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Today, the Journal continues “The Good News File,” a series of uplifting stories in partnership with KOAT-TV and KKOB Radio. The Journal will publish a “Good News” feature the first Friday of the month, KOAT-TV will present its feature each second Friday and KKOB each third Friday.
It’s said there are no do-overs in life, but librarians in Albuquerque are hoping to provide some people with a chance to do it all over again.
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The Albuquerque Bernalillo County Library system has teamed up with the New Mexico State Library to help high school dropouts earn a diploma. Career Online High School is available through public library systems across the country and launched in Albuquerque this January during the pandemic. Unlike some other paths to earning that missing piece of paper that says “I graduated,” this program allows participants to complete all their coursework online and costs are covered by a scholarship. Students are also
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Gale and New Mexico State Library Launch Free Program to Provide Adult Residents Accredited High School Diplomas
Career Online High School is a Statewide Program in New Mexico That Helps Adults Earn a High School Diploma Through a Public Library
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SANTA FE, N.M. and FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ New Mexicans can obtain their high school diploma through their local public library. New Mexico State Library now offers Career Online High School (COHS) from Gale, a Cengage company, making it the first program in the state that gives qualified residents the chance to earn an accredited high school diploma through their public library.