Simon's Rock aims to reshape girls education in Berkshire
A new early college for girls opens in Great Barrington Massachusetts. Led by Elizabeth Hall, the school blends high school and college years to foster individual interests. Admissions focus on verbal ability and self expression, with three term year and a winter study break.
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Provost backs Hoff plan to use surplus for education
Vermont State Colleges Provost Dr. Robert S. Babcock endorses Gov. Hoff’s plan to commit most of the $4.1 million surplus to capital construction and education. He supports Randolph expansion and Vermont Tech dorm funding, noting nearby centers and planned facilities improve value and access. He also cites a push for technical and pretechnical programs and pragmatic use of funds to aid student development and transfer opportunities.
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Unitarian Dr Raible to Speak at Benn ington Fellowship
The Rev. Dr. Robert Raible, longtime senior minister of Dallas First Unitarian Church and former Unitarian official, will discuss Man's Strange Double Nature at the Benn ington Unitarian Fellowship fall meeting Sunday at 10:30 a.m. in the Benn ington Free Library. He has led multiple Unitarian organizations and serves on regional and local boards. in November he seeks election as Justice of the Peace. Visitors may attend the service and coffee hour. nursery facilities are provided.
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Nation's schools hit by worst teacher shortage in 20 years
Nations' public schools face severe gaps with 12,000 vacancies in New York, 4,000 in Illinois, and shortages nationwide. Pay lag and competing jobs drive teachers away while districts like New York City Chicago and Los Angeles launch aggressive recruiting. Shortfalls hit high school math and science hardest as districts seek emergency licenses and split shifts.
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