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International Community School gets new clean energy learning space
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International Community School in Decatur, Georgia, opened a JAS-Vibha Clean Energy & Sustainability Learning Space on Aug. 27 to expand hands-on STEM education for more than 550 students.
Baruch students launch Islamic finance network in New York
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More than 160 students, professionals and community leaders gathered at Baruch College on Sept. 17 for the inaugural Islamic Finance Conference, where student-led groups unveiled new platforms for research, mentorship and Muslim professional…
AEGEAN and Olympic Air adopt CEFA AMS for pilot learning
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AEGEAN and Olympic Air have chosen CEFA Aviation Mobile Services to give more than 800 pilots private access to their own flight data starting Aug. 1, 2026. The rollout is designed to strengthen safety culture, voluntary reporting and day-to-day…
Qubo and Mitacs launch six quantum workshops for Canadian students
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Qubo Consulting and Mitacs are offering six bilingual quantum workshops for post-secondary students and recent graduates in Canada, starting Oct. 29 and running through March 2027. The free online series aims to build the country’s quantum talent…
Orlando educator wins 2026 Toyota Family Teacher of the Year
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Dr. Nisha Phillip Malahoo of Orlando nonprofit Above & Beyond for Change has been named the 2026 Toyota Family Teacher of the Year and will receive a $20,000 grant to expand family-engagement work in Central Florida.
UH Law Center launches J.D./LL.M. visiting student pathway
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The University of Houston Law Center has opened applications for a Joint J.D.-LL.M. Visiting Student Program that lets eligible second- and third-year law students earn LL.M. credits while visiting UH. The option can cut one semester from the…
Teacher Retention Academy says schools should study why teachers stay
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Teacher Retention Academy founder Dr. Mary Rivers says schools and districts should look beyond exit reasons and study the teachers who remain to improve retention.
Sports education market seen topping $11.4 billion by 2030
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The global sports education and instruction market is projected to rise from $8.88 billion in 2025 to $11.43 billion by 2030, driven by health awareness, digital coaching, and demand for specialized training.
Project PRC names 10 Prairie View A&M students for new housing scholarship
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Project PRC will honor the first 10 Prairie View A&M students in its Housing Scholars Program on Oct. 16 in Prairie View, Texas.
Training and education market seen reaching $136.5 billion by 2030
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The global training, education and other services market is projected to grow from $109.69 billion in 2026 to $136.5 billion by 2030, fueled by corporate training, AI-driven learning and hybrid education models.
Smart education market to top $600B by 2030
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The Business Research Company says the global smart education market will grow from $361.6 billion in 2026 to $600.83 billion by 2030, fueled by personalized learning, cloud-based tools and AI-driven education systems.
Trade schools market seen hitting $398.89B by 2030
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The global trade schools market is projected to grow from $275.74 billion in 2026 to $398.89 billion by 2030, driven by demand for skilled workers, reskilling, and hybrid vocational learning.
Toys market seen reaching $260.3B by 2030 as demand for learning toys rises
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The global toys market is projected to grow from $201.6 billion in 2026 to $260.3 billion by 2030, driven by demand for educational, interactive and sustainable products.
Missouri school-bus stop law now carries higher fines and camera rules
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Amanda Swinney Law released an overview of Missouri’s updated school-bus stop law after changes took effect Aug. 28, 2026. The update raises points, fines and license suspensions for stop-arm violations and lets school districts use safety cameras…
Mercy University wins $3 million federal grant for student success initiative
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Mercy University will receive nearly $3 million from the U.S. Department of Education over five years to expand career readiness, faculty training and AI integration for low-income students.
Selwyn School offers 36 students a tuition-free spring 2027 semester
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Selwyn School in Argyle, Texas, will select 36 new students for a fully sponsored spring 2027 semester, open to children entering kindergarten through grade 12. Applications close Dec. 4, and families pay only the application fee and incidental…
HBCU pre-law summit expands law school pathways in North Carolina
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The 13th Annual National HBCU Pre-Law Summit & Law Expo brought aspiring lawyers to North Carolina’s Research Triangle Sept. 24–27 for law school visits, admissions guidance, and mentorship.
Liaison says student success data can sharpen enrollment recruiting
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Liaison has released a guide arguing that colleges can use student success data earlier in the enrollment funnel to improve targeting, messaging, and class shaping.
Wizz App survey finds college students lean on social apps to make friends
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A Wizz App survey of 12,402 U.S. college students found that 60% felt held back by shyness in their first week on campus, while 72% said an online first connection led to a real relationship.
COAF launches recurring-giving circle to expand SMART education across Armenia
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Children of Armenia Fund has launched The Ararat Circle, a monthly and annual donor community aimed at funding the expansion of its SMART education model across rural Armenia.
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