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Indiana has more than 500 job openings for medical assistants, but training for the job isn’t cheap — between $1,500 and $4,000 at lower-cost schools, such as Indiana’s Ivy Tech Community College.

In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Week, PuroClean, one of the country’s leading property restoration and remediation franchises, has launched its summer campaign, PuroClean Cares: Adopt A Classroom.

Sylvan Learning addresses declining test scores and empowers students with personalized tutoring and support, partnering with families and school districts.

Multiple surveys, including one by the U.S. Department of Education, show that 94 percent of teachers pay for classroom necessities with money from their own pockets.

iGrad has partnered with Cleveland State University to offer financial literacy education to students in the TRIO Student Support Services program.

A mother signs to bring Sylvan Learning to Roseville and Fulsom, citing the importance of a strong support system for children's K-12 experience.

High-dosage tutoring remains the optimal way to recover from learning loss, and summer presents a prime opportunity for students to catch up on their education, with a focus on the success and progress of American students.

School districts can prepare students for standardized testing by pivoting their methods.

Sylvan Learning is targeting New York State as it expands its footprint amid growing demand for its academic support services after a challenging year for students across the state.

The value of standardized testing is being questioned in the age of COVID-19, with educators and administrators discussing the merits of annual tests.

Young Americans prefer coffee shop jobs over high-paying trade careers due to stigma around trade schools

A national survey reveals a negative perception and lack of awareness of trade schools and careers among young Americans.