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Scientific research is defined by the scientific method: making an observation, asking a question, formulating a hypothesis, designing and performing experiments based on the hypothesis, analyzing and reporting the results. Courtesy of Tolulope Oduselu Tolulope Oduselu hopes to continue her research in microbial genomics afterdegree from the University of Ibadan in South West Nigeria. Within […]

Denise Buckhana plans to graduate from North Carolina A&T State University with a computer science degree debt-free next spring. She is currently taking two summer courses to help her get there. “I knock them out,” Buckhana said. Buckhana calls herself a non-traditional student. At 27, she returned to university. She studied zoology years ago at […]

In recent years, a growing number of non-traditional students over the age of 25 have decided to return to college with the aspiration to advance their careers, increase their skills, or change career paths. For many adult learners who want to balance full-time work and returning to college, one of the best ways to achieve […]

Posted in Events By Jon Carnes June 19, 2022 Welcome to This Week in Geek, your guide to events of interest to Minnesota’s geek community for the week of Monday, June 20 through Sunday, June 26. Virtual events June 19, 2022—Honoring the Ancestors: Dreaming of the Future What: Community, Music, Theater & Comedy, EducationalWhen: Monday, […]

A car seat can save a child’s life. However, some parents do not know how to use the seats properly and safely. According to the Texas Department of Transportation and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 46% of children on Texas roads are improperly restrained or have their seat belts misused. It is for this […]

Copiah-Lincoln Community College has announced a new degree option for students beginning in the fall 2022 semester, the Associate of Science (AS). The new degree focuses on science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) and is designed to allow for a more seamless transfer to a four-year university for students majoring in STEM fields. The 60-hour […]

Naradix.ro, a Romanian educational platform launched last year to help local students catch up on lessons missed during the pandemic, will diversify its content this summer with new extracurricular courses and applied courses focusing on skills and active learning . The objective of the platform is to support and continue the much-needed process of post-pandemic […]

PHOENIX–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The University of Phoenix is ​​hosting the newest webinar in its educational equity webinar series, titled “Building Bridges Between Generational Differences in the Workplace” on June 16 at 11:00 a.m. PDT. Led by guest speaker LaTasha Williams, MBA, SHRM-CP, CCTC, ACRW, Certified Career Strategy and Leadership Development Coach and Director of Talent Acquisition and […]

Laredo College’s Division of Community Education has launched a citizenship program that helps qualified local permanent residents interested in becoming naturalized citizens in the spring semester. On September 20, 2021, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services awarded $10 million in grants to 40 organizations to prepare lawful permanent residents for naturalization. LC received $250,000 through […]

Placeholder while loading article actions Thailand legalized the cultivation and possession of marijuana last week, but the new laws come with regulations and exceptions that could put a damper on the country’s idea of ​​a cannabis haven for tourists. Thailand’s Food and Drug Administration has officially removed marijuana and hemp from the list of Category […]

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Gov. Mike DeWine signed a bill Monday morning (the same day unlicensed transportation went into effect) that would allow any school staff member to carry a firearm in a school with just 24 training hours. Despite the vast majority of community members testifying in opposition, DeWine signed Bill 99. Joined by the […]

Here’s the latest news from Middle Tennessee State University. Students designing their own degree paths Now more than ever, students are creating their own degree paths through MTSU’s University College. Students with a wide range of experiences or those seeking a broad educational experience can benefit from this integrated studies major that is flexible by […]

FALL RIVER – The following students graduated from Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School at the academic top of the senior class. 1. Nicolas Azadnia Nicholas Azadnia is the son of Connie and Mike Azadnia of Westport. As a student in the Electronic Technology program, Nicholas has dedicated his educational career to academic and professional […]

PHILADELPHIA CREAM – When William Hite Jr. was named superintendent of the Philadelphia School District in 2012, he arrived during a financial crisis caused by the end of federal stimulus funds and state budget cuts. “By the time I got here, Obama’s stimulus money was expiring and that money had been used to provide pay […]

Getty Images/iStockphoto Are deadlines giving you a headache? Applying to college is already stressful – you have to collect documents and fill out paperwork. Rolling admissions can relieve you of the stress of deadlines. Many online colleges and universities offer rolling admissions. This means that a college or university assesses your application when they receive […]

