EdNC
In North Carolina, the State Board of Community Colleges last week approved a $1.94 million allocation to expand Access to Achievement, meaning more students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) across the state will be able to take advantage of the program.
Chalkbeat Colorado
The new federal Workforce Pell program has so far required a tempering of expectations in Colorado and across other states as well.
Chalkbeat
Over two decades, states created policies that allowed graduates of their high schools who were undocumented to pay the same lower college tuition as their classmates who were U.S. citizens. The Trump administration is trying to close those doors.
KLAS Las Vegas
Four Nevada community colleges are receiving state funding that will expand paid internships and hands-on career training.
Spectrum News
Future workers will be trained at Central Carolina Community College, which continues a collaborative business relationship.
MDRC (blog)
Through a partnership with MDRC, colleges in Iowa and Virginia will pilot new approaches to supporting noncredit learners as they complete training, earn credentials, and enter the workforce.
American Institute for Boys and Men (blog)
Millions of American men, especially those without a four-year degree, have stopped looking for work altogether. That’s not because jobs vanished, but because they stopped meaning what they used to.
