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Education

  • Lawmakers hear push for more finance, civics education

    State House News Service September 25, 2015

    Knowledge of financial practices and the workings of government were described as cornerstones of modern-day literacy on Thursday by supporters of legislation that would bring finance and civics instruction to Massachusetts schools.

    State House News Service September 25, 2015
  • Fitchburg State dedicates Veterans Center

    September 24, 2015

    Fitchburg State University (FSU) formally opened a Veterans Center in Thompson Hall on Tuesday to support to veterans seeking higher education.

    September 24, 2015
  • The business of autism support

    Emily Micucci September 23, 2015

    Maintaining work-life balance is challenging for any parent, but for those who have children with autism, the problem is compounded. Speakers featured at the second annual Central Massachusetts Autism Summit held at Assumption College Tuesday

    Emily Micucci September 23, 2015
  • Holy Cross wins CASE fundraising award

    September 22, 2015

    The College of the Holy Cross, whose comprehensive fundraising campaign “Become More” has crossed the halfway mark, has won a 2015 Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) educational fundraising award.

    September 22, 2015
  • Officials studying early PARCC scores

    State House News Service September 22, 2015

    As state education officials weigh whether to fully embrace a new assessment program reflecting the national Common Core curriculum, preliminary data released Monday shows students taking the new test appeared less likely to hit or exceed grade-

    State House News Service September 22, 2015
  • Meehan sees UMass Law accreditation “within the next year”

    State House News Service September 21, 2015

    The University of Massachusetts School of Law should receive accreditation from the American Bar Association "within the next year," UMass President Martin Meehan said during a Sunday talk show appearance in which he laid out some of his Beacon Hill

    State House News Service September 21, 2015
  • Anna Maria College inaugurates 11th president

    September 18, 2015

    Mary Lou Retelle will be inaugurated Anna Maria College's president Friday afternoon at the school in Paxton.

    September 18, 2015
  • Lawmakers pitch solutions to college debt problems

    State House News Service September 17, 2015

    As lawmakers weigh proposals to make higher education more affordable for Massachusetts students, advocates on Tuesday hailed efforts to increase financial literacy and expand college savings programs.

    State House News Service September 17, 2015
  • Clark Trustees elect new leaders

    September 11, 2015

    Steven Swain is Clark University's new chairman of the Board of Trustees, leading a team that aims to advance the school's national standing, the school has announced.

    September 11, 2015
  • State appeals to high school students with 'Go Higher!' campaign

    State House News Service September 11, 2015

    State officials on Wednesday launched a website, campaign and event series to help high school students prepare for college and careers and make them more aware of opportunities in public higher education.

    State House News Service September 11, 2015
  • Meehan mum about UMass committee's closed session

    State House News Service September 10, 2015

    A committee of the University of Massachusetts Board of Trustees on Wednesday met in a closed session to discuss an "on-going investigation" under a state law that allows public bodies to meet in private to discuss possible criminal activity.

    State House News Service September 10, 2015
  • MWCC, Clark form transfer-student agreement

    September 4, 2015

    Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC) has partnered with Clark University in Worcester to facilitate transfer opportunities for MWCC students, the community college in Gardner announced Thursday.

    September 4, 2015
  • UMass agrees to pay retroactive wages to union workers

    State House News Service September 4, 2015

    University of Massachusetts President Marty Meehan has committed the university to funding $10.9 million in retroactive pay denied to faculty and staff by the previous president, expressing confidence that the state will help foot the bill.

    State House News Service September 4, 2015
  • ALS researchers at UMass Medical get ‘Ice Bucket’ funds

    Katie Lannan State House News Service September 3, 2015

    Two groups of scientists at the University of Massachusetts Medical School have each received $1 million in grant money raised during last summer's viral Ice Bucket Challenge campaign, funds that will support ALS research projects that the school's

    Katie Lannan State House News Service September 3, 2015
  • Perkins appoints Ames as executive director

    September 3, 2015

    Michael W. Ames has been named the seventh executive director and CEO of Perkins, the Lancaster-based human services agency that includes the Doctor Franklin Perkins School.

    September 3, 2015
  • Investing in Mass. schools pays off for students, employers, state

    John Mahoney Special To The Worcester Business Journal August 31, 2015

    Massachusetts has always been a leader in education. We're honored to live in a state that has the first and oldest existing public school in the U.S. (Boston Latin), and the first and oldest university (Harvard).

    John Mahoney Special To The Worcester Business Journal August 31, 2015

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