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The article examines how the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program, which allows foreign students to work in the U.S. after graduation, has become a central issue in the immigration debate, putting thousands of students at risk of deportation. Topics discussed include the legal challenge to the program, its impact on international student enrollment, and the potential effects on American universities' competitiveness.

The article focuses on the collection of personal data from students when they use courseware in their educational programs. Topics include the intimate and sensitive nature of the data collected, the concerns raised by students about how this information is handled, and the overall privacy vulnerabilities in educational technology used in colleges.

Bank of America is awarding $400,000 in grants to two Orange County-area nonprofits, Veterans Legal Institute (VLI) and Orangewood Foundation, through its Neighborhood Builders program. VLI will expand its internship program to help more service members, while Orangewood Foundation will provide holistic services to 250 youth annually. The Angels Baseball Foundation hosted a Kids Holiday Party at Angel Stadium, serving 350 children and their families in partnership with local nonprofits. The Bowers Museum hosted a black-tie gala to celebrate the opening of The Eternal Garden: Titanium Art exhibit, raising $500,000 for educational programs. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: Joe Napsha Sep. 14Students from five area high schools will get the chance to learn about environmental stewardship and its role in the health of a community during an [...]

Vivian Wilhoite has been sworn in for her historic third term as Davidson County Assessor of Property. The inauguration ceremony was marked by heartfelt speeches, musical tributes, and the presence of numerous dignitaries and community members. Wilhoite expressed appreciation for her team and their shared accomplishments, including increasing staff diversity, enhancing outreach to educate property owners, and implementing updated technology. The event showcased Wilhoite's deep community ties and the respect she has garnered throughout the years. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: Haley Daugherty May 14Eighteen-year-old Rachel Pasko has been surrounded by politics her entire life. As her family and friends spoke with conviction about administrations and foreign policy over the [...]

The article opines that a second administration for U.S. President-elect Donald J. Trump could devastate higher education in the country. It identifies ways by which the administration could generate opportunities to profit by altering federal programs under Project 2025, that include reforms to omnibus spending bills, revocation of Title IX protection of transgender students, increasing costs of block debt cancellation for student loan borrowers, and accreditation.

The article highlights the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures' fourth annual gala, which successfully raised over $11 million to fund exhibitions, educational programs, and public initiatives, while honoring notable figures in the film industry. Topics include the contributions of honorees Rita Moreno, Paul Mescal, and Quentin Tarantino, as well as the event's performances and celebrity attendance.

The article discusses three different fundraising events that took place in Orange County. The first event was the 32nd annual Zoofari Gala, which raised over $120,000 to support the Santa Ana Zoo's programs. The second event was the Getzlaf Golf Shootout, which raised nearly $500,000 for Duchenne muscular dystrophy research. The third event was Families Forward's 40th anniversary Light Up the Night fundraising gala, which raised over $400,000 to provide essential programs and services for families experiencing homelessness. The article highlights the sponsors and honorees of each event. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: Harry Funk Feb. 17If the growing need for health care professionals has you concerned, Dr. Kirsten Lin is working on a solution. The McCandless physician is the owner of [...]

The article focuses on Sheldon Lehner, a Jewish basketball referee with fifty years of experience, has been dedicated to teaching life lessons through sports. It reports the officiated thousands of games, organized programs for troubled youth, and created educational initiatives like "HIGH GAIN," and it highlights the basketball and commitment to promoting kindness, responsibility, and peace.

Byline: Joyce Hanz Oct. 3Enrollment in Valley Points YMCA's Explorers program at the West Vandergrift Early Learning Center in Vandergrift has dropped by about 33% since rumors about the fate [...]

The article focuses on the decline in participation in Birthright trips to Israel among Jewish students and young adults since the October 7 Hamas attack, highlighting safety concerns and budget impacts, while also noting efforts to revive interest and recruitment for future trips.

Byline: Wayne D'Orio SAN ANTONIO - For years, Keira Gilmore had her heart set on going to Texas A&M University. In high school, she was accepted and started mapping out [...]

The article discusses the growing trend of U.S. universities creating climate change programs to meet the demand from students seeking to address climate issues in their academic and professional pursuits. It also mentions the development of specialized programs and majors dedicated to climate change studies, along with the factors driving this educational shift.

The article focuses on various educational and community activities within Jewish schools and congregations, and it reports that students engage in hands-on experiences like sorting donated sports equipment, hosting Passover seders, designing matzah covers, and learning units.

