Posts from: March 2024

From internships, to classes, to networking, Franklin Shobe used his graduate experience at Seton Hall to launch a successful career in the non-profit sector.

Just like they did in 2003 when Chris Geesman retired, Penn High School is staying internal with its football next head coach hire.

Submitted Whether you’re thinking about becoming a full- or part-time student or already are, it’s not too early to think about attending Del Mar College during the 2024-2025 academic year. And, covering associated costs to attend college can be as simple as applying for a scholarship. Currently, the DMC Foundation is taking online scholarship applications through midnight on April 30, so don’t wait. Go online and apply now! Did you know that the DMC Foundation awarded over $2 million to about 1,000 students for the 2023-2024 academic year? Students attending DMC with a minimum of six (6) credit hours per semester and with a minimum…

Universities must submit data and distribute a student survey to participate in the Online Learning Rankings

Children are becoming ‘lost’ in ‘huge schools’ and it’s bad for the relationships that are key to improving behaviour and attainment, says education secretary

The Oklahoman’s spring athletes of the week poll for March 11-17 presented by Landmark Fine Homes is now live at oklahoman.com.

Here are The Dallas Morning News’ stats leaders for boys soccer as of March 20. Standouts from North Mesquite, Ursuline and Forney top the leaderboards.

Test Prep Insight’s list of the “Most Envied School Districts” has garnered considerable attention, and five districts in New Hampshire were among the lucky ones featured.

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Searching for a law school where you’ll be truly valued for who you are as a person? Look no further.