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Over 170 jobs require a license in Nebraska. The state will soon recognize some credentials earned elsewhere.

Nick Smith had 2 degrees and 4 years of teaching experience when he moved from Texas to Nebraska. The state still required him to go back to school and earn

Over 170 jobs require a license in Nebraska. The state will soon recognize some credentials earned elsewhere.

More than 170 professions in Nebraska require a license. The state hasn’t recognized credentials earned in other states, forcing those workers to get a new license regardless of experience.

New Nebraska law to simplify employment for out-of-state workers

Professionals licensed in another state must earn Nebraska credentials regardless of experience. That is about to change for some of those jobs.

Study: Birth decline a major factor in school pupil loss

The Common Sense Institute Arizona last week released a report on Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account program, also known as ESAs or universal school vouchers. The report contends the state-funded program

Report: ESA voucher program not fully to blame for public school enrollment decline – Cronkite News