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CCM Offering a No-Cost Opportunity to Become a Certified Nurse Aide
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Denville Student at CCM Helps Team Win Awards at Data Competition
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Morris County School of Technology Hosts Hackathon in Denville
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Cullis: Denville Schools Will Make Parents Aware of Proposed Curriculum Changes
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Nominations Sought for Denville Schools Persons of the Year
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Denville Schools Collecting Gift Cards for Displaced Family
By KATHLEEN BRUNET
May 15, 2022RANDOLPH, NJ - In New Jersey, there is a demand for approximately 1,800 additional Certified Nurse Aides (CNAs). According to the New Jersey Hospital Association, that number is expected to grow by an additional 8,200 over the next decade. CNAs generally are employed in full-time jobs with benefits, including both health care and a 401(k).
At County College of Morris (CCM), qualified ...
ROXBURY, NJ – The Denville Rotary Club was among those thanked Monday for helping Roxbury High School students build a Morris Habitat for Humanity house that will soon be moved to a prepared lot in Landing.
Several hundred people gathered for the event outside the high school’s Structural Design & Fabrication Lab, the place where students built the 2-piece, modular home. The ...
DENVILLE, NJ - A Denville resident was one of five County College of Morris students - calling themselves the Tidy Titans - who recently crushed the American Statistical Association (ASA) national Data Fest competition for community colleges, winning both Best in Show and Best Use of Statistical Analysis.
The student, Zach Herman, joined in earning two of three awards Dylan Jay, ...
DENVILLE, NJ – Morris County School of Technology’s Academy for Computer & Information Sciences will be hosting its annual Hackathon on Saturday, April 23.
The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
This 12-hour Hackathon is open to students in grades 7 - 12.
Hackathon is an event where students come together to work in teams to make their idea a reality.
DENVILLE, NJ – As controversy continues throughout New Jersey about the inclusion of classes about gender identity and other sex-related matters in elementary schools, Denville Schools Assistant Superintendent Sandra Cullis on Friday promised that any changes to Denville’s curriculum will be publicized before the 2022-2023 school year starts.
In a statement, Cullis acknowledged ...