When it comes to college admissions within the United States, there are some who think that the complex and often subjective nature of the entire process is unfair to students. After all, in many other parts of the world – such as Europe and countries
Girl Up Academy, an interactive online learning platform hosted by NovoEd, will support the next generation of girls and young women looking to learn, grow, and lead. Girl Up will debut its Leadership Course to advance girls’ skills, rights, and opportunities to lead. The project
Our 12 finalists were brought together virtually for the 39th annual National Shakespeare Competition, making it the third-ever virtual competition in the program’s history. People from across the world came together on Monday, April 25th on Zoom to watch as the 12 finalists performed for
Steve Ly has many passions, but one passion that Steve Ly holds dearly is education. Steve Ly has devoted his professional career to educating the youth and building communities that help them thrive. He wants to see every single young person succeed in life. Steve
KinderCare’s latest Parent Confidence Report shows that both parent confidence and stress levels are at an all-time high. Parents of all political beliefs agree that child care is at a crisis point in this country as they reimagine the future of work. Despite all the
“A Slippery Shadow” delivers shockingly realistic intrigue as unsuspecting enterprise leaders, legal and otherwise, become pawns in a clandestine plan to influence global events. With the abduction of crime boss Fidelia Morales from the cabin of her private jet, the drama unfolds from the very
Key New NEPC Review Takeaway: Though it offers a helpful approach for estimating spending by private fundraising organizations, report fails to support its key claims. A recent Urban Institute report analyzing the role of Parent Teacher Organizations and similar groups in Illinois echoes and amplifies
Key New NEPC Policy Brief Takeaway: Brief suggests processes and frameworks to improve school policy and practice for all youth. Transgender and nonbinary (collectively referred to here as “trans”) students are ill-served by most school environments. They experience challenges trying to navigate institutions that, at
The Stetson University School of Music is pleased to announce the first annual “Stetson at Carnegie Hall Chamber Music and Solo Competition” to take place on Oct. 2, 2022. Winners will be featured in a performance at Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall in New York City
Decades of research lead to new ideas about aging. Aging is the leading cause of death in the world. Aardsma Research and Publishing– a private research group in central Illinois– has published a new book addressing one of the most pressing questions in science today– why human
