It’s time to get applications prepped for children’s summer camp and classes. Do you have your research ready? It may still be winter, but kids who want to take summer classes or go to specialized camps typically must plan far ahead and get applications in, usually just after the start

In a recent Georgetown University study regarding the future of labor in the United States, STEM education was shown to provide the kinds of measurable skills that are necessary to achieve success in the future of the workplace. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. With lab-style learning, students

We all love an inspiring story of triumph over adversity, and that’s exactly what you’ll find when you watch the documentary, The Infamous Future, now available to stream on HBO Max. The award-winning 2018 film, available to stream online for the first time, tells the story of Eagle Academy, an

As we head into the holidays, more than 230,00 Georgians are unemployed and many Americans are worried that they or someone in their household could lose their jobs.  Too many are struggling to make ends meet — including putting food on the table during this holiday season. In fact, in

The Education Trust, a nonprofit education think tank, published a report in December detailing how students of color can be left behind in the application process for federal loan assistance. For many underrepresented students, these loans are a critical necessity to access a college education. The true percentage of just

In December 2020, Steve Lucas, CEO of iCIMS, joined Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the November 2020 jobs report for the United States. Nationally, 245,000 jobs were reinstated back into the economy, and the intent to hire was looking up. However, the number of jobs created was slightly lower than