A program from Melton and Matan adapts Torah, prayer and holiday study for learners long left out of formal adult education.

While some of our intellectuals have contented themselves with classifying and ridiculing “morons,” “yokels,” “boobs” and “babbitts,” others have devoted constructive mental energy to solving the ...

Many professionals discover a calling toward teaching, mentoring, or school leadership after years in another field. Whether you have worked in corporate roles, health care, the military, or the ...

Interested in starting a business, learning about artificial intelligence or exploring a new hobby? There's a class for that.

The Department of Education announced Friday it would release billions of dollars in education grant funding to states. This includes hundreds of millions of dollars earmarked for adult education ...

After spending his working life watching the clock, punching in and out and living paycheck to paycheck, Paul Swanson is back in school. Swanson is 62 years old, a disabled veteran, who is beginning ...

You have /3 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. Continuing-education programs are one way for colleges and universities to provide targeted offerings ...

Adult education classes offer a lifeline for Californians who want to get their high school diploma or GED, acquire training for a career, hone their English skills or study for their citizenship test ...

EdSource · Sexual abuse claims threaten school district budgets, even when not accused Despite efforts across various sectors, adults throughout California continue to struggle to access education ...

SOUTH BEND — When South Bend native Laquisha Jackson became pregnant in high school, she made the decision to pause her education. Now 41 years old, Jackson has founded her own catering company and ...

York College is launching a new Lifelong Learning Program this May, offering affordable, non-credit classes for adults 18 and ...

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