Avery Adam Young of New Orleans was a member of Toastmasters International for three years, winning numerous awards and gaining rank while serving on the board. In the following article, Adam Young further explains the organization, its background and its mission. Toastmasters International is an educational, nonprofit organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills […]

The latest offering from Rochester Institute of Technology expects to meet the demands of a changing job market. Launched today, RIT Certified aims to stimulate the economy and promote professional mobility in the region, the nation and around the world. A roundtable of key employers, local government leaders, economic development officials and higher education experts […]

Credit: Giannis Daras / DALL-E A new generation of artificial intelligence (AI) models can produce “creative” images on demand based on a text prompt. Companies like Imagen, MidJourney and DALL-E 2 are starting to change the way creative content is created, with implications for copyright and intellectual property. While the output of these models is […]

SHERIDAN, WY, USA, June 6, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — According to IMARC Group’s latest report, titled “Education and Learning Analytics Market: Global Industry Trends, Share, Size, Growth, Opportunity, and Forecast 2022-2027,” the global education and learning analytics market reached a value of US$25.8 billion in 2021. Looking ahead, IMARC Group expects the market to reach US$67.1 […]

Hucknall Library By Andrew Topping, Local Democracy Journalist A prominent Nottinghamshire County Councilor has moved again to reassure residents of Hucknall that library services will not be moved or closed. However, he confirmed that some additional services could be provided in a new health center. Councilor John Cottee (Con), portfolio holder for communities, said Hucknall […]

Texas Drug Education is located at 408 Main St., Liberty. Bluebonnet News is offering local businesses (Liberty, San Jacinto, Hardin, Chambers, Polk and East Montgomery counties) a chance to be listed in an upcoming business profile section that will be part of the front page of the website. Below is the first profile of this […]

Portsmouth Secondary School has announced the following students as the top 10 of the class of 2022. The list is presented in alphabetical order. Elliot Abong Elliot Abong is a charismatic leader who meets every task with determination and a positive attitude. Throughout his four years at PHS, Elliot was committed to academic excellence and […]

Credit: Allison Shelley for American Education A math teacher explains how to calculate the angles of a star using trigonometry. Credit: Allison Shelley for American Education A math teacher explains how to calculate the angles of a star using trigonometry. Lynda White, who taught English, creative writing and social studies at El Monte Middle School […]

In today’s complex aviation and aerospace industries, a solid business education is essential. At Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, we help build business skills from the ground up. The world’s largest aerospace university offers business degrees ranging from management and finance to new programs in data science and business analytics. Every degree can open the door to […]

Falling enrollment in the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic erased a decade of steady growth in public school enrollment nationwide WASHINGTON , May 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Total public elementary and secondary school enrollment for K-12 students fell 3% between fall 2019 and fall 2020, erasing a decade of steady growth , according The […]

This says a lot about the quality of our education system, which is 80% theory with little exposure to real situations and practical experience. In our system, the emphasis is even more on the granting of degrees or diplomas and less on the development of skills. When The Hans India spoke to people on the […]

This article was originally published by Diego López Marina on Peru Reports, a sister publication. In 2018, when Maria del Mar Velez founded the Peruvian startup Crack The Code, she had one thing clear: her mission was to transform education in Latin America by teaching children programming languages. Over the next five years, she thinks […]

KYC documentation, such as ID and proof of address, is required. / Representative image | Education is essential to live a better life. Attending playgroups and reputable schools is the first step in the educational process, followed by enrolling in a college or university. Students, on the other hand, recognize the need for coaching programs […]

Marketers need to craft policies that combat pay inequality, which plagues the social media economy. By Shameyka McCalman Posted: May 27, 2022 (Image credit: pasja1000/Pixabay)Pay inequity isn’t just an issue for employees: it’s a major issue in the social media economy, and marketers need to ensure they have fair compensation policies in place. to avoid […]

