…for Vocational and Technical Education, bringing together organizations as varied as the blue chip Massachusetts Competitive Partnership, the interfaith Massachusetts Communities Action Network, and think tanks Pioneer Institute and MassINC…
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Mahar, Orange, Petersham school committees OK online assignment ‘Blizzard Bags’
…According to information from Thomas’ office, 24 percent of college students take online courses, and one of five Americans work from home. The superintendent cites a recent Massachusetts Institute of…
CES Executive Director Gazda on WHMP Afternoon Buzz podcast with Sheryl Stanton and Buz Eisenberg.
…safety precautions and masking in Massachusetts school districts. The podcast took place just as the vote was proceeding that gave Commissioner Riley the authority to institute the statewide mask mandate…
DYS Statewide Youth Showcase 3rd Annual Event is a big success!
…Jeffrey Brown from Rebuilding Every Community Around Peace, and Clementina Chery from the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute also supported the event and delivered positive messages to match the uplifting…
Healthy Hampshire Funds Walk Friendly Community Projects
…American Institute of Architects, go to: http://tinyurl.com/HealthyHilltownsReport. As a result of the strategic planning process, Healthy Hampshire released a Request for Proposals in November 2016. A total of $35,706 in…
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Home E Search query for: blog blog tag national institute of diabetes and digestive and kidney diseases niddk ( Page 10 ) Would you like to partner with CES for…
CES continues its strong Partnership with BreakFree Education
The DYS Education Initiative continues its strong Partnership with BreakFree Education, a national organization that partners directly with juvenile justice agencies across the country, providing the resources, training, and networks…
Federal Humanities Grant Showcases Pioneer Valley’s Role In Technological Innovation
NORTHAMPTON – A new grant from the National Endowment of the Humanities will bring $168,400 to help 72 educators around the country make history relevant and exciting for students by…
5 Ways to Teach Disability History in Social Studies Class
…of the nonprofit Collaborative for Educational Services, where Cairn works, and was supported by grants from the Library of Congress and Mass Humanities, a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Cairn…
Art therapy: Northampton authors launch new drawing webcasts to help kids, parents cope during pandemic
…is named Miyagi’s Japanese Food and the national sport is catching flies with chopsticks (yes, he recently watched “The Karate Kid”). All the while, as my phone rang and pinged…