Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter celebrated the culmination of the 2020-2021 school year with students, educators, families, and staff during school visits and ceremonies from Harlem to Hollis this week. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: education
How To Study Online And Not To Lose Interest In Learning
Modern students learn much more easily than their predecessors. A few centuries ago, most students had to sit in libraries for days to write research papers, essays or prepare for an exam. Continue Reading →
Maysles Cinema Team In Harlem, They Are looking For A Communications Manager
The Communications Manager oversees all public-facing representations of Maysles including website, social media, newsletters, print promotions, and member communications. Continue Reading →
The Role Of Education And Training To Succeed In Small Business
A small business has advantages over a larger enterprise: it is often local and well-liked and it can adapt quickly to customer demands. Continue Reading →
Google & Coursera Launch Career Certificates That Prepare Students For Jobs
We live in an age of less-than-total agreement as to the purpose of higher education. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Jackson And Senate Majority Passes Legislation To Support Education Diversity
The Senate Majority will advance major legislation to address the inequity in New York schools and support diversity in our education system. Continue Reading →
5 Ways To Skyrocket Your Career
You’ve got a job you enjoy, and you’re pretty good at it. But sooner or later, you’re going to want to do something more to make your mark. Continue Reading →
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