(May 26, 2022, JNS thread) To help refocus the place of the Jewish text in Jewish education, the Jewish Education Project is pleased to welcome Rabba Yaffa Epstein as the agency’s first senior scholar and educator-in-residence. In this new role, Rabba Epstein will elevate Jewish learning, focusing both on the Jewish educators the agency serves […]

Cecilia Tocaimaza-Hatch, Ph.D. and Tara Toscano, MA, faculty members of the College of Arts and Sciences, recently received the award for Outstanding Innovation in Teaching with Technology. The award was handed out virtually during the 2022 UN Digital Learning Showcase on May 10, where the two winners then gave well-attended presentations on experiential remote learning […]

The pandemic has accelerated a trend of digital transformation of higher education institutions that was already underway. Better access to education can help close growing disparities in educational achievement and job opportunities, made worse by COVID-19. Higher education institutions can leverage technology to create more accessible degrees, design more practical, competency-based degree programs, and remove […]

One of UNM’s many historic buildings has been given new life – and it will serve as an educational resource for future scientists in our community. Located at the southern end of the main campus, the Natural History Science Center (NHSC) is a collaborative space dedicated to introducing and researching our Earth’s rich history. The […]

Ivan Maldonado, a 2019 graduate of Maricopa High School who completed the Vocational and Technical Automotive Program, is seen in this file photo. As Maricopa High seniors are graduating this week, an interesting statistic was revealed at a recent meeting of the Maricopa Unified School District Board of Trustees regarding graduation rates. In Arizona, students […]

Chattanooga Preparatory School, a public charter school that serves minority and disadvantaged boys in Hamilton County, plans to open a partner facility in Knoxville, dubbed Knoxville Preparatory School, in 2024. “We were getting messages through our social media, calls from parents. One question that kept coming up was, ‘Do you all have a bus that […]

Much discussion is taking place about what the ideal “portrait of a graduate” looks like – schools, districts and entire states are engaged in the process of exploration. I think that’s a good thing. It disrupts schools and systems that have graduation requirements based on completing a set number of courses or earning a certain […]

News Photo by Charles Madison Alpena Community College Board Chairman John Briggs, center, speaks during a meeting on Thursday. ALPENA – The Alpena Community College Board of Trustees has approved a new employment contract with the school’s educational support professionals. The school’s current four-year contract with the ACC Educational Support […]

Ball State University and Ivy Tech Community College in Muncie have launched a dual-enrollment partnership to provide students with a transition path to a bachelor’s degree. Navigating Enrolled Student Transition (NEST) is a dual-enrollment program in which select high school students who have applied to Ball State, but have not yet been accepted, will enroll […]

PHOENIX–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The University of Phoenix will host the next webinar in its educational equity webinar series, titled “Are You Culturally Intelligent?” May 19 at 11:00 a.m. PDT. Led by featured speaker and cultural intelligence educator Renee Bhatti-Klug, Ed.D., the event aims to help attendees understand why building cultural intelligence is an essential step to achieving […]

Western Tidewater Regional Jail held a graduation ceremony on Tuesday to honor two inmates who received their GED certificates. This is the first time the ceremony has been held since before the COVID-10 pandemic, but it usually takes place two or three times a year. During the pandemic, four other inmates passed the GED test, […]

The following is a press release from Idaho State University. POCATELLO — Idaho State University is the first and only institution in the United States to be accredited by both college-provided faculty and the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnership Accreditation Commission. Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships. Dual-granted credentials, which were earned through ISU’s Early College program, […]

By Raymond G. Hébert, PhDThomas More University  Part 45 of our series, “Retrospect and Vista II”: Thomas More College/University, 1971-2021 It was in the early 1930s, actually under the auspices of the Department of History (1933), that a two-hour course entitled “Introduction to Sociology” was offered with the Reverend Anthony Deye as instructor. The course […]

Come to light, let nature be your master. —William Wordsworth (1798) The National Conservation Training Center celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. This hidden federal facility, nestled along the Potomac River in Shepherdstown, has seen more than 250,000 conservationists enter its campus and hopefully return home to make the world a better place. The NCTC […]

