Two Maui Prep seniors are Ivy League bound
By Staff | Apr 23, 2021
Aiesha Pradhan will attend Cornell University and major in Biology and Society.
NAPILI Out of hard work comes success. Maui Preparatory Academy is proud to announce that 100 percent of its senior class has been accepted to a diverse range of colleges and universities, both across the country and internationally, which is consistent with the school’s record for the last five years running. Two of those seniors, Aiesha Pradhan and Peyton Gillespie, will be attending Ivy League universities in the fall. Over the course of their careers at Maui Prep, Aiesha and Peyton have truly embodied the saying, “Life is what you make it,” taking advantage of every opportunity that Maui Prep has to offer and then some.
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Newton names district and high schools STAR students Winners have top SAT scores, are among top 10% in their classes From left are Alcovy High STAR Student Logan Dobar and STAR Teacher Ryan Allred; Eastside and NCSS STAR Student Joyce Li and STAR Teacher Eric Adams; and Newton High STAR Student Russell Danilchuk and STAR Teacher Joshua Cook. - photo by Courtesy of the Newton County School System
COVINGTON, Ga. Newton County School System has announced its district and school-level 2021 STAR Students and STAR Teachers.
Worth students get advanced training with dual enrollment Students can learn their skills while they are still in high school (Source: WALB) By Dave Miller | April 21, 2021 at 7:38 AM EDT - Updated April 21 at 7:38 AM
SYLVESTER, Ga. (WALB) - Some Worth County High students are jumpstarting their careers by learning advanced technical skills while they are still in high school, in the h Dual Enrollment with Southern Regional Tech.
In the Nurse Aide lab at Worth Co. High, Dual Enrollment student Ny’Keycia Hamilton practices checking a patient’s blood pressure, just one of many skills she has learned while taking part in the Nurse Aid program. Though only a junior in a high school, she is days away from completing Southern Regional Technical College’s (SRTC) Nurse Aide program.
What Happened With Fall Enrollment in Georgia’s Public Colleges and Universities?
As Georgia’s public colleges and universities faced the fall semester with both the coronavirus and an economic downturn, the outlook for enrollments was unclear.
Postsecondary enrollment tends to rise with the unemployment rate, but the pandemic introduced new challenges to individuals’ and families’ health, caregiving responsibilities and financial security. Though University System of Georgia (USG) schools saw increased enrollments, technical colleges experienced steep drops from the double impacts of coronavirus and new Dual Enrollment policies.
The following comparisons are between Fall 2019 and Fall 2020. Data will be available later this year for the spring semester, which will provide a more complete picture for the academic year.
Laurel Springs School Invites High School Seniors to Enroll in Customizable Gap Year Program
Leading online K-12 and Postgraduate private school offers soon-to-be and recent high school graduates an opportunity to prepare for the transition to higher education
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WEST CHESTER, Pa., and OJAI, Calif., April 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Laurel Springs School, a leader in K-12 and Postgraduate online education, is enrolling high school graduates, particularly those in the Class of 2021, in its Postgraduate Program. The online program, which is completely customizable, offers Postgraduate students an opportunity to distinguish themselves academically and acquire real-world experience before transitioning to a college or university.