Education

The Westchester County Association will partner with health care providers and academia to train workers for jobs critically needed in the...

The student recreation center at the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park will gain a microbrewery and almost double in...

Three noncredit courses that begin this month are designed to boost careers via new tech skills.

Fairfield University students win resources to develop their ideas in the Connecticut Business Plan Competition.

The institute at Manhattanville College will work to advance the professional development of women by offering educational programs, mentoring and training.

Mayor David Martin answers questions for high school students ahead of a job preparation program through the nonprofit Future 5.

Gervais Hearn will head the board of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Fairfield County, which educates those who help nonprofits.

Graduation rates are lower in Westchester County schools with higher percentages of reduced-price lunch eligibility.

Community Housing Innovations Inc. shows stark contrast among districts in the percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunches.

Green Chimneys receives a $750,000 state grant to renovate two buildings and add seven classrooms on its grounds in Putnam County.

Education Connection plans to move its special education programs to the Danbury building.

The Hudson Valley Economic Development Corp. launches an industry initiative to better align higher education with the health care sector's workforce...

An initiative begun in 2007 is now a full-fledged effort.

The $12.5 million in discretionary federal funding will add pre-K spaces for 428 children across Connecticut.

At the Green Chimneys campus in Brewster, the cacophony of animal sounds ”“ goats bleating, kookaburras laughing, Bactrian Camels making the...