Recently, the Education Department took decisive action against a trade school based in Indianapolis. This school, known as Superior Training Services Inc., has been receiving over $1 million a week in federal aid payments for their correspondence courses. At a …
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President Bush embarked on a tour to promote the education goals he had outlined in his State of the Union Message, as well as to demonstrate his support for science and technology. During his visits to North Carolina State University …
A secondary school in Essex has employed a teacher who previously confessed to engaging in sexual acts with children. Stephen Jackson, aged 72, taught English to children aged between 11 and 13 at Tendring Technology College earlier this term. Concerns …
Heathrow’s T5 will open to the public in just a week. The British Airports Authority (BAA) is hopeful that this newly constructed £80 million edifice made from glass and steel will open a new era of style and efficiency for …
Established in 1961 with the intention of providing vocational education in engineering and business studies, Barking College and its affiliated institutions have successfully enrolled roughly 13,000 students as of 2002. A mere fraction of these individuals, approximately 250, were pursuing …
Don Hartley, my late husband, passed away at the age of 85. Despite facing impoverished circumstances during his upbringing, he became a renowned and inspiring sociology lecturer, adult education teacher, and lifelong student.
Don was born and raised in Stacksteads, …
The Education Guardian has revealed details regarding a dispute between Oasis Academy Wintringham, in Grimsby, a Department for Education (DfE) inspector and the academy chain, which led almost the entire governing “council” of the school to resign. The unpublished minutes …
The Education Act received Royal Assent on the 3rd of August 1944, after being expertly negotiated by R A ("Rab") Butler, who later became the first Minister of Education and was subsequently made Baron Butler of Saffron Walden. The Act …