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Atlas Air Worldwide Expands Commitment to Workforce Development with University of Alaska Anchorage

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Washington Watch: Potential exemption from new data reporting requirements

Community colleges could be exempt from most of the new transparency and reporting requirements of college admissions data, as directed by a presidential memorandum issued last week. According to an Education Department (ED) document to be published Friday in the Federal Register, open-access institutions, such as community colleges, “have minimal or no risk for civil rights noncompliance in admissions,” opening the door for possible exemption.…Washington State · Washington Read Article

Reimagining postsecondary pathways: Apprenticeship degrees

College degrees and apprenticeships have been viewed as separate pathways for decades, leading to academic credentials and industry-recognized skills. Today, a more integrated model, the apprenticeship degree, is gaining momentum. This model combines classroom instructions with paid, structured work experience directly aligned with a student’s chosen field. Over the past decade, apprenticeship degrees have createdUnited States · United States Read Article

DataPoints: Where does WIOA Title II funding go?

Title II of the Workforce Investment and Opportunity Act (WIOA) provides block grants to states for Adult Education and Literacy (AEFLA). The purpose of AEFLA’s basic state grant program is to: Assist adults to become literate and obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for employment and economic self-sufficiency. Assist adults who are parents or familyUnited States · United States Read Article

Community College Accreditor Adopts ROI Metric

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The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges is launching new tools to give members of the public more insights into student outcomes at the institutions under its purview.Sacramento · Sacramento See the Story

Trump Orders Colleges to Prove Race Isn’t Factor in Admissions

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President Donald Trump on Thursday ordered a new federal crackdown on college admissions practices, requiring higher education institutions to submit detailed data to prove they are not using race as a factor—despite last year’s Supreme Court ruling that banned affirmative action but left limited room for personal context related to race in admissions essays. The executive memorandum, signed Thursday, accuses colleges of evading the law through …Donald Trump · United States See the Story

New graduate finds a second chance and a new purpose

At 57, Lamont McClusky didn’t think he’d find himself back in a classroom, let alone standing at a podium delivering a speech to fellow Springfield Technical Community College (STCC) graduates. Legally blind, and for years overwhelmed by life’s hardships, McClusky once believed his time “had come and gone.” But today, he’s a proud high schoolSpringfield, Massachusetts · Springfield Read Article

Excelencia in Education recognizes programs improving student success

Programs at North Shore and Portland community colleges are among those being recognized by Excelencia in Education. The organization today announced its finalists for the 2025 Examples of Excelencia, recognizing programs that “demonstrate intentionality and impact in improving Latino, and all, student success in higher education,” according to a press release. “The programs recognized as finalistsPortland, Oregon · Portland Read Article

Turning job training into college credit

Everett Community College (EvCC) is expanding access to college credit for adult learners through new partnerships with local community organizations. Through these partnerships, known as “crosswalks,” students who complete specific training programs can earn credit toward a degree or certificate through the Washington college’s growing Academic Credit for Prior Learning (ACPL) program, which awardsEverett, Washington · Everett Read Article

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