The International School of Rome has an immediately vacant position for a qualified and experienced candidate: FIRST YEAR CLASS TEACHER (FULL TIME) This position will suit flexible, enthusiastic, international and well-qualified candidates who educate students to be curious, enterprising and independent learners. The school is well resourced; we invest inRead More →
School committee chair Susan McCready opened last Thursday’s meeting with an apology after some of her comments from a ‘long and difficult grievance meeting’ with the Andover Education Association were posted on the social networks. The apology came days after a hearing into contract breaches raised by the teachers, whichRead More →
WINCHESTER – The Superintendent of Schools, Dr Frank Hackett, presented several budget options at the school board public hearing last week. He called it “a tough budget year again,” with many unknowns due to COVID-19. Although this is Hackett’s first budget at Winchester, he has stuck to budgets for theRead More →
Caregiver St George’s British International School is looking for an enthusiastic carer to join our highly motivated and experienced support team on a full-time, fixed-term, full-time basis until June 2022. The role will be to help support the learning and progress of a nine year old boy who has languageRead 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 →
Ridgewood, NJ, January 29, 2022 –(PR.com)– Epitome of Soul, Inc. today announced that it has been named Best Networking or Community Organization in Education, art and culture at the inaugural Anthem Awards social impact celebration. Anthem finalists are selected by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences. Members includeRead More →
Students and teachers of the Chinese language department pose for a photo in front of the Salahaddin University department in Irbil, Iraq, Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2021. The Chinese language school in northern Iraq attracts students who hope to land jobs with a growing number of Chinese companies in the oil,Read More →
IRBIL, Iraq (AP) — In a classroom in northern Iraq, Zhiwei Hu leads his students like an orchestra conductor. He asks a question and his students’ response resonates in perfect, fluent Chinese. The 52-year-old taught the cohort of 14 Iraqi Kurdish students at the request of the Chinese consulate inRead More →
In a classroom in northern Iraq, Zhiwei Hu directs his students like an orchestra conductor. He asks a question and his students’ response resonates in perfect, fluent Chinese. The 52-year-old taught the cohort of 14 Iraqi Kurdish students at the request of the Chinese consulate in the northern city ofRead More →
The WHEELS employment transition program has not been resting on its laurels since its inception in 2013. The program, supported by Central Okanagan Public Schools and Community Living BC, helps youth and young adults with disabilities and diverse abilities learn skills and gain experience to help them make a successfulRead 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 →
Australian International School Malaysia (AISM) is proud to see its students excel in their New South Wales Higher School Certificate (HSC) 2021 examination, as one of the best Australian International Schools in the world. This year’s outstanding performance sees around 50% of the results in the top two groups: GroupsRead More →
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IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich. (WLUC) – Learning to enjoy winter early in life is an integral part of living in UP Pine Mountain Ski Resort instructors teach kids how to turn, stop and accelerate at the resort’s ski school. Pine Mountain has partnered with the Northern Lights YMCA to teach youngRead More →
Boston city councilors are taking steps to transition the mayoral-appointed policy-making body that oversees Boston’s public schools to an elected board. City councilors Ricardo Arroyo and Julia Mejia on Wednesday reintroduced a bylaws petition, which they originally filed last year, that would allow residents to elect school committee members. TheRead More →
(SIS) – 20 students from Saipan International School received AP honors in recognition of their outstanding achievement in AP exams for the 2020-21 school year. The College Board recognizes several levels of achievement based on student performance on AP exams. Eight students qualified for the AP Scholar with Distinction awardRead More →
Fairgreen International School is a pioneering educational community, whose mission is to embrace and promote sustainability in all its forms. Developed to give students a future-oriented education, Fairgreen aims to inspire future generations to have a positive impact on the world as ambassadors of sustainability. Fairgreen’s stimulating academic environment motivatesRead More →
Nibras Grades 2-5 students virtually connected with similar-aged students in South Africa and Thailand. They proudly talked about Nibras and shared details about their daily lives, their course structure and the projects they are working on. Teachers encouraged them to share their favorite subjects and what they aspire to whenRead More →
promotional feature Alderley Edge School for Girls has received the British Council International School Award, which celebrates the achievements of schools that create outstanding work in international education. Since 1999, Alderley Edge School for Girls has worked with the British Council’s Erasmus program to create events that immerse both highRead More →
WILLMAR — If you want to go swimming on Wednesday, you have to show up Tuesday and Thursday for homework help. That’s the deal for students in the after-school program at Willmar Middle School. Jose Galindoo Mendoza, 12, folds a paper airplane to launch a classroom at Willmar Middle SchoolRead 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 →
