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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
MANCHESTER — Nearly a third of pupils at all levels will soon begin participating in a summer learning program which the superintendent called the largest in the city’s history at this school board’s meeting. week. Superintendent of Schools Matthew Geary said about 2,000 students from kindergarten through high school areRead More →
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) – The city and school district of Philadelphia are teaming up to offer an expanded summer learning program to help prepare thousands of students for the fall. Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and school district leaders spoke Monday at William Hunter Elementary School in Kensington. They said students willRead More →
MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. — This week, the Martin County School District will wrap up an expanded summer school session to help prepare students for the new school year and catch up on lost learning. A new program is designed to help new middle and high school students transition into theirRead More →
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future ties, run by Chicago Police Officer Jennifer Maddox, can accommodate 40 children at a time at its basement center in Parkway Gardens. The after-school program provides services to a total of 1,200 children. “We had to turn away so many young people who never had the opportunity to beRead More →
A safer way for children to walk and cycle to school may soon be a possibility for schools in the town of Marion. At a school board meeting on Monday, a representative from Toole Design made a presentation on a school transportation plan being developed by Columbus Landscape Architecture andRead More →
The Orange Academy is seeing strong interest from families for an extended summer program and is preparing to welcome around 300 students. Summer learning opportunities will be supported by federal ESSER funds – the district received $164,000 from these emergency relief funds to address the impact that COVID-19 has hadRead More →
job description POSITION: After School Program Director REPORTS TO: Director of Sports and Activities LOCATION/TIMES: STRIVE Prep – Ruby Hill Elementary with general hours of 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. with some flexibility required. After-school programming with scholars will begin daily at 3:00 p.m. SALARY: $60,000 to $65,000 depending onRead More →
Summer doesn’t mean students’ brains have to go on vacation. Kim Wasson and others hope to keep students engaged this summer with Third Creek Middle School’s “Reading in the Real World” after-school program. She said her previous work with young people and a conversation with principal Marlene Scott motivated herRead More →
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LANSING, Mich. (WILX) — Potterville Elementary School is in the spotlight after receiving national recognition for a new program that helps students develop social and emotional skills. Capturing Children’s Hearts focuses on social and emotional health, allowing them to feel more supported in the classroom. Potterville Elementary is one ofRead More →
Photo courtesy of the City of Alexandria ALEXANDRIA, VA-The city of Alexandria will offer a modified after-school program for younger students during the 2021-2022 school year. This year, the Out-of-School Program (OSTP) is for students in kindergarten through fifth grade. It is scheduled to start on August 23, 2021 andRead More →
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STAUNTON, Va. (WHSV) – Around the Valley, students and teachers are preparing for summer school. Administrators say this program has become especially important after a year of virtual and blended learning. “We’ve all wasted a lot of direct instructional time with students,” said Stephanie Haskins, executive director of instruction forRead More →
UGA program helps Clarke County students develop leadership skills and career interests Since she was 2 years old, Tiffani Richardson has her sights set on becoming a healthcare professional. Whether she’s an obstetrician, registered nurse, or what she called a “baby doctor” (pediatrician) when she was younger, UGA’s Georgia PossibleRead More →
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News Photo by Julie Riddle Students board a bus at Hinks Elementary School on Wednesday afternoon. ALPENA — Parents at Alpena public schools have until Friday to register their child or children for summer school. The district will provide summer school opportunities for K-12 students,Read More →
In 2021, Hibbett promised more than $500,000 and in partnership with Nike the donation was raised to $750,000 for the 86 adopted schools. The philanthropic initiative was developed as a community outreach program to help local schools and sports programs in neighborhoods that are often left behind. Sole School’s uniqueRead More →
Simon Heaton said he expected to graduate with a prestigious degree from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania last year, after his company paid around $23,000 for him to take a leadership course from two weeks for human resources managers. Instead, the talent director of global consulting firmRead More →
ROCHESTER, NY (WROC) – A new after-school program in Rochester aims to teach kids new skills… ones they don’t necessarily learn in school. But what makes ‘Operation Go’ different is not just the skills they teach, but also the transformational mindset they teach. Operation Go founder Justin Ortiz, who originallyRead More →
LUXEMBURG, Wis. (WFRV) – Demolition and construction work began this week in preparation for the Luxembourg-Casco School District’s new Ahnapee Diesel program, which begins with the start of the 2021-22 school year. According to a statement, part of the former Casco District College is being converted into a diesel andRead More →
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) – New York City announced on Tuesday that it will offer a new program called “Summer Rising,” an open invitation to free summer classes for all K-12 students who wish to participate. It will be open both to students assigned to the summer school for remedialRead More →
This is the third article in a series of Japan in Action, presenting the main policies of the Suga administration. Japan is advancing its 461 billion yen ($4.4 billion) plan by three years to digitize education among the country’s roughly 13 million primary and secondary school students and in itsRead More →
the ILSC High School Program is available online or in a blended format at the provider’s language school in Toronto and Vancouver in Canada, and New Delhi in India. “ESL-High School Bridge students can get a head start on earning high school academic credit” In partnership with an e-learning specialistRead More →
Craven CC recently received a $1,000 grant from the International Paper Foundation to help purchase textbooks for the college’s Career & College Promise (CCP) program. This grant is one of many examples of the community’s unwavering support for the college to provide an accessible education. “At International Paper, we believeRead More →
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Newport News – A small group of Hampton students gathered Monday afternoon around a pile of boxes outside Barrington Irving’s plane at Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport. Irving cut one of them and pulled out a box. The boxes are from Flying Classroom and contain handy kits with supplies for activities.Read More →
Content of the article An Alberta-based school program is gaining international recognition for its innovative school-based approach to health promotion. Content of the article APPLE Schools has been selected as one of the 100 most innovative and inspiring educational projects in the world by HundrED for 2020, a global non-profitRead More →