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FFROA executive director on US History in Schools: 'It’s becoming increasingly clear that our nation’s education system has fallen short of our expectations'

The Foundation for the Restoration of America (FFROA) is awarding $100,000 in academic scholarships this year for completion of its Constitutional Study Program, which includes courses about our nation's founding and founding documents. Christine Altenberger, Executive Director of the Foundation for the Restoration of America (FFROA), told Washington DC Business Daily that the courses are meant to address areas in which our education system has fallen short in teaching topics that she argues are critical to young Americans.
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Foundation for the Restoration of America president on scholarship program: 'We have an obligation to educate our children and grandchildren about our founding'

The Foundation for the Restoration of America (FFROA) has partnered with Hillsdale College and Chicago Hope Academy to award $100,000 in scholarships to eligible students who have completed Hillsdale College's online courses, “Constitution 101” and “Introduction to the Constitution".

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USPAACC College Scholarship program invests helps students

USPAACC College Scholarship program invests helps students achieve a college education.

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Analysis: Top 5 early COVID-19 reopening states have significantly higher test scores than bottom five late opening states

The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) test score results were recently released demonstrating an overall decline in student achievement in the areas of math and reading nationwide. The data shows states with less restrictive COVID-19 measures scored better than those states with strict COVID-19 regulations and mandates.

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Biden's student loan forgiveness plan to cost '$330 billion over 10 years'

The national debt is now past the $30 trillion mark, and President Joe Biden keeps adding on, most recently by announcing he will cancel up to $20,000 of student loan debt per borrower. He also extended the pause on federal student loan payments through the end of the year.



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Gray Launches Media Training Center to Enhance Industry Diversity and Train the Next Generation of Media Leaders

Gray Television, Inc. (“Gray,” “we,” or “our”) (NYSE: GTN) today announced plans to create the Gray Media Training Center in partnership with WLBT, our top-ranked NBC affiliate in Jackson, Mississippi.

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Aerospace Series | Doing Business with NASA | Marshall Space Flight Center 2-10-22

Aerospace Series | Doing Business with NASA | Marshall Space Flight Center 2-10-22.


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Learning Economy Announces Internet of Education DAO Research

Learning Economy Foundation has been awarded more than $800,000 in grants by the like-minded innovators of DEVxDAO to do a definitive applied study and taxonomy on decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs).

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USHCC: Small Business Training

Live Event: Ask the Expert - Strategies for Building Your Present or Future Team!

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Swedish-American Chambers of Commerce USA: Scholarship to Sweden

About the Education: This master program provides you with thorough knowledge in how to develop competitive, dynamic, and socially responsible strategies for international companies and strengthen the connection to research within the field.

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In 2021 Leahy Competition Finals, Georgetown Law Students Face Real-Life Judges

In 2021 Leahy Competition Finals, Georgetown Law Students Face Real-Life Judges.



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Conservative group offers roadmap to fighting critical race theory in schools

Conservative policymakers across the United States have taken steps to fight against the teaching of critical race theory in schools after groups of parents have pushed against it, as outlined in an article by The Hill.

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Patrick Henry College taught Jon Knight to learn, question and grow

2007 graduate wants to use ‘blessings’ to serve others during this difficult time

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Bachelor’s degree pay bonus over high school diploma is 97.4% in Washington, D.C.,

Washington, D.C., workers with four-year degrees on average earn 97.4 percent more per year than workers with high school diplomas, the third highest percentage among the 50 states and the District of Columbia, according to an analysis released last month.

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Washington, D.C., 4th-graders score five points below the national average on reading

Fourth-graders in Washington, D.C., on average scored 214 on a standardized reading test administered last year, which is five points below the 2019 national average calculated by the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP).