COLLEGE BOARD OKS LABOR AGREEMENT TALKS Caroline Dipping • U-T College Board sets up 857 desks on National Mall WASHINGTON—While schools across the country are letting out this week, class is in session on the National Mall. Solano Community College board to cut ties with theater association In an expected move, the Solano Community College Board of Trustees on Wednesday voted to cut ties with the Solano Community Theatre Association, its director said. College Board launches education advocacy campaign with 857 desks on National Mall While schools across the country are letting out this week, class is in session on the National Mall. That is where the College Board set up 857 student desks in the blazing sun Tuesday. ... Wenatchee Valley College ups tuition, reluctantly WENATCHEE — Students at Wenatchee Valley College will pay an average of 12 percent more in tuition next year after the college board voted "reluctantly" to adopt the state's mandated tuition increases on Wednesday. That means a student taking 15 credits will pay $4,000 in tuition for the 2012-2013 school year, compared to $3,542 tuition that students paid for the year that ends after the summer ... Pulaski Tech raises tuition 7.2 percent, will pursue property tax The Pulaski Technical College board of trustees unanimously approved a 7.2 percent tuition increase for the fall semester during its regular meeting Monday. Pulaski Tech raises tuition; to pursue property tax The Pulaski Technical College board of trustees unanimously approved a 7.2 percent tuition increase for the fall semester during its regular meeting Monday. Education reform needs more attention in presidential politics, College Board says The organization has set up 857 student desks on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., one for each student who drops out each hour of every school day New marketing effort at John Wood Community College successful thus far After a budget process that trustee Reggie Coleman called the most difficult "by far" in his 13-year tenure, the John Wood Community College Board of Trustees voted unanimously to... College board to meet The Spoon River College Board of Trustees will hold their regular public monthly meeting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 27, in the Spoon River Conference Center at the Canton campus.
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Thursday, June 21, 2012
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