Private college groups launch web loan tool

Private, nonprofit colleges in Ohio and 11 other states have launched a new web tool to help students find private loans for school. C. Todd Jones, an Ohio official who helped develop the website called The Marketplace, said students can find it daunting to... Ohio - United States - Non-profit organization - College - Education

Pennsbury Education Association responds to board president’s statement

The Pennsbury Education Association (PEA) has responded to a statement by Greg Lucidi, president of the Pennsbury School Board, which he read at the Aug. 19 special board meeting.

Art students show a flair for the fair

When the 36 students in Tom Garrett's illustration class went to the State Fair last week, they had a different mission from those of us making a beeline for the Pronto Pup stand.

Education minister urges parents to get involved in schools

B.C.'s education minister today called on parents to get more involved in their children's learning.

Students protest dean's resignation

Some Cathedral High School students cannot believe that Christine Judd, their dean and athletic director, stepped down after 12 years of service on Friday, not even a week into the new school year.

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Alfred 37, Widener 0 Assumption 33, Millersville 28 Boston College 38, Weber St. 20 Bridgewater, Mass. 34, Mount Ida 25 Bryant 44, Fordham 30 C.W. Post 20, American International 11 Carnegie-Mellon 28, Grove City 21 Case Reserve 30, John Carroll 13 Colgate 30, Monmouth, N.J. 29 Duquesne 17, Bucknell 13 Franklin & Marshall 35, Washington & Lee 7 Gettysburg 42, Lebanon Valley 28 Holy Cross 38 ...

Students can get help with What’s Next? program

High school students who want to boost their ACT scores or who would like to learn about financial aid options for college can get some assistance this weekend as part of What’s Next?, an educational enrichment program of the Avenue U YMCA.

Education Minister Margaret MacDiarmid to parents: You play key role in students' success

As your child heads back to school this year, I would like to take a moment to acknowledge the important role you, as parents, play in the success of all the children and young people in our education system.

Students head back to school in Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains

Students will be heading back to school in Morristown, Morris Township and Morris Plains next Tuesday, Sept. 7.

College GameDay going to Penn State-Alabama

This isn't too much of a surprise: ESPN's College GameDay football show is headed to Tuscaloosa, Ala., this coming Saturday for the 7 p.m. Penn State-Alabama matchup.

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College Students Reminded to Wash Their Hands

SUNDAY, Sept. 5 (HealthDay News) -- As college students begin to settle into their new dorm rooms at campuses nationwide, one New York City-based public health advocate is offering some basic advice to help them stay healthy during the upcoming flu season.

College Students Reminded to Wash Their Hands

SUNDAY, Sept. 5 (HealthDay News) -- As college students begin to settle into their new dorm rooms at campuses nationwide, one New York City-based public health advocate is offering some basic advice to help them stay healthy during the upcoming flu season.

College closing for Labor Day

PERRYSBURG -- Owens Community College Toledo-area and Findlay-area campuses will be closed today through Monday for the Labor Day holiday.

Students attend business leader conference

BARTOW - Six students represented Polk County at the 2010 Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) National Leadership Conference in Nashville, Tenn., over the summer.

College Football Saturday Wrap Up: 20 Things We Learned

College Football’s first Saturday is officially in the books, and now we can all finally take a deep breath and regroup. We saw some wild things today, from amazing upsets to great individual performances. In the end, what exactly can we take away from this day as we move forward into thick of the rest of the college football season? Here are 20 things we learned from the first Saturday of the ...

College roundup: Vassar sweeps own cross country invitational - From the Poughkeepsie Journal

The Vassar College men's and women's cross country teams opened their 2010 seasons by repeating as champions of the Vassar College Invitational on Saturday. It is the eighth consecutive title for the Brewers' men, while the women have won five years in a row.

Education groups cry foul over letter

World-Herald News Service LINCOLN - The Omaha Public Schools superintendent and at least one state senator are crying foul after Gov. Dave Heineman asked the state's major education groups to support repeal of the federal health-care reforms or face possible cuts in state funding.

Students' artwork included in calendar

The North Platte Telegraph Two students from Hershey have had their artwork selected for inclusion in the 2011 "Nebraska: Don't Waste It" environmental calendar. Courtney Laubner, seventh grade, and Shianne Hoatson, sixth grade, both attend Hershey Public Schools.

Students of bygone era hold reunion

On Aug. 15, seven former students of Bitten School, a one-room country school in Brighton Township, and some of their family members gathered at the site of their early education to get reacquainted. Several people brought pictures from their school days and from last year's gathering.

Students’ reaction to division move mixed

By Calvin Cooley Sports Writer Feedback from students has really opened Cory Hamilton’s eyes to the pros and cons of a potential move by the University of North Alabama athletic program from its current home in the NCAA Division II to Division I.

Education commissioner says reading test results are a starting point

Nebraska Education Commissioner Roger Breed said the first-ever statewide grade-level reading test results should be a starting point for schools, parents and state officials to discuss how to raise reading scores.

College ball fumbles its morality

The start of college football season is nerve-wracking for many reasons, some being crimes and misdemeanors.

Englewood Education Foundation awards 18 scholarships

The Englewood Education Foundation continued its tradition of helping students continue their education as it presented scholarships to 18 local high school graduates.

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College kids' parents can't let go

IOWA CITY, Iowa -- The hour when Ariana Kramer will begin her college career is fast approaching -- and her parents are in an office supply store, disagreeing about hanging files, of all things. "She'll need them," her mother says. "I don't think s ...

Who's often dreading college sendoff more? Parents

The hour when Ariana Kramer will begin her college career is fast approaching — and her parents are in an office supply store, disagreeing about hanging files, of all things.

Jail ordered for Pennsylvania man who set up robberies online

A former Eastern Pennsylvania college student has been sentenced to 19 months to five years for posting fake online ads to lure victims and rob them.