Career Education Review Jenny December 17, 2021 SAN MATEO, Calif., Dec. 13, 2021—Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts marked global *Giving Tuesday `21 by giving to those closest to home. On Tuesday, Nov. 30, the institution awarded Microsoft Surface tablets to more than 127 deserving students institution-wide. Recognizing the impact of COVID-19 […]
Fox Business Bradford Betz December 16, 2021 The Biden administration’s proposal was put forth as part of the broader Supply Chain Disruptions Task Force An independent truck driver association is pushing back on the narrative of a nationwide shortage of truck drivers, saying the real problem lies with the industry’s high turnover […]
Good Day CW31 – Amador County News December 15, 2021 PLYMOUTH (CBS13) — An Amador County trade school has won a major First Amendment fight against the State of California, and now, new rules will go into effect on January 1 as a result of its legal battle. For 30 […]
Times of San Diego Elnaz Arman December 14, 2021 A career change might seem daunting, especially when you’ve worked so hard and for so long to get to where you are. But, if you never take that first step, you will always be left wondering “what could have been?” I […]
Federal Register December 15, 2021 SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Department of the Air Force may grant the prospective license unless a timely objection is received that sufficiently shows the grant of the license would be inconsistent with the Bayh-Dole Act or implementing regulations. A competing application for a patent license agreement, […]
The 74 Asher Lehrer-Small December 8, 2021 The first summer of the pandemic brought disappointing news to school counselor Marianne Matt. Many of the seniors who she had supported through the spring college admission process at Capital High in Madison, Wisconsin — where about three-quarters of students are Black or […]
Higher Ed Dive Jereny Bauer-Wolf December 13, 2021 Dive Brief: The U.S. Department of Education said Friday it expects to release in April its proposed regulation governing Title IX, the federal law banning sex discrimination and violence in educational settings. This means the department plans on issuing the draft version of the […]
The Hechinger Report Charlotte West December 10, 2021 Urban and rural students alike struggle to find reliable ways to get to and from campuses When 18-year-old Ernesto Rubio graduated from high school in June, he knew what he wanted to do next: take a summer class in the basics of […]
Inside Sources Michael Graham December 10, 2021 A spending proposal in President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan would deny funding for students who choose to attend private-sector career colleges, rather than public community colleges. It’s a burden that would disproportionately fall on veterans, older students, and people of color. […]
Higher Ed Dive Natalie Schwartz December 3, 2021 Dive Brief: Just 2% of students who graduated from high school in 2020 and didn’t immediately attend college ended up enrolling a year later this fall, dashing hopes that the large number of students who opted out of higher ed in the pandemic’s […]