WINCHESTER — Current school board chair and Winchester resident of 11 years, Karen Maruyama Bolognese, is up for re-election to the school board. She has served on the committee for the past three years, including as chair and vice-chair. According to Bolognese, it takes time and effort for a memberRead More →
Summary Venkaiah Naidu urged educational institutions to give equal importance to studies, sports, extracurricular and recreational activities Expressing his concern over the “erosion of values,” the Vice President urged students to imbibe India’s civilizational values and strive to protect India’s glorious cultural heritage. Addressing a rally after the inauguration ofRead More →
Curriculum revised to empower students with “how to think” not just “what to think” for grades 1-8 In line with a value system aimed at fostering a love of learning, Billabong High International School (BHIS) is about to launch a brand new curriculum for primary school called BHIS 2.0. TheRead More →
WEST NEWBURY — The Pentucket Regional School Board is expected to review the operating budget for the next school year when it meets for a business meeting Tuesday evening. According to the District’s fiscal year 2023 budget narrative, the District is considering a proposed operating budget of $49.9 million. TheRead More →
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 →
It was a difficult decision for the organizers of the Ukrainian Saturday school in Ridna Shkola to open the doors yesterday and organize their classes. According to Olena Shyian, president of the Regina branch of the Ukrainian National Federation of Canada, the organization that runs Ridna Shkola, many students atRead More →
WILMINGTON — At their meeting last Wednesday evening, the school committee reviewed the budget hearing and presentations from Wilmington High School student representative Angelyn Ciampa and principal Linda Peters. Briefly sharing some highlights of the proposed budget for 2023, the superintendent, Dr. Glenn Brand, referenced the projected enrollment of 2,757Read More →
Editor’s Note: In accordance with SOURCE Election Policy, each candidate is permitted to submit an advertisement in their own words for the election. The election for the town of Natick will take place on March 29. *** NATICK – My name is Cathi Collins. I am the current vice-president ofRead More →
Editor’s Note: In accordance with SOURCE Election Policy, each candidate is permitted to submit an advertisement in their own words for the election. The election for the town of Natick will take place on March 29. *** NATICK – My name is Henry Haugland and I am running for re-electionRead More →
Editor’s Note: In accordance with SOURCE Election Policy, each candidate is permitted to submit an advertisement in their own words for the election. The election for the town of Natick will take place on March 29. *** NATICK – I’m Elise Gorseth and I’m running for a seat on theRead More →
~ Submitted by Patty Carluccio I’m writing to support Kelly Horton for the school committee. I met Kelly last year and am impressed with her willingness to lead. She is tenacious and a kind and warm person. I am particularly impressed with his advocacy last year for the many familiesRead More →
NNA | Updated: February 25, 2022 7:04 p.m. STI Hyderabad (Telangana) [India]February 25 (ANI/NewsSee): While Stanford University, the Society for Space and Education Research and Development (SSERD) and the University of California – are known to be among the best universities in the world, three of the students of theRead More →
Albert Einstein said: “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all that we know and understand, while imagination embraces the whole world, and all there will ever be to know and understand. The best way to develop one’s imagination is through arts education, which encourages creativity,Read More →
Dale Magee stands outside Shrewsbury Town Hall. (Photo/Laura Hayes) SHREWSBURY — After more than a decade on the Shrewsbury School Board, Dale Magee announced last month that he does not plan to stand for re-election in the spring. “Twelve years is a long time, and I’m not one to believeRead More →
Compass International School – Doha will hold an Open Day from 9am to 12pm on Saturday 5th March at its Themaid campus. The event, open to the public, is organized to give parents and children the opportunity to discover more about the school’s unique offers and collaborations. It invites familiesRead More →
By Ian Haupt Twelve children and two mentors stand in a circle under a covered area in Lincoln Park as they enthusiastically introduce themselves. The group has just started their second session of Wild Whatcom’s winter after-school program. As K-2 students have already had a long day of school, they’reRead 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 →
BARRINGTON, RI (WPRI) – A Barrington parent group is calling on the school board to make masks optional in schools once the statewide mask mandate is lifted next month. Barrington Parents United formed last week and the members share a goal of making masks optional in the classroom. The group,Read More →
A headmaster at a school he said had an ‘inferior’ playground to the neighboring Welsh midfield had raised safety concerns with council leaders. Rhos Street School and Welsh-language Ysgol Pen Barras in Ruthin are being built on the same site, but earlier this month a parent of middle English pupilsRead 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 →
