Education
Local education news from WVIK Quad Cities NPR.
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A Scott County judge has dismissed a lawsuit that could have changed the results of a local school board race.
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CommunityIn this episode of the podcast, hosts Matt Rebro and Marc Zyla interview Dr. Liang Wee, the Interim Chancellor of Eastern Iowa Community College. They dive into his career journey and his role as a community college leader.
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Dr. Guiyou Huang plans to leave office March 31. The university said Dr. Kristi Mindrup will serve as interim president.
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In this episode, we explore the three pillars of holistic well-being - physical, mental/emotional, and community engagement - and how they contribute to living well.
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CommunityIn this episode of Love Girls podcast, host Kayla Babers interviews three bright students from Moline High School - Stella Hainga-Simssi (15), Angel Afetse (15) and Tamiria Dixon (17 years old) - about their experiences as Black students at a predominantly white high school.
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Students at Augustana College can now pursue a degree in filmmaking.
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In this episode, Marc Zyla sits down with Marian Lee to discuss the 2024 IMTA District Pre-Collegiate Piano Auditions that took place at St. Ambrose University.
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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker visited the Aldridge Early Learning Center in East Moline Tuesday morning.
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Two of Iowa's area education agencies, or AEAs, now share a chief administrator.
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Some students at Carl Sandburg College will have their studies paid for, thanks to a new scholarship program.