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Byline: Lela Nargi This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. On that morning in 2001, two large airplanes flew into the twin towers of the World [...]

The article focuses on the decisions and resolutions made during a regular session of the OST (Oglala Sioux Tribe) Council, including the enlargement of the OST Marijuana Commission, land transfers, contract approvals, and the recognition of elders and veterans. Topics include expanding the Marijuana Commission, discussing land transfers, and approving various contracts related to infrastructure and education programs.

M2 PRESSWIRE-March 10, 2022-: Codasip University Program spurs innovation and boosts curriculums (C)1994-2022 M2 COMMUNICATIONS RDATE:10032022 Keith Graham appointed Head of University Program Munich - Codasip, the leader in processor [...]

The article focuses on the history and ongoing role of Holy Rosary Mission/Red Cloud/Mahpiya Luta School on the Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota, particularly highlighting the involvement of Jesuits and Sisters of St. Francis. Topics discussed include the establishment of the school, the contributions of Sister/Winyans, and efforts to preserve and gather historical information about the institution.

The article highlights the establishment of the Collaboratory, a center for Jewish learning at George Washington University, emphasizing its goals of advancing Jewish education, addressing research challenges in the Jewish community, and promoting collaboration among existing educational programs.

Byline: Tony LaRussa May 20Gifted middle school students in the North Allegheny School District were able to get a hands-on demonstration of the work that physicians do during an event [...]

An education program is immersing underprivileged students in Ivy League classes, and the students' success has raised questions about how elite university gatekeepers determine college prospects. WASHINGTON -- When Di'Zhon [...]

The article focuses on Little Wound School's Oral Interp program sponsoring a Reader's Theater camp, open to grades 7-12 students, providing a free opportunity to learn and participate in a fun and intense workshop from Monday to Friday, with no prior experience required.

Byline: Patrick Varine May 22-- May 22--You wouldn't expect a veteran to be intimidated by the prospect of attending college, given the rigors of military life and the stress of [...]

Lori Wicker is likely one of the only people you will ever meet who regularly shows up at public schools with a helicopter or an airplane in tow. As executive [...]

A grant from the U.S. Department of Education funding the Upward Bound program at Greenville Technical College has been renewed for five years. The college will receive $1.5 million over [...]

When it comes to igniting the interest of the next generation of talent, the key is to start young say economic developers. The Children's Museum of the Upstate-Greenville will celebrate [...]

The article focuses on the unique approaches employed by Beth Chai Jewish Humanist Congregation in engaging its members through diverse educational programs, emphasizing cultural and historical aspects over ritualistic elements.

The article discusses the wage disparity between community-based early childhood educators and teachers at school-based programs in New York City. The wage gap results in high turnover and operational challenges for childcare centers, impacting the quality of care for children. Advocates are calling for pay parity through new agreements, including considerations for longevity in pay structures, per diem rates for summer work, and hourly minimum wage for childcare support staff.

The author encourages parents in New York City to enroll their child in the local government's early childhood programs that provides high-quality early childhood education in partnership with community-based organizations, district schools and educators.

The article discusses that Škoda Auto Volkswagen India Pvt. Ltd. (SAVWIPL), which manages the Indian region of five Volkswagen Group brands – Škoda, Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, and Lamborghini, has announced its student car project in India.

WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin: U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), a member of the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP), [...]

ARLINGTON, Virginia -- The following information was released by the Association of the United States Army: The Army is launching two new programs this fall as it builds its talent [...]

EUGENE, Ore. -- The following information was released by the University of Oregon: The University of Oregon's Summer Academy to Inspire Learning program, or SAIL, is operating virtually this year, [...]

The article focuses on Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment (GSE) launching a financial education program, Money in the Making, for young athletes and entertainers to help them build financial literacy and manage their assets, with partners like NFL veteran Larry Fitzgerald Jr. and Parity.

The article focuses on the educational series "Science Meets Judaism: Exploring the Connections" sponsored by Kol Ami synagogue to be held during 2023-24 in the U.S.

Byline: Eliza Gray Two days before classes started at Hampshire College in September, the school's incoming first-year students - all 13 of them - attended a welcome reception in the [...]

Byline: Howard LaFranchi Staff writer Abstract: Hindu nationalists have launched new leadership programs for educated urban youth, designed to foster qualities that combat corruption. To put his law studies on [...]