Education
- Education
-
-
High schoolers test math skills in ACM competition
Allegany College of Maryland’s Tri-State Mathematics Scholarship Contest, which encourages and rewards high school math achievement, honored top individual and team winners at its recent 25th annual awards ceremony.
-
Southern High graduate earns degree from Gloucestershine
Catherine R. Donaldson, a 2000 graduate of Southern Garrett High School, graduated with merit from the University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham, England.
-
National program aims to reduce bullying in local schools
Before she was killed in the Columbine High School shootings in 1999, student Rachel Scott touched people’s lives in simple ways.
-
Schools, higher education discuss how to keep teachers
When Eric Perfetti started teaching school more than 30 years ago, he didn’t have a mentor.
-
Audit: W.Va. college education not affordable
West Virginia’s higher education officials have yet to determine how much a college education should cost or take steps to ensure that obtaining a degree is an affordable option for state residents, says a legislative audit.
-
Candidate for ACM president Stewart discusses methods
Brad Stewart describes himself as an “extreme extrovert” and an ace fundraiser who takes a student-centered approach to leading a community college.
-
FSU approaches fundraising goal
At a gala celebration honoring leading donors, Frostburg State University and the FSU Foundation set the stage for the final push of Staking Our Claim: The Campaign for Frostburg. With less than a year left to go, the campaign has reached 92 percent of its $15 million goal.
-
‘YES’ to Gettysburg
Project YES students from Fort Hill, Allegany, Mountain Ridge and the Career Center, along with the four YES coordinators, took a fieldtrip to Gettysburg, Pa., and had an opportunity to visit the Battlefield Museum and the Cyclorama, eat lunch at General Picketts Buffet, and take an educational Eerie Legends walking tour.
-
Frost Elementary names honor students for first nine weeks
Frost Elementary School has an-nounced the Principal’s Choice Award winners for the first nine weeks.
-
Frostburg State a member of renewable energy council
To further the study and implementation of renewable energy and create a more sustainable campus, Frostburg State University has joined the American Council on Renewable Energy as an institutional member of its Higher Education Committee.
- More Education Headlines
-
High schoolers test math skills in ACM competition
