Announcement: South Suburban College Wins 3rd in ‘Best in the Region 2024’
Winning this award validates our continuous endeavors in being committed to providing exceptional support and resources to our students. #ssc
Tag: education
Lt. Governor Stratton Convenes Thought Leaders and Policymakers at the Illinois Legislators Retreat Centered Around Education
Over the last three years, the Office of the Lt. Governor has been committed to working with the Hunt Institute to promote better pathways to quality …
Chicago Republicans: We Finally Agree With Governor Pritzker!
The program has allowed private donors to give schoolchildren a chance to escape the shoddy education being provided by Chicago Public Schools and the…
The Homeschool Legal Defense Association Action PAC Endorses 1st Congressional District Candidate Pastor Chris Butler
Pastor Butler and his team are passionate about protecting the rights of homeschooled children
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Highway Construction Careers Training Program Offered Soon at South Suburban College
The program will run daily, Monday through Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
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Pritzker Administration Recognizes Illinois High Schools Honored for Class of 2021 Financial Aid Application Completions
"I'm proud that Illinois is one of the top states in the nation for FAFSA completion - an achievement that wouldn't be possible without leaders in our…
Shawn Walsh on Will County Dealing with Teacher Shortage
“This is no longer a potential crisis. It is impacting schools in our region on a daily basis,” said Walsh, Will County Regional Office of Educati…
Professor Shanina Thomas Reflects on her Time in Higher Education
“It’s not just about taking courses to get a piece of paper to obtain a job. We need to teach these students how to critically think,” she state…
Cook County Launches Project Rainbow
Cook County Launches Project Rainbow (Cook County, IL) - Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle was joined by community leaders, tech innovators…
Held Back: Inside a Lost School Year
Teacher Ashlee Thompson had a lot to worry about this year: A deadly virus. A poor district under threat by the state. And now, a new mandate for her …
