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P-Tech takes students from school to work

P-TECH continues to chart new territory in the reform of secondary and postsecondary education in New York City by giving students job training and skills

• Oct 02, 2015
• Reggie Dogan

education

Making math love Pensacola's passion

Coder DoJo classes and technology career expos may be small steps, but they are crucial to the Pensacola area's economic and educational development.

• Oct 01, 2015
• Shannon Nickinson

education

PSC is among the top in degrees

Pensacola State College has been a leader in higher education for more than 60 years, and for the seventh year in a row it made the list among the top 100 Associate Degree producers in the country.

• Oct 01, 2015
• Reggie Dogan

education

Small talk makes a big difference in a child's early development

Dr. Dana Suskind shows how parents can put into practice the core strategies of the Thirty Million Words Initiative to bridge the achievement gap between less affluent children and their more affluent peers.

• Sep 30, 2015
• Reggie Dogan

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Education commissioner recommends passing FSA cut scores

Based on 2015 assessment data, Education Commissioner Pam Stewart's

• Sep 29, 2015
• Reggie Dogan