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 →
Dover Court International School is an international, multicultural and inclusive school community in the heart of Singapore. We are a community supported and guided by clear values, which resonate with the values of Singapore itself and with those supported by global communities everywhere. We are unique in welcoming children ofRead More →
(Eds: Disclaimer: The following press release is provided to you under an agreement with PRNewswire. PTI assumes no editorial responsibility for it.)• Hariharan and Shaan to judge the contest• 5 finalists will receive a short review of their song by the judges• The winners of both zones will interact withRead More →
Social media links: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CZ_Fdv5PIwS/?utm_medium=copy_link https://www.instagram.com/tv/CZ_Mz-fhQO_/?utm_medium=copy_link Orchids – The international school, known for its relentless innovation in education, is ready to captivate young participants through India with this unique initiative that will open the doors to many opportunities as they can show off their singing talent and be judged by theRead More →
K-12-International-School Market The research report is a wide-ranging analysis and Impact of COVID19 on the world market and the in-detailed information with segmentation has been added in this intelligence report. In this report, a comprehensive analysis of the current global market of the Global K-12-International-School Market in terms of demandRead 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 →
TEWKSBURY — The school committee received three complaints about the open meeting law following a meeting earlier this month that ended with all attendees being removed from the room. At the February 9 meeting, more than 100 members and supporters of the Tewksbury Teachers Association showed up to speak toRead More →
The schools are desirable, and for good reason: While the rest of Boston’s high schools often struggle academically, the high-performing exam schools are the best the city has to offer, providing students who pass the exam process with admission a solid and rigorous academic training. path to college and career.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 →
A language school is expected to come to Birkenhead after the plan is adopted by Wirral Council. The proposal, put forward by Franklin Rios, will see the school operate on three floors at 14 Hamilton Square in the town of Wirral. Short-term student accommodation, for those taking intensive courses atRead More →
PORTSMOUTH — The Portsmouth School Board has a new member. Sondra Blank, who holds an executive position at Raytheon Technologies and a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from UMass Lowell, was named to the committee by the city council at its Feb. 14 meeting. Blank has “an engineeringRead More →
BJP leader Ujwal Keskar has raised questions over the decision of the PMC school committee to hand over the amenity space to the developer PUNE: The Pune Municipal School Board has handed over its amenity space to a builder despite not having the power to do so. Interestingly, BJP officeRead More →
ROCKLAND — Penobscot Bay Language School continues its 2022 lecture series with authentic Mexican cuisine and an in-depth discussion of the current humanitarian crisis that continues to unfold on the southernmost border of the United States. The Dinner and Discussion event will begin at 5:30 p.m. on February 24, 2022Read 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 →
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 →
Editor’s note: This story was updated on February 19 with a comment from Meg Tyler regarding criticism from the Hopkinton Teachers Association. There were tense moments at Thursday night’s school committee meeting – even before the vote to lift the mask mandate from February 28. As Nancy Cavanaugh presented herRead 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 →
The principal of a Japanese language school near Tokyo has expressed hope that all foreign students will soon be allowed to study in Japan again. The Japanese government has said it will gradually ease its strict border restrictions from next month. The restrictions are designed to prevent outbreaks of COVID-19.Read More →
CHELMSFORD – A three-way race has taken shape for two open seats on the Select Board, as the city prepares for municipal elections, scheduled for April 5. The Office of City Clerk Tricia Dzuris publishes regular updates, noting which candidates have taken out and returned declarations of candidacy and whichRead More →
School committee member Dale Magee speaks. (Photo/Laura Hayes) SHREWSBURY – The Shrewsbury School Board will decide in March whether to move forward with a transition to flexible masking in schools. However, that also depends on whether the Board of Health chooses to lift its mask mandate for schools at itsRead More →
LONDON, February 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Premium international schools organization Nord Anglia Education today announced that several of its education leaders will be speaking at this year’s EDUtech 2022 International Schools Summit. Taking place online on 27 and 28 April, Nord Anglia speakers include: Doctor Elise EcoffGroup Education Director, joiningRead 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 →