NNA | Update: May 14, 2022 6:33 p.m. STI Hyderabad (Telangana) [India]May 14 (ANI/PNN): The seminar was conducted by Educational Consultants”>Sanwariya Educational Consultants in Hyderabad at ‘The Park’ Hotel. From OIEG Andy Caldwell (Global Sales Manager) and Imran Huda ( Head of Agency Relations and ) were present as the main guests of the seminar.Oxford […]

The following information was shared with Ohio University faculty on May 6, 2022. The Office of Information Technology (OIT) has provided this information to faculty and staff to retool and prepare for the fall semester. The following technology tool updates are designed to help members of the OHIO community become familiar with improvements in educational […]

Tech jobs are in more demand than ever, but the talent pool is growing at a much slower rate. Especially as remote working becomes more commonplace, the shortage of IT talent is hitting businesses hard as they seek to find the skills needed to enable the necessary technologies, from cloud and edge to desktop. automation […]

WILTON — Whether you’re a 7-year-old learning to subtract or a 97-year-old looking to add a new skill to your repertoire, the pandemic has hampered educational experiences at every level. This was especially true for the Saratoga Springs City School District’s continuing education offerings, which were largely closed as COVID-19 restrictions took hold. Now, a […]

The Muskingum Valley Educational Service Center (MVESC), in conjunction with the Ohio Valley Educational Service Center (OVESC), develops and implements driver education programs throughout the region in 15 school districts. The program is designed to address a need expressed by districts, as well as a significant barrier to student employment. Information from the […]

Major states of primary education and early childhood, it has been transformed by the college When Kelly Whalen applied to colleges, Penn State Berks topped the list. In fact, it was the only college on his list. On May 7, she joined the “Pride of the Lion” when she walked across the stage as the […]

From August, students will be able to take advantage of an even more flexible course format BOSTON, May 9, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Schedule flexibility is frequently cited by students and teachers as a major benefit of working with VHS Learning’s asynchronous online courses. From August, students will be able to take advantage of an even […]

The purpose of the bill was to prevent the state from charging 22% interest on overdue school loans – as required for all defaulted debts. To prevent students from paying this interest, the Senate ruled that school loans were not a debt. (Car loans, mortgages, and everything people borrow money for remain debts.) Items that […]

From hotel studies to yoga, two years after parliament approved bills raising three tertiary institutions teaching Sanskrit to the level of central universities, an exercise has been launched to modernize Sanskrit education by widening the basket courses offered. Sources involved in the process said that most higher education institutions offering conventional Sanskrit courses are struggling […]

Three NC State College of Education graduates were recognized for their research efforts when they were selected to receive the Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Awards at the college’s graduation ceremony in May 2022. Vance Kite ’21PHD won for the Department of STEM Education, Samira Syal ’22PHD for the Department of Teacher Education and Learning Sciences and […]

Scott Forte New Hampshire CIBOR has your back. We’re staying strong and helping our New Hampshire legislators sift through this year’s bills and providing insight from industry experts on how to help the commercial and residential real estate market – one of the key drivers New Hampshire’s economy and tax revenue. We sent two delegates […]

Spring in Tucson brings many events to engage the community, celebrate local cultures and enjoy local food and drink. A new event this week revolves around a simple ingredient that has nourished communities in Arizona, Texas and Mexico for generations. Pueblos del Maíz Fiesta is the brainchild of Tucson City of Gastronomy and their counterparts […]

Chennai : Shiv Nadar University, Chennai, the third initiative in higher education of the Shiv Nadar Foundation, has opened admissions for its undergraduate programs – for the academic year 2022-23. The University is inviting applications for the six programs it offers in the disciplines of Computer Science and Engineering, Business and Economics. This year, the […]

It’s been barely a year since Dr. Shahnaz Savani has been appointed Fulbright Alternate for a research project dear to him: the gift of a renewed commitment to life in the small landlocked country of Tajikistan. Surrounded by the neighboring countries of Afghanistan, China, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, Tajikistan lies in the heart of Central Asia […]

DUBLIN, May 3, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — The “United States E-Learning Market, Size, Share, Forecast 2022-2027, Industry Trends, Growth, Outlook, Impact of COVID-19, Business Analysis Report” has been added to from ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. Research and Markets Logo United States The e-learning market will grow with a double-digit CAGR of 12.5% ​​during the period 2021-2027 United States […]

Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh have recently declared their intention to offer the MBBS course in Hindi. This, if implemented, will help counter the hegemony of English in vocational education. However, it is important to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of this measure given its historical chronology and the contextual particularities of the country. The […]

In 2020, public schools across the state let their students down, closing K-12 campuses for more than a year and offering inconsistent and inefficient online classes. Since then, education officials have often failed to recognize, and done too little to make up for, all the learning loss — which is why eighth graders in California […]

Notably, J&K’s university colleges have been hit by staff shortages for many years. In addition, the J&K government is also planning to maintain admission through the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) from the next academic session (2023-2024). Universities were invited to develop a roadmap for the new initiative which will be implemented from the next […]

Republican Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed a series of education bills into law on Thursday, including controversial legislation to ban “divisive concepts” in classrooms. House Bill 1084, known as the “Protect Students First Act”, defines “divisive concepts” as including such things as the teaching that one race is inherently superior to another, that the United […]

Dr. Kim Perez, Dr. Amber Nickell, and Hollie Marquess of FHSU’s Department of History. University Communication FHSU Fort Hays State University hosted its first Engaged Scholars Breakfast on Friday, April 22. A collaboration between Forsyth Library, University Communications and the Provost’s Office, the event was created to recognize faculty and staff whose work has expanded […]

Article by Ann Manser Photos by Office of Communications and Marketing and iStock April 29, 2022 Teachers and future teachers often want to include topics on equity and social justice in their classrooms – and are expected to do so under National Education Standards – but the addition of new material to their school schedules […]

TOPEKA — Republican lawmakers pushed through a mega education bill on Thursday to fully fund schools and enact more than a dozen policy provisions, including one that would allow students to transfer to any district. public school, no matter where they live. The ‘school choice’ measure allowing open enrollment, which comes into effect in the […]

Enrollment opened last week for discounted dual-credit courses at the University of Idaho. Classes are $75 per credit hour for Idaho residents. Classes can be taken in person on campus, online, or through blended instruction. Idaho students in grades 9 through 12 can participate in the U of I dual credit program. Idaho public and […]

IMG Academy is at the forefront of education, sport, and athletic and personal development. Known for its innovative approach to providing a transparent methodology that cultivates academic growth, athletic improvement, lifelong skills, while promoting social responsibility. The IMG Academy internship program prepares student-athletes to become the leaders and influencers of tomorrow. The storied history and […]

After San Dieguito Union High School Superintendent Cheryl James-Ward was furloughed last week for her controversial comments about Asian students, she and others say she is being unjustly persecuted in retaliation for filing a complaint about abusive behavior by a board member. Many in the community criticized James-Ward for saying at a recent school board […]

JUPITER, Florida., April 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Syllabi Solutions Announces Unique Patents for Competency-Based Education Courses and Programs. Patents cover method and apparatus for educational course development and provide a new way for higher education institutions, learning management systems and other vendors to deliver courses and educational programs superior. Characteristics and advantages of Syllabi Solutions […]

People produce about 2.5 quintillion data every day. Most of it belongs to tech-savvy internet users, across all industries. including education. In this industry, an immense amount of data is produced by teaching and learning activities. To be exact, by schools and students and a variety of online course. The question is how to process […]

Pornography, depending on who you talk to, is either the scourge of society or an expression of sexuality, albeit in a perverse way. Whatever your opinion on this, we can all agree that porn exists and is very readily available, readily accessible on the wonder we call the Internet. Surely you must have heard of […]

NNA | Update: April 23, 2022 5:03 p.m. STI New Delhi [India] April 23 (ANI/PNN): A jewelry education platform, JK Diamonds Institute of Gems & Jewelry, is set to offer enhanced courses to create skilled masters in the jewelry industry. Courses are categorized into four subjects: Graduate in Polished and Rough Diamonds, Graduate in Jewelry […]

the herald Tendai Rupapa in MASVINGO GUIDED by a quest to further their education, thousands of women have come out from all districts of Masvingo Province to enroll in free life-changing courses through a partnership between the Open University of Zimbabwe (ZOU) and First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa’s Angel of Hope Foundation. aimed at empowering the […]

