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Ministry of Education removes ACICS from university accreditation again
[ad_1] Comments on this story comment The Department of Education has dismissed an appeal from the independent College and School Accreditation Council to remain a gatekeeper between universities and billions of dollars of federal financial aid, the agency said Friday. The federal government relies on certifiers to deem universities worthy of participating in federal student ... -
High School Moves to College Campus, Creating Pipeline to Higher Education – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
[ad_1] Students returned to their North Texas school with the usual mixture of excitement and nervousness. Perhaps it felt a little more here at Kip Oak Cliff Academy. High schools opened on college campuses this week. Student Valeria Reyes said: “It’s wonderful. I’m in a new environment. I feel comfortable, safe and happy. I’m happy ... -
How Parents Can Support Their Child’s Mental Health Back to School
[ad_1] Coming out of the pandemic, mental health experts say children are suffering from depression and anxiety at an alarming rate. NORTH BERWICK, ME — The countdown to when kids are back in school begins, and with it comes anxiety. One in six children in Maine is experiencing unprecedented levels of anxiety and depression, according ... -
New 988 Mental Health Hotline Extension Is Aimed To Help Veterans
[ad_1] ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Mental health resources are more accessible than ever with the new three-digit 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Simply dial extension 1 to connect with a professional counselor who specializes in veterans. “There’s a lot going on in the world and some veterans are still dealing with situations they encountered while serving ... -
Gloucester Health Department warns community of foxes testing positive for rabies
[ad_1] For immediate release GLOUCESTER – Mayor Greg Berga and Health Commissioner Mary Ellen Rose have been notified by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health that a fox found in Gloucester has tested positive for rabies. The fox who tested positive was found at 86 Concord Street on Wednesday, August 10. Rabies is a serious ... -
Health officials are urging people to get a flu shot before the expected peak season
[ad_1] RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) – As COVID-19 cases continue to spread across the Commonwealth, health experts are urging people to stay vigilant about the flu. Over the past few years, the Richmond-Henrico Health District said the flu season has been mild, but officials have seen more cases in the past few months. Richmond Henrico Health ... -
Seeking New Director for Pueblo D60 School Board
[ad_1] Pueblo School District 60 began looking for a school board director following the resignation of Matthew Crunswick. Crunswick was elected as one of five Board members on the Pueblo D60 Board in November 2021. After accepting an out-of-state job, he submitted his resignation effective July 31, according to a statement read by Pueblo D60 ... -
Department of Education clears debts of Nebraskans who attended ITT.education
[ad_1] Attorney General Doug Peterson announced Thursday that the Department of Education will forgive all federal student loans for those who attended the ITT Technical Institute. The 1,340 Nebraska borrowers who attended the school from 2005 to its closure in 2016 will have their loans forgiven. Nationwide, the U.S. Department of Education will settle approximately ...