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 →
At a special school committee meeting on Tuesday night, members Joe Markey and Meg Tyler were cleared of an allegation made at the Feb. 3 meeting that they violated the Open Meetings Act by hosting a Zoom meeting. January 30 regarding the district mask. politics with a resident who isRead More →
WORCESTER, Mass. – Laura Clancey, Worcester School Committee member, says it’s time to remove masks from schools. “COVID isn’t going anywhere,” Clancey said. “We have 70% of our students who have had their first vaccines. So I think we are on the right track. At Thursday’s school board meeting, ClanceyRead 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 →
FRAMINGHAM – The Framingham school committee unanimously approved the 2022-23 school calendar on Wednesday evening February 16. The only unapproved item on the calendar was the graduation date for the class of 2023. For the The graduation ceremony for the class of 2022 moves to a Friday evening, after itsRead More →
ROCHESTER — In the years to come, local families will have another option for where to educate their school-aged children. The Rochester Academy of Arts and Sciences recently announced that it will be moving to a larger facility and adding a college program to its offering. “We recognize that inRead 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 →
The AOJ language school will be open in April 2022! The online Japanese language school will be held an online information session “Attain Online Japanese (AOJ) Language School” supports all students who wish to obtain Japanese level JLPT N2 and seek to work or study in Japan. CHIYODA, TOKYO, JAPAN,Read More →
ANDOVER — After months of covered faces, the city’s school mask mandate could be lifted as soon as the March 3 school board meeting. The city implemented its own school mandate about two weeks ahead of the state during the summer of 2020, as students and teachers prepared to returnRead More →
When Saugus Public School students return after February vacation, mask-wearing will no longer be mandatory. The school committee voted 4-0 to follow the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education guidelines to make face masks optional in schools from February 28. Earlier this week, Governor Charlie Baker and DESE Commissioner JeffreyRead 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 →
Photo source: Saint Joseph International School SUBSCRIBE TO KUCHINGBORNEO.INFOTELEGRAM TO GET NEWS AND UPDATES ABOUT KUCHING. St. Joseph’s International School, Kuching (SJIS) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with German Educare (Eduroam Sdn Bhd) which will see the international school offer its A-level students an education pathway program in German.Read More →
The end of February marks the end of mandatory masking for Haverhill students. Last night, the school board joined Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School in not countering Governor Charlie Baker’s orders to lift statewide mask requirements starting Feb. 28. Following Baker’s announcement, cities and towns had the ability toRead More →
Parents attending a Westwood school committee meeting on Thursday night were torn over what to do about masks after Massachusetts decided on Wednesday to let its school-wide mask requirement expire. state on February 28. Gov. Charlie Baker’s decision leaves school districts to decide whether to continue mandating masks. “At someRead More →
Jeremy Miles, Minister for Education and Welsh Language As announced earlier today, the Welsh Government’s latest 21-day review concluded that protections will be gradually eased if we continue to see improvements in the public health situation. As noted in my January 25 statement, I am confirming today that schools willRead More →
WALTHAM, MA – Waltham Public Schools has received an Alternative Education Programs for English Learners FY22 grant from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to expand the dual-language school into 6th grade in Kennedy Middle School. The grant has been submitted and will be administered by theRead More →
According to school committee chair Anne Musella, the question of whether or not mask-wearing should continue in EG schools will be on the agenda for its meeting on Tuesday. This follows Gov. Dan McKee’s announcement Wednesday that the statewide school mask mandate will be lifted on March 4, leaving decisionsRead More →
With the elections now, two months away on Saturday April 2, residents like Cheri Gargalianos are beginning to announce their candidacies for open local seats. I am delighted to announce that I am running for the Billerica School Committee. I have served in a number of capacities at Billerica andRead More →
Posted 3:05 p.m. Updated 4:21 p.m. *** FRAMINGHAM – President Priscila Sousa recently named the seven sub-committees of the Framingham School Board. There are 9 elected school committee members and seven sub-committees for this 2022-23 term. Each sub-committee has four members. The chair of the school committee has the powerRead More →
