Stonegate launches head office career pathway
Stonegate Group has launched its new in-house training pathway, Albert’s Interesting Map to Success, or AIMS.
The pathway has been designed for the company’s head office support staff and is available across all roles – amounting to more than 600 different specific learning pathways from level two, all the way to level seven (masters level).
AIMS hopes to engage in excess of 1,000 support staff, across both the managed and lease and tenanted divisions, once established.
The pathway has been designed to include both online and in-person learning to reflect the changes of the last 13 months, allowing delegates access to all course material to study in their own time, but without losing the invaluable components of face-to-face learning.
Nathan Jung, Actor Who Appeared in Star Trek and The A-Team, Dies at 74
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Jung died on April 24, his close friend and attorney, Timothy Tau, confirmed to
Variety. The cause of death has not been disclosed.
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Jung kicked off his acting career in 1969 with his role as Ghengis Khan in “The Savage Curtain” episode of “Star Trek: The Original Series.” From there, taking advantage of his tall stature, his television resume exploded with roles on the biggest shows from the 1970s and ’80s. Jung appeared on “M A S H ,” “Starsky & Hutch,” “CHiPs,” “General Hospital,” “Manimal,” “Riptide” and “Hunter.” He also held roles in “Sanford and Son,” in which he played Helen Funai’s cousin, Saburyo, and “Kung Fu,” in which he plaed the Dark Rider. In the ’90s, he had stints on “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman,” “Martial Law” and “Burke’s Law.”
Cambridge school board updated on current and future district programs
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio–The pandemic, to say the least, has changed all ideas of “normalcy”. School systems across the country having become one of the largest victims. While education during the pandemic brings to mind the many struggles involved. While classes over the computer, children at their socially distanced desks and wearing masks come to mind. However, there have been many successes.
Some of those successes, and hopes and plans for the future, were a major topic at Tuesday night’s Cambridge City Schools, Board of Education meeting.
Several of the district’s administrative staff updated the board on a number of programs in place, planned for expansion or are in the works. Various “wrap around” services for example, are striving to improve the health and well being of students. This includes a vision-2-learn program, which will do vision screenings and provide glasses for stud