Online Education News Archive
17-Aug-2008
How to Find a Variety of Flexible College Options Online (Carteret County News-Times)
(ARA) - Going to college means different things to different people. For some, it's a post high school ritual that is the start of adulthood. For others, it's a way to advance their current career while balancing work and life commitments. The American Academy Announces High School Diploma Program for Adults (Centre Daily Times)
The American Academy today announced a new online education program designed for adult students. The online high school offers courses through their School-as-a-Service(TM) online school platform. Jones on-line classes open until Aug. 25 (Laurel Leader-Call)
An online education made such an impact on Jones County Junior College student Angela Coley, she chose her final topic in speech class to be on ?The Advantages of Online Education.? Analysts upbeat on American Public Education 2Q (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Two analysts increased their forecasts for online education company American Public Education Inc. Wednesday, a day after the company posted better-than-expected earnings and raised its financial outlook for the year. College looks to be just the 'right size' (Fargo Forum)
Student tour guide Clayton Dodson is often embarrassed to show future Mayville State University freshmen where they will live. Advertisement: ROAD WOLF MOTORCYCLE SPECS $65 Oil Change @ Road Wolf Motorcycles Text this to your phone and bring it in to Road Wolf Motorcycles and receive an oil change for only $65, add $15 for Synthetic oil! Online School Expanding to Meet Colorado's Growing Demand for Online Education (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Branson School Online, an accredited public school serving Colorado students in kindergarten through grade 12, is expanding to serve more students statewide. Spurred by recent legislation expanding access to the program, growing demand for online education, and recognition for its academic rigor, highly experienced teachers, and commitment to partnering with parents to help each child succeed, ... Learning, living with change (The Marietta Times)
As he gently unwrapped and lifted each delicate animal skull out of the bucket, one by one, carefully placing each piece of bone on the picnic table, Liam Doak's eyes brightened. His normally chatty conversation became more animated. "What you do is once you find the dead animal ... I just threw it into the bag, brought it home, and we'd bury it," Liam said.
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