A newly released book, Pregnant Girl: A Story of Teen Motherhood, College and Creating a Better Future for Young Families, examines the difficulty that teen…
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In the most recent WCC Board of Trustees meeting, WCC CFO Bill Johnson provided insight into the proposed budget for the coming fiscal year. At…
Until recently, I had never heard the term “childcare desert,” but they do exist and they’re growing. A childcare desert exists when the number of…
The Fulton-Montgomery Community College petitioned the New York Supreme Court last month to sell its three community college dorms. FMCC needed court approval to sell…
The superintendent of Ann Arbor Public Schools announced last week that the district will not offer before- and after-school childcare for the 2021-22 school year.…
The Michigan Reconnect program provides free community college tuition for adult learners without a degree over the age of 25. The program is based on…
Yesterday, I wrote about community college affordability for low-income students. The National College Attainment Network (NCAN) released new data earlier this month that examined the…
The WCC Administration will be the first to tell you that they need more money. If you looked more closely at that claim, you might…
The subject of fees came up once again at the WCC Board of Trustees Spring Retreat. You could forgive someone for believing that a “technology…
Time and time again, the WCC Administration has complained that the enrollment at WCC will drop due to a decline in the number of college-age…