The Center for Education Through Exploration (ETX Center) at Arizona State University has launched a new K-16 online digital learning portal that empowers teachers with Earth and space science courses to create their own multimedia activities and lessons, an announcement last week announced. According to a press release, the project, “Infiniscope 2.0,” was created by […]

Amazon covers employee tuition for Ancora training courses, including professional trades, medical assisting, pharmaceutical technology, and CDL ARLINGTON, TX, April 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — According to a Gallup Survey at Amazon’s request, 48% of American workers would change jobs if offered job training opportunities and 65% of workers believe that employer-provided skills enhancement is very […]

Education students at Montclair State University join statewide calls to end the edTPA assessment. Students must pass the edTPA in order to receive teaching certification in New Jersey. Several education associations sent a letter to state legislators and the State Board of Education calling for the elimination of the edTPA. They list a variety of […]

Have you heard of The Open University (OU) at Cal State Fullerton? This is a program that allows students who are not currently admitted to take the same courses as a registered student. Both undergraduate and graduate courses are offered. “People choose to enroll through the Open University for a […]

Regulations to oversee them all The Secure and Fair Mortgage License Enforcement Act 2008 (SAFE Act) established a number of requirements that loan officers must meet to be licensed in their respective state. Requirements for non-bank LOs include a 20-hour pre-certification course; eight hours of annual CE courses; register with the National Mortgage Licensing System; […]

AUSTIN, TX, April 18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — After the acquisition of TIPSⓇ (GetTIPS.com) and TIPSCertified.com in October 2021 and March 2022respectively, 360training.com is expanding its alcohol vendor-server training catalog by launching its first batch of TIPS alcohol courses in seven states: California, Georgia, Delaware, Montana, Rhode Island, South Dakotaand Tennessee. TIPS and 360training launch their […]

Wynn and Ziff are assistant professors of sociology and co-directors of the Community Research Center at Indianapolis University. They are Public Voice Fellows through the OpEd Project. The onslaught of bills on what can be taught in schools would imply that education is a zero-sum game. Florida recently enacted the so-called “Don’t Say Gay” bill […]

register here for The 74’s daily newsletter. Donate here to support The 74’s independent journalism. Since Russian President Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, universities in Europe and the United States have condemned the war and completely severed ties with Russia. In the following Q&A, Arik Burakovsky, an expert on US-Russia relations, sheds […]

Technology in education is unavoidable. From classroom lessons to homework activities, tablets and learning management software have been fully integrated into our school systems. With the growth in the size of classrooms and the emphasis on creating a communication ecosystem, technology is making the push towards digitization more concrete. Today you have the opportunity to […]

The UMass Amherst Public Interest Technology Initiative (PIT@UMass) has announced its inaugural cohort of PIT Faculty Scholars for 2022-2023. Eleven individuals from five different colleges and schools on campus will develop or revamp nine undergraduate courses focused on technology of public interest. PIT@UMass is a new initiative focused on enhancing and expanding the education, research, […]

Except for the pathways carved out by native wildlife and their native hunters, our complex Illinois transportation network depends on planning. The same goes for many of the taken-for-granted commuter trails and bike lanes that criss-cross our communities. The Illinois organization responsible for much of this bike planning celebrated its 30th anniversary on April 13. […]

Sheridan County School District #2 has received the Best Communities for Music Education designation from the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. According to an April 12, 2022 SCSD #2 press release, NAMM is now in its 23rd year and the Top Communities for Music Education designation is awarded to districts that […]

(photo courtesy of Gary Schools) The Indiana State Board of Education has given final approval for an alternate route license to expand Indiana’s pipeline of special education teachers. The SBOE has also approved two special education programs that will provide a transition into teaching programs for individuals with bachelor’s degrees who wish to become special […]

Fredonia Central School District continues to look for ways for students to succeed and enjoy school, and one such program that will be unveiled next year is the Individual Arts Assessment Pathway. The program will be unveiled across New York State for the upcoming school year and will provide high school students with […]