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New Website Informs San Diego Community College Students About Jobs

A community college website provides students with information about middle-skill level jobs available in San Diego.
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Single Moms with College Degrees Less Likely to Experience Poverty

A new report from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) this week adds to the institute’s ongoing research on the “life-changing” impact of earning a postsecondary degree for single mothers.
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Wyoming Colleges Working Together to Reach Attainment Goals

Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead set ambitious education goals last November when he issued an executive order stating Wyoming will achieve 67 percent post-secondary credential attainment by 2025 and 82 percent by 2040.
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“It’s Helping Them to Replace Behaviors,” Oklahoma City Elementary School Opens Meditation Room

t's a basic reality for many teachers and students. Traditionally, when a student is disruptive in class, they're sent to the principal's office and some form of discipline will follow.
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New York City Schools Agree to Bullying Reforms in Wake of Lawsuit

A legal settlement calling on the education department to do more to address bullying in schools was approved this week by a judge, despite objections from advocates.
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Federal Commission on School Safety to Hold Third Public Listening Session

Representatives of the Federal Commission on School Safety (FCSS) will travel to Cheyenne, Wyoming, on Tuesday, August 7, for their third listening session. Members of the public, as well as state and local government representatives, will have the opportunity to speak to representatives of the Commission and express their views on how to improve school safety.
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Debates Differ on Completion Incentives

A growing number of states are experimenting with different ways to encourage students to take more credits.
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Helping College Student-Parents

A new influx of money at the University of Houston’s on-campus childcare centers shows the impact of a federal program.
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How Many Students Are Chronically Absent in the United States Each Year?

The issue of “chronic absenteeism” among students has festered into what the U.S. Department of Education has branded a national crisis.
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Mental Health Care is Absent at Many California Community Colleges

California’s community colleges serve more than 2 million students annually, but mental health services are not widely available on many campuses. Of the 114 community colleges in California, at least 19 appear to have no mental health services on campus, according to experts and a California Health Report survey of available data. Even on campuses that do have mental health care, availability and services can vary widely.

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