Opening of a new international school for 300 students Luxembourg City Children can start applying to the English, French and German sections from the beginning of March Children can start applying to the English, French and German sections from the beginning of March Education Minister Claude Meisch presented a reportRead More →
The school wants to capitalize on its success by focusing on exporting and overseas contracts, having landed four major new contracts on three continents in the past three years. “We are extremely proud to export our English teaching services around the world,” said CEO Shoko Doherty. “We have grown significantlyRead More →
HARVEYS LAKE — Legislation to establish the Purple Star school program in Pennsylvania, sponsored by Rep. Karen Boback, was introduced in the Senate after unanimous passage in the House of Representatives on Tuesday. “A child in an average military family may move up to nine times during their school-age years,Read More →
TEXAS, February 8 – February 8, 2022 | Austin, TX | Appointment Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Gilberto Salinas to the Adult High School Charter School Program Advisory Committee for a term at the Governor’s discretion. Gilberto Salinas of Brownsville is executive director of the Kerr Economic Development Corporation. HeRead More →
CBN’s weekly online Superbook Sunday School program on YouTube reaches children and teachers in Cambodia. Classes feature local hosts sharing an episode of Superbook while playing games, singing and praying together. *** Please sign up for CBN newsletters and download the CBN News app to ensure you continue to receiveRead More →
Previous story: CollegeDekho’s Study Abroad hosts a webinar on demystifying the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) for students wishing to enroll in English-speaking universities Orchids – International School’s Ahaan Shah puts his name in India’s Book of Records Published on February 8, 2022 Bombay : Ahaan ShahRead More →
LOWELL — A city council vote granting a former school board member special status as a city employee has been ruled inappropriate by the state ethics commission. When the city council met on December 21, councilors voted 8 to 1 to give then-school committee member Mike Dillon Jr. the specialRead More →
WESTFORD – There is early interest in municipal elections, including open seats on the health board and school board. The election is May 3. Clerk Patty Dubey post updates on potential candidates and open seats. Board of health Incumbents Stephanie Granger and Susan Hanly, who is also a school nurse,Read More →
Lycée Louis Massignon (LLM), a French-language school in Abu Dhabi, deployed Fortinet’s Security Fabric to improve its security infrastructure. Approved by the Ministry of National Education, this multilingual school has more than 1,700 pupils from kindergarten to high school. The school had to comply with its internal education audit teamRead More →
Editor-in-chief, city dweller; Seven months ago I wrote an article published in the Eagle Tribune – “School committee left parents out of control over start times”, July 12, 2021 – that ran through school committee subterfuge of Andover by imposing modified school start times on parents in the city. WhateverRead More →
spelling bee N’Adom Darko-Asare, a student of DPS International School, Tema emerged as the winner of the National Spelling Bee 2022 competition. This was after she correctly spelled the word “BATHYPELAGIC” during the championship round to become the champion. BATHYPELAGIC, a Greek word, relating to a depth – (also knownRead More →
Cardiff-based English language school Celtic English Academy is gearing up for significant business recovery and growth through exports, after winning a number of international contracts and diversifying its overseas offerings, with the assistance from the Welsh government. Over the past three years, the British Council-accredited school, which offers online, in-personRead More →
N’Adom Darko-Asare, a student of DPS International School, Tema emerged as the winner of the National Spelling Bee 2022 competition. This was after she correctly spelled the word “BATHYPELAGIC” during the championship round to become the champion. BATHYPELAGIC, a Greek word, relating to a depth – (also known as theRead More →
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ROCKLAND – Penobscot Bay Language School is hosting its second Dinner & Discuss event of 2022 with an authentic meal inspired by Mexican cuisine, prepared by experienced culinary volunteers and staff. The event will conclude with a lively discussion focused on the current humanitarian crisis on the US-Mexico border, includingRead More →
Content of the article A new preschool room, creating 24 daycare spaces at a French-language school in Brantford, was announced Friday by MPP Will Bouma. Content of the article The provincial investment of $500,000 is intended for Sainte-Marguerite-Bourgeoys Catholic Elementary School on Clench Avenue. The school currently serves students fromRead More →
CANTON — Between 21 school districts, the Farm to School program has delivered thousands of pounds of items from local farms to school cafeterias. “It looks like at this point we will process about 56,000 pounds of local produce reaching schools this school year,” Patrick Ames, executive director of CornellRead More →
