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Jan. 17—ARLINGTON — Todd Dodge will have bragging rights for the next year over his son, Riley, after Saturday night's Dodge Bowl as he won a state title against his former school. Pitting father-son head coaches in a Texas high school football state championship for the first time, it was...Read Full StoryHigh School FootballAt&t StadiumTexas FootballOhio State FootballMinnesotaHead CoachesAustin WestlakeChaparralsQuinn EwersDragonsRJ MarylandTDUSA TodayNakfoorAT&TTodd DodgeRiley DodgeBrady Boyd

More than 4,000 students completed survey; data used to aid students during pandemic. WSU sent out a survey in late September asking students about their fall experience to better understand how to help students succeed academically amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The survey was a collaborative effort between the Office of...Read Full StoryWsuSurvey DataUndergraduate StudentsAcademic StudyGraduate StudentsOnline StudentsThe Office Of The ProvostInstitutional ResearchMyWSUDaily EvergreenFaculty SenatePandemic WSUSpringFallGlobal Campus StudentsKane

How many times has your GPA affected for future? I bet you could count it all on the one hand. Why does it matter? Many students grew up being told, “Your GPA is so important. Don’t have a bad GPA, or you won’t get into college.” Yet, here we are, in college, most of us struggling to keep at least the 2.0 needed to get the credit for a class.Read Full StoryGpaGradingIntelligenceHigh School StudentsOnline StudentsOnline ClassesGPAAdvanced PlacementThe University SystemYouTubeGradesCOVID College StudentsIn-person ClassesSocietyCollege Burnouts

More than 100 scholarships will be available to college-bound area seniors through the Southwest Iowa Educational Foundation. The foundation’s scholarship application form will be posted online on Feb. 1, according to a release . Once a student submits an application, they will be matched with scholarships for which they meet...Read Full StoryPostsecondary EducationOnline EducationFinancial EducationOnline StudentsSWIEFScholarshipsImprove AccessMeritSouthwest Iowa StudentsCivic GroupsTori ChristieIowa

In college, there comes a time when you finally decide what you are going to do for a career. There are specific pathways to take before you can get an official degree. Specific majors have different requirements for students to fulfill. One of the types of conditions is that you have to take a foreign language class. Some of the pathways that have this requirement are ‘Philosophy, Politics, and Economics’ as well as ‘Political Science’.Read Full StoryForeign LanguageFirst LanguageSecond LanguageComes A TimeTextbookCollege StudentsGraduate StudentsBackward ClassesForeign StudentsEconomicsSpecific PathwaysSpecific MajorsDyslexiaPolitical SciencePeople

Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. If I had to describe my attitude about last semester with a single word, that word would be enduring. Words like learning, connecting, engaging and growing don’t define the fall 2020 semester for me nor did they define the end of my spring 2020 semester. Overall, I’m just exhausted.Read Full StoryColorado State UniversityGraduate StudentsCollege StudentsSpring TrainingEuropeanCSUProfessorsCourseworkAssignmentsPresident Joyce McConnellThoughtful ConversationsEditorMedieval LiteratureGenuine LearningEndurance TrainingCody Cooke

Want to learn how to decorate a cake? Or paint with watercolors? Learn a new culture? Kaskaskia College has announced its lineup of spring 2021 community education offerings, with over 50 courses available. Kaskaskia College’s Community and Continuing Education Department has several series of courses to take, including the topics...Read Full StoryCommunity EducationContinuing EducationNew SpringCollege EducationDepartment Of EducationBoard Of EducationHealth EducationThe KC Connect Mobile [email protected] Security WorkshopsBeekeepingOfferingsDesignSpace

Cameron 69 Lathrop 36. Full coverage here. Bishop LeBlond 45 West Platte 22. - The Eagles move to 11-4 on the season. Savannah 47 East-Buchanan 45 (3 OT) Basehor-Linwood 64 St. Joseph Central 40 (Basehor-Linwood Bobcat Invitational) Richmond 81 Mid-Buchanan 44. Sam Martin Girls' Wrestling Invitational @ Plattsburg. Mid-Buchanan placers.Read Full StorySam MartinWrestlingJanuary 18The EaglesST. JosephKFEQSt. Joseph Post GirlsSavannahPlattsburg Mid-Buchanan3rd LathropSt. Joseph Central3rd Mesa RollerRichmond5th Plattsburg PlacersBoysCameron

Career Center is an amazing community of educators and students right in the heart of Winston-Salem. It serves as an extension of the regular high school programs and is available to all students in WSFCS. Students maintain their affiliation with their home high schools while they complete their choice of Career Center courses. Students may choose to spend the entire day at Career Center, or enroll in select classes for just a portion of their day.Read Full StoryHigh School StudentsCollege StudentsSchool CurriculumSchool TeachersCommunity SchoolsCareer Center High SchoolWSFCSAdvanced PlacementCareer TechnicalAPCTECareer Center CoursesCommunity CollegeFacultyGraduationNancy Martinez

In an academic year wrought with challenges and change, GCI is providing an extra boost to students through a $20,000 donation to Alaska Pacific University in honor of Donovan Walsh, an Alaskan who suddenly passed away in late August 2020. Donovan was the son of Bob Walsh, a longtime GCI...Read Full StoryGciApuWrestlingCross-country SkiingSenior Vice PresidentUniversity PresidentState PresidentAPUAlaskanRural AffairsIndigenousGCI Business Martin CaryAlaska NativeBob WalshAlaska StudentsDonovan