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Winners and losers The Job Two of the most complex and challenging areas of compliance regarding Workforce Pell revolve around the eligibility of noncredit training paths and if programs hit the minimum threshold of 150…
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Newsmakers
CEOs on the move Marilyn Flores has been named the next president of San José City College, effective January 12. Flores has held a variety of leadership positions in her more-than 25 years of service…
Reporter’s notebook
ED to update Accreditation Handbook New BSIs named in California Bill offers employers tax break for training New Hampshire college designated national cyber defense center Green light for new baccalaureate program ED to update Accreditation…
When college costs hit hard, free course materials matter
Costs associated with college aren’t trivial for Peyton Gire. For the Laramie County Community College (LCCC) sophomore in the Business & Accounting Pathway, the difference can be in the essentials. “The cost of college overall…
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Amid fed exodus, states grab departing talent from Education Department The 74 Education Secretary Linda McMahon likes to talk about returning control “to the states.” Ironically, those decisions are falling to the recently displaced. Commentary:…
The power of coaching: A twofold workforce development strategy that works
What do today’s community college students need to succeed? They face obstacles of all kinds, from tangible barriers such as lack of time, energy or money, to intangible ones, such as uncertainty, disillusionment or fear…
Flipping out or flipping the board
Is this post AI? What textbook is that? Why are there bolded headers? Wow, that student is using the work of a scholar I came across in graduate school! Awesome or cheating? Grading online discussion…
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Mississippi community colleges requesting $28M for staff pay raises Magnolia Tribune In Mississippi, some education staff are leaving their community college employment to work in the K-12 system to make more money. More adults return…
Funding roundup
Central Community College’s (CCC) new automotive careers training center is closer to becoming a reality, thanks to a $20,000 donation from the Nebraska Rod and Custom Association (NRCA). The $23 million, 42,000-square-foot facility will be…
Top 10 CC Daily articles for 2025
Below are the 10 most-read CC Daily articles for 2025. There was plenty of interest in Workforce Pell and workforce education, in general, as well as policy and politics around student aid and commentary on…