MYRTLE BEACH (WBTW) – It was a big Tuesday on the Myrtle Beach High School campus as 11 seniors ... NIL has changed the calculus, with college basketball’s top underclassmen now routinely ...

High school students take AP® exams and IB exams to earn college credit and demonstrate success at college-level coursework. U.S. News calculated a College Readiness Index based on AP/IB exam ...

When: Elizabethtown Area school board meeting ... including $228,693 for the future high school/middle school building project. Because of the ongoing teacher contract negotiations, the budget ...

College View Campus is a public school located in Elizabethtown, KY, which is in a small city setting. The student population of College View Campus is 312 and the school serves K-12. At College ...

My daughter enrolled in an early college program, so she earns an associate degree in high school. The program gives her an extra year to decide what she wants to major in. Most importantly ...

DE is when high school students take college courses simultaneously, which is distinct from Advanced Placement or early college programs (although all are avenues to college credit). In 2022 ...

New York governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation Friday making community college free for adult residents of the state pursuing careers in high-demand fields, including nursing, teaching, technology ...

A group of parents at La Jolla High School is criticizing a college preparation course at the school over what the parents perceive as ideological imbalance and “political indoctrination.” ...

Now, she gets three per month from high school teachers and college professors. In the past three years, the toll-free number her organization runs has seen a spike in calls from 18- to 20-year ...

Many college libraries such as Elizabethtown College’s High Library, as well as local libraries, lend board games, outdoor games and jigsaw puzzles. Azul, Scrabble and Catan are just a few of ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The state is waiving requirements for high school students to take free, career-technical college courses in high-demand fields, Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel announced Thursday.