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Bellarmine University is now offering automatic admission and scholarships to eligible students from Louisville public and Archdiocesen high schools through the Bellarmine Direct initiative, demonstrating the university's commitment to making a college education both accessible and affordable. Discover more about how this initiative can open doors to higher education for local students. https://brnw.ch/21wPFNi

Education, community, government and industry representatives came together at a recent symposium in Burnie to consider a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform educational outcomes on the Cradle Coast. Hosted by the University of Tasmania and Burnie Works, the event included contributions from Regional Education Commissioner the Honourable Fiona Nash, Vice-Chancellor Professor Rufus Black and Interim Commissioner for Children and Young People (Tas) Isabelle Crompton. Sonya Stanford said the event highlighted the value of listening to the diverse perspectives of people in the region. “While the educational challenges that are faced in North West Tasmania were acknowledged by everyone who attended, there was still a sense of optimism about the future,” she said. Read more: https://utas.au/gj

Why invest time with Elsmere at this week’s events? For one or more of these reasons: + You’re seeking ways to accelerate your growth and success with nontraditional students + You’re frustrated by the constraints of your OPM partnerships + You’re flying blind with poor access to data from disparate software systems + Your internal teams focused on online programs can’t scale to meet the opportunity you see Meet our team to learn how Elsmere might help you #GrowABetterWay

Funded by the U.S. Department of Commerce - Economic Development Administration (EDA), Co Learning Plans (CLP) focus on spurring economic growth and development in economically challenged communities. The MSU EDA University Center for Regional Economic Innovation, with the counsel of the Consultative Panelists, is excited to announce awardees for the 2025 Co-Learning Plans. This year, REI will support five innovative CLP projects, each addressing critical challenges and opportunities in Michigan's economic and community development landscape. These projects demonstrate a commitment to advancing equitable, sustainable, and regionally impactful solutions. To learn more about the projects visit: https://lnkd.in/gj7nRH4N MSU University Outreach and Engagement

Burnie Works was thrilled to collaborate with the University of Tasmania's Cradle Coast Academic Community of Practice for this event. This initiative marks a unique opportunity to enhance educational outcomes in the region. “The results from our first session are already providing insights into gaps in our knowledge about experiences and views of education on the North West coast, and we are now designing sessions for parents and students to be able to better understand how to improve educational access and equity for these groups,” event co-coordinator Dr Deanna Hutchinson said.

Earlier this month, our client Barry University proudly signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) to expand opportunities for future educators through the Project REDI initiative. This transformative partnership offers selected M-DCPS senior students a full-tuition scholarship, funded by the Gregory F. and Donna Greene Scholarship for Education, to pursue their dreams of becoming educators at Barry University. #BarruUniversity #MiamiDadeCounty #MiamiDadePublicSchools

Indiana University Indianapolis is taking its seamless admissions initiative to new heights by expanding to more schools throughout Marion County. Discover how this groundbreaking program is breaking down barriers and making higher education more accessible for everyone: https://bit.ly/49E5BV8

?? Exciting coverage from the Indiana Capital Chronicle. The Indiana Charter Innovation Center (ICIC) is featured for its recent launch and championing a groundbreaking push: sharing property tax revenue to bring equitable funding to Indiana's charter schools. Scott Bess, ICIC President & CEO explains "if you want to have more good schools (and) if you want the good schools to expand … you have to solve this funding equity issue." The article dives into how this initiative could close funding gaps, empower schools, and provide students with the resources they need to thrive. ?? Get the full scoop and see how ICIC is shaping the future of education in Indiana: https://lnkd.in/gCkKCEmG

The future is full of promise as we recognize the potential for reimagining high schools to center learners and create systems that fully support them in their educational pathways. Explore All4Ed's Pathways to Progress resource → https://lnkd.in/ehgzu6JN