Five people are running for school committee seats in March. Sandis Wright, Emily DiCesaro, Erin Cash, Jo A. Thorlin and Shishan Wang each turned in their papers to be on the ballot, according to City Clerk Melissa Ripley. Everything would be new to the committee. The two incumbents whose seatsRead More →
Editor’s Note: This story has been updated with a statement from Joe Markey. The school committee at its Thursday night meeting responded to a complaint by a Hopkinton resident against two school committee members, Joe Markey and Meg Tyler, claiming they were violating the Open Meetings Act of state whileRead More →
First published in the January 27 print issue of Pasadena Outlook. Primary school is a pivotal time in a child’s life. This is their first encounter with structured learning, and the experience will be a determining factor in whether they like school and find the learningRead More →
Content of the article A new preschool room, creating 24 daycare spaces at a French-language school in Brantford, was announced Friday by MLA Will Bouma. Content of the article The provincial investment of $500,000 is intended for Sainte-Marguerite-Bourgeoys Catholic Elementary School on Clench Avenue. The school currently serves students fromRead More →
WORCESTER — The Board of Election Commissioners began laying the groundwork for a public hearing process on Thursday that will lead to the drawing of the school board’s first district maps. There are still things that need to fall into place, but the council has scheduled four public hearings ThursdayRead 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 FebruaryRead More →
LOWELL – The school committee will be more up to date on incidents of bullying, harassment, discrimination and racism in the future after a request this week for regular updates on the data collected. School committee member Stacey Thompson moved a motion at Wednesday night’s meeting to have Superintendent ofRead More →
BALTIMORE — Alice Chen didn’t expect to receive a class ring at Mercy High School in Baltimore this school year. With family resources depleted due to a business fire, the eldest had no extra money for the cherished school symbol. In September, however, Chen donned an “inheritance ring” donated byRead More →
Class rings from Mercy High School in Baltimore are seen Dec. 20, 2021. The Mercy Legacy Ring program began in 2003 when a ring from a member of the Class of 1964 was donated to the school, according to Karen Maimone , director of alumni engagement at Mercy and aRead More →
Summary Schools from China, Pakistan, Kenya, Morocco and many other countries participated in the virtual debate competition Participants discussed the future of artificial intelligence, the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the climate, and how robotics could impact human life in the future Students from more than 10 countries, includingRead More →
NHK has learned that a Japanese language school in the city of Toyama in central Japan will end up with only one foreign student due to a coronavirus-related entry ban for non-Japanese. The Japanese government has in principle imposed a ban on new entry of foreigners amid the global riseRead More →
HADLEY – The Hadley School Committee met on January 24 and discussed the school’s vaccination rates as well as some important updates regarding COVID-19. School committee member Tara Brugger opened the meeting by thanking the nurses at Hadley Schools for their hard work and effort during such a difficult time.TheRead 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 →
By Victoria Gray Writer Kawenni:io/Gaweni:yo The private school building has grown in size and price. Ruby Jacobs and other school board members made a presentation to the Six Nations Council of Elected Officials (SNEC) at its general council meeting on January 25Read More →
On February 1, Matena International School launched its first executive education programs developed jointly with Moscow Skolkovo School of Management. First two education programs Ruben Hayrapetyan, Co-founder and CEO of Matena International School Matena announced the launch of two educational programs: The first is “Leading Change: Executive Program for BusinessRead More →
GUYSBOROUGH – A survey was delivered to Guysborough District Municipality mailboxes last week to determine the level of interest in establishing a French first language school in Tor Bay. The Federation of Acadian Parents of Nova Scotia (FPANE), in partnership with FANE and the Conseil scolaire acadien provincial (CSAP), willRead More →
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New University of Virginia Law School Roadmap Scholars Initiative Targets Law School Pipeline Trustees hope other top law schools will follow (Reuters) – The University of Virginia School of Law is taking what it says is the most comprehensive approach yet to promote a diverse pool of law students, launchingRead 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 →
TOKYO, February 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Attain Corporation, a company offering online language courses, including the Attain Online Japanese website, will open a high-quality and affordable online Japanese language school, Attain Online Japanese (AOJ) Language School “, at April 2022. This service is also available from anywhere in the world.Read More →