READING — The Reading School committee held the public hearing on the proposed $51.7 million budget late last week, but no one showed up. The result: a three-minute public hearing with only one comment from a member of the finance committee who was meeting in conjunction with the School Com.Read More →
Amid a Wednesday meeting disrupted by a small group of anti-vaccination protesters, the Boston City Council voted to consider turning the city’s mayor-appointed school board into a publicly elected body. Boston voters overwhelmingly expressed their preference for an elected school board in a nonbinding referendum in November. For change toRead More →
“Brandon is a lifelong student advocate and brings a wide range of experiences to the committee,” Wu said in a statement. “His dedication to equity in the classroom and beyond has rooted his work as an organizer, educator and policymaker.” Cardet-Hernandez is currently executive director of The Ivy Street School,Read More →
AUSTIN, TX, January 26, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The National Alliance for Insurance Education and Research is a proud recipient of a 2022 Spencer Educational Foundation grant to support and develop the Certified Insurance Service Representative (CISR) High School Program (HSP). The HSP is a growing initiative that anticipates the changingRead More →
Still I Rise International School of Nairobi won a special mention at the International School Awards 2021. The competition received 261 entries from 48 countries and Still I Rise was one of 13 category winners. In September 2021, the non-profit organization applied for the International School Award in the categoriesRead More →
LEWISTON — School staff will soon have the opportunity to receive training in recognizing and treating opioid overdoses using Narcan. Lewiston School District substance abuse specialist Vicky Wiegman asked Langlais to present the recommendation to the school committee, which unanimously approved the proposal. Wiegman encouraged the committee to think notRead 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 →
As President of the Academy of International Affairs and Public Service, Cadet Captain Diba Bhuiyan briefs retired Lt. Col. Ring on the first steps in the process of planning an upcoming voyage. (Photo credit: courtesy) SEE THE ORIGINAL By Cadet 1st Lt. Keyrstyn Drake and Cadet Pfc. Juda Zaragoza WiesbadenRead More →
WILMINGTON — The school committee meeting last Wednesday night covered an update on athletics followed by the superintendent’s report and an update from the Wildwood building committee. Director of Athletics Mia Muzio reported on highlights from the 2021 Fall athletic season. She went through every sport – soccer, girls’ andRead More →
Dale Magee (left) listened to school committee colleague Jason Palitsch during a meeting in June last year. (Photo/Laura Hayes) SHREWSBURY – Dale Magee, a longtime member of the Shrewsbury Schools Committee, has announced that he does not plan to seek re-election in May. Magee has served on the committee forRead More →
LOWELL — The school board has asked the district to find a way for students and families to submit concerns about school lunches after receiving negative feedback over the years. School committee member Connie Martin, who introduced the motion, requested that the district’s food service provider, Aramark, set up anRead 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 →
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 →
In a party-line vote on Friday, Utah lawmakers officially ended the Test-to-stay program in schools – the statewide requirement that all students in a school be tested for COVID-19 if a certain percentage of the school population contracts the virus. As the omicron variant brought a record infection numbers andRead More →
With elections more than three months away on Saturday, April 2, candidates like current Billerica School Board Vice President Darlene Torre are announcing their candidacies for the elections. Torre announced his candidacy for the Select Board on Thursday, January 20. She will step down from her seat on the schoolRead More →
LONDON, January 20, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Nord Anglia International School Dubai has been awarded this year’s Innovation and Creativity in Learning award at the prestigious International School Awards 2022. North Anglia’s dubai The school was recognized by an independent jury of 12 international education experts for its “tailor-made curriculum whichRead More →
ROCKLAND — Penobscot Bay Language School, a nonprofit organization based in Midcoast Maine, kicks off its 2022 Cultural Dinner Series with an authentic Italian meal and a discussion about the current state — and hopeful future — of the global tourism economy. Dinner will begin at 5:30 p.m. on JanuaryRead More →
The world is now well into January, but it’s never too late to think about how to make the most of the New Year. the New York Post recently listed “Learning a new language” as number 35 on its list of 50 ideas for New Year’s resolutions. Popular online resourcesRead 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 →
BELCHERTOWN — Two outgoing school committee members who supported a COVID-19 vaccine requirement for students participating in sports and extracurricular activities last fall face a recall election on Monday. Both Michael Knapp and Diane Brown will be on the recall ballot, while two challengers, Kristen Lech and Stephan Corbin, seekRead More →
International surfer Brian “De Action Man” Talma has big plans for Christ Church East and as a result, he has boldly stepped into the political arena for tomorrow’s 2022 General Election. Discuss with Buckle, the independent candidate explained that if elected, his plans will focus on organic tourism and thisRead More →
