Four community colleges in the US are working to increase the number of single mothers seeking degrees by 30% by 2024. The institutions also have…
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Last week, Monroe County Community college opened a student food pantry. The college acted after a student survey showed that 40% of MCCC students ran…
If you are looking for one word to describe the state of childcare in Michigan, I would nominate “dismal. While many sectors of the economy…
For the last few days, I’ve looked at different municipal projects that have underperformed for one reason or another. (There’s always a reason, by the…
Mott Community College announced today that it received a four-year, federal grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Child Care Access Means Parents in School…
A recently released analysis of US credit card data suggests that people are currently spending two-thirds of what they spent on fitness memberships prior to…
Earlier this week, the North Carolina Office of the State Auditor released its Roanoke-Chowan Community College audit findings. The State found that due to poor…
Earlier this week, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center (NSCRC) released updated data on persistence and retention among college students. Not surprisingly, community colleges suffered…
Last month, the State of Indiana unveiled a new program that offers free career coaching to any unemployed or under-employed resident. The Indiana Governor’s Workforce…
Yesterday, I wrote about the inconsistencies in decision-making at WCC. This strategy allows the WCC Administration to arbitrarily select WCC spending priorities. The WCC administration…