.njlearnsgerman.org)taught classes virtually. Students came together in person and via Zoom to celebrate the end of school withRead More →