The main prize was awarded in addition to 12 category winners at the organization’s International School Awards, selected from more than 260 nominations from schools from 48 countries. Other winners included the International School of Kenya, Nairobi, Rugby School Thailand, Chonburi and Nord Anglia International School Dubai, UAE. The awardsRead More →
DONNA, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The Donna Independent School District offers many programs designed to help students achieve their career goals. Omar Lucio, former Cameron County Sheriff, has died One such program that helps train students is in commercial truck driving, and in the midst of a nationwide shortage of truckers,Read More →
Serving intermediate to advanced students, the 13th Middlebury Language School will operate year-round at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in Monterey beginning in 2022. Harnessing over a century of immersive language teaching, Middlebury Language Schools will launch their English language school in June 2022. The new program, aimed atRead 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 →
By RORY SCHULER A Johnston School committee member quietly resigned and a replacement was sworn in. On December 22, 2021, David Santilli wrote a brief resignation letter and submitted it to Johnston Mayor Joseph M. Polisena. “I will be resigning as a member of the District 3 School Committee effectiveRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Local News The funds were transferred with the stipulation that the amount should not be disclosed. But it was a substantial gift. Publication date : January 17, 2022 • January 17, 2022 • 4 minute read • Join the conversation Barb Finley, founder of Project Chef who, sinceRead More →
WEST — Concerns about the potential level of city and state financial support will weigh on the school board as it develops a proposed education budget for 2022-23. The budget-making process kicked off Wednesday with Superintendent of Schools Mark Garceau and Cindy Kirchhoff, the school district’s director of finance andRead 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 →
Jhe was from the school district *** The Framingham School Board, Administration and the Framingham Teachers Association (FTA) have reached an agreement on supporting access to education where a pupil is absent due to of documented school exposure to COVID-19, resulting in quarantine. School-based exposure is defined as exposure toRead More →
New modules will allow the monitoring and management of international student activities by agent and the processing of paths With the new modules, multifaceted international language institutions will be able to use scalable technology to automate business processes and extend functionality on a single platform. — Henry Hickman, President andRead More →
SALEM — Salem educators have created a new after-school program that combines homework, book club, fellowship, fun activities, and snack time to help at-risk students in grades 7, 8, and 9. Called Quaker Club 2.0, the program meets twice a week and is one of the ways juniorRead More →
Sponsored by PIME Sisters, the establishment teaches in English, based on a program increasingly sought after by middle-class families in the capital. The facility will also financially support five other schools in remote villages offering free education to the poor. January 13, 2022 By Sumon CorrayaMary Immaculate International School, aRead More →
When presented with the opportunity to take a transition year, Dublin-born Kate chose to take a leap of faith and sought an experience away from the comforts of her hometown. At the same time, she wanted to stay on track with her academics and make sure she would be readyRead More →
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Sponsored by PIME Sisters, the establishment teaches in English, based on a program increasingly sought after by middle-class families in the capital. The facility will also financially support five other schools in remote villages offering free education to the poor. Dhaka (AsiaNews) – The Mary Immaculate International School, a newRead More →
FALL RIVER — The school committee chose veteran member Paul Hart as their new vice president at their first meeting of the new year on Monday. “I am very honored to get the vote as vice president and I will do everything I can to move the district striker“Hart said.Read More →
Mayor Michelle Wu today announced the appointment of Dr. Stephen Alkins to the Boston School Board, for a 4-year term. The Boston School Committee is the governing body of Boston’s public schools. “Dr. Alkins has dedicated his career to bringing about the systemic change needed in this time,” said MayorRead 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 →
BRAINTREE – The day the State Department of Education extended the mask-wearing requirement Inside school buildings, the Braintree School Committee postponed much of its agenda because two of its seven members were not wearing masks. The maskless members were Tom Devin, who has been on the committee for a decade,Read More →
As we head into the future, one thing has become clear: the importance of thinking critically about the world. We live in an age where knowledge and information is as unfiltered as it is widespread. It is a direct result of our rapidly changing society, a society that is constantlyRead More →
Bilingual Senior and High School English Teachers – Early September 2022 Position open: Sunny Canadian International School has the following vacancies for the upcoming school year About Us: SCIS consists of four parts: an English Kindergarten (2-6 years old), a Bilingual Elementary Junior School (Grades 1-5), a Bilingual Second StageRead More →
ROCKLAND — Penobscot Bay Language School, a nonprofit organization based in the Midcoast of Maine, kicks off its 2022 Cultural Dinner Series with an authentic Italian meal and a thought-provoking discussion about the current state — and the hopeful future – the global tourist economy. The dinner will be heldRead More →
