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Early College Serves Students and Employers
- Authored by: Eileen Wedegartner

Early College Serves Students and Employers

by Eileen Wedegartner Lowering the barriers to opportunity The need for a workforce with strong technical skills continues to grow in Massachusetts. Boston’s skyline, the Seaport, Kendall Square, Longwood, Kenmore Square and the spreading biotech campuses along 95 and 495 give tangible evidence of this need. The drivers of the

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Skills for the post-pandemic economy. Is college still necessary?
- Authored by: Eileen Wedegartner

Skills for the post-pandemic economy

by Eileen Wedegartner, JFYNet Learning Specialist Is college still necessary? The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed many people to decide to take a year off from higher education. The ballooning price of college tuition combined with the uncertain job outlook for recent college graduates make this decision understandable. But a longer

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Specialists’ messages to the 2020 graduates
- Authored by: Cathie Maglio

Specialists’ messages to the 2020 graduates

Hats off to the Class of 2020 from Cathie, Eileen, Joan and Greg Cathie When I graduated from high school, our class motto was “At this peak we begin climbing.” My message to this year’s graduates is, You have climbed the peak! Congratulations! As you stand there, you look back

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Stress and Pressure: Helping Students Navigate
- Authored by: Eileen Wedegartner

Stress and Pressure: Helping Students Navigate

We need to help them manage expectations effectively. by Eileen Wedegartner, Blended Learning Specialist Growing up, I remember there were high school students around me who had either attempted to take their own life or had done so. As a teen, it shook me to think that anyone felt that

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The Power of Reading. Be Empowered, Get Inspired
- Authored by: Eileen Wedegartner

The Power of Reading. Become Empowered.

Get Inspired by Eileen Wedegartner, Blended Learning Specialist I can remember the moment in childhood when I was first able to read independently. We were on our annual drive to the Berkshires, a family tradition. As we got onto Route 2 I began to read the signs excitedly to my

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