The debate over the future of the current Waltham High School building at 617 Lexington Street has led to two likely potential outcomes according to Waltham School Superintendent Brian Reagan. Both options move the bilingual school, located in the former South Middle School at 510 Moody St. to Lexington StreetRead More →
WESTERLY — Efforts to work out the terms of a new contract between the school board and the Westerly Teachers Association, the union that represents teachers who work in the city’s public schools, are headed for arbitration though the two parties disagree on how or why they were unable toRead More →
TEWKSBURY — 2021 presented many challenges for the Tewksbury School Board. Here are some of the highlights of the past year. In January, the committee held its first budget workshop of the year with Commercial Director Dave Libby. Libby explained that the FY22 budget would be heavily influenced by changingRead More →
ANIKA MAYAR/SAGAMORE STAFF The Brookline School Committee (BSC) met virtually on January 6 at 6:15 p.m. to hear from community members and their concerns across the district during their public comment session. The Brookline School Committee (BSC) met virtually via Zoom on January 6 at 6:15 p.m. to spotlight successfulRead More →
WESTERLY — Current high school students are open-minded about sexuality and understand that the country has at times struggled with discrimination, prejudice and racism, according to the school board’s student representative. Dominick Lombard, who was appointed as student representative in December, raised the issues with the school committee at itsRead More →
Shrewsbury Paraprofessional Association chair Noreen Christie speaks at a school committee meeting on October 6.(Photo/Laura Hayes) SHREWSBURY – After months of negotiations, the Shrewsbury Paraprofessional Association (SPA) has a new three-year successor contract. The school committee unanimously ratified the agreement at its January 5 meeting. “We have a lot ofRead More →
FRAMINGHAM – On Wednesday evening, the Framingham school committee elected Priscila Sousa as its next president. The vote was historic as Sousa is the first woman of color to hold this title. It’s also historic because Sousa, like many students in the public school district, started out in a Portuguese-speakingRead More →
First published at 12:25 a.m. Last updated at 8:28 a.m. *** FRAMINGHAM – For the first time ever, the Framingham School Board has a woman of color as chairperson. The school committee elected Priscila Sousa, a member of the school committee for District 5, by an 8-0-1 vote, to beRead More →
The Italian school for migrants at the Gonzaga Campus in Palermo helps those fleeing poverty and violence. For 15 years it has been a focal point for migrants and refugees wishing to integrate in Italy. For 15 years, the Italian school for migrants at the Gonzaga Campus in Palermo hasRead More →
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CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) — A Charlotte nonprofit organization passionate about education is expanding its services. Innovative Learning Incorporated began as an afterschool and preschool program for children in kindergarten through 8th grade in 1998. Since then, Executive Director Belinda Colter has added tutoring services and took a leap of faithRead More →
GREEN BAY – Chappell Elementary, Washington Middle School and the Dr. Rosa Minoka-Hill High School program are switching to virtual learning on Thursday due to a “critical” staffing shortage in schools, according to a letter sent by the district to parents . Thursday will be a self-directed learning day forRead More →
Posted: 2022-01-05 20:49:28 Modified: 05/01/2022 20:48:48 After open volleyball nights hosted by the girls’ team in the fall sparked the interest of more than 20 boys, the Frontier Regional School Board approved a vote this week to add a volleyball program for boys to start this next spring season. “TheRead More →
The International School of Los Angeles is an international K-12 school committed to bilingual education and academic excellence in a stimulating and intimate environment that encourages personal initiative, creativity, and curiosity. The school’s mission is to develop confident, caring, and open-minded critical thinkers who will thrive in a diverse andRead More →
Enrichment of Hope, a free after-school program for students at Selbyville Middle School, Southern Delaware School of the Arts and Indian River High School, is accepting applications in January for the program, which will run until May 26. The program runs from 3-5:30 p.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays forRead More →
LEWISTON — A new slate of city officials set the rules for the next term on Tuesday, but not before debating the role of the city council’s representative on the school committee. At Monday’s groundbreaking, the council elected Ward 1 councilor Linda Scott, a former school committee member, to fillRead More →
Students attending school in Jacksonville will have more transportation options starting Tuesday, thanks to a new partnership between the Jacksonville Transportation Authority, the city and Duval County Public Schools. Local leaders went into detail about the My School Ride 2 pilot program — which will provide free bus rides toRead More →
LOWELL — The city’s first, and most diverse, school board with district members was dedicated Monday in a historic ceremony at Lowell High School. Sokhary Chau, just after being elected mayor at the inauguration of the city council on Monday morning and becoming chairman of the school committee, welcomed theRead More →
The proposal, put forward by Franklin Rios, will see the school operate on three floors of 14 Hamilton Square in the city. Short-term student accommodation for those taking intensive courses at the language school will be located on the top two floors of the five-storey Grade 1 listed building. AccordingRead More →