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CCM Offering a No-Cost Opportunity to Become a Certified Nurse Aide
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National Merit Scholarship Awards $2,500 to 2 Morristown High School Students
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Get the Most for Your Kids This Summer at St. Peter’s Vacation Bible School
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Morristown Board of Ed Approves Budget During Super-Quick Meeting
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CCM Student and Morris Plains Resident Wins Two of Three Awards in National ...
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Morris County School of Technology Hosts Hackathon in Denville
By KATHLEEN BRUNET
May 13, 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 ...
EVANSTON, IL — Two Morristown High School students have been named National Merit Scholarship Winners. Shivani Vel and Milind Bangalore have been chosen out of 15,000 finalists in the 2022 National Scholarship Program.
Vel will focus on a career in pediatrics while Bangalore will focus on a field in computer science.
According to NMSC, “National Merit $2,500 Scholarship ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ – As the warm weather is finally upon us, children have been anxiously waiting for a fun summer for seemingly an eternity with the ongoing pandemic. With the worst of COVID seemingly behind us, there is great anticipation for fun activities.
Success for All Family Programs at St Peter's offers a six-week bible based summer camp each year for the children in ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ - The Morristown Board of Education swiftly and efficiently cruised through their scheduled points of discussion during the Apr. 25 meeting, so much so that the Board adjourned within 30 minutes of taking their seats.
The Board, who dropped their mask requirement in March, approved their proposed 2022-23 budget, which had been introduced at the last meeting. The budget sees a ...
Randolph, NJ: A group of students at County College of Morris, calling themselves the Tidy Titans, 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.
Coming up winners, earning two of three awards, were Dylan Jay, of Mendham; Paul Cohen, of Morris Plains; Angela ...
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.
MORRISTOWN, NJ - Students in second and third grade at Unity Charter School in Morristown are learning chemistry in a curriculum developed by a faculty member at the Kean University College of Education.
Kean Assistant Professor Dina Rosen, Ed.D., developed the innovative curriculum called Early Chemistry, or eChem, that taps into children’s natural curiosity and uses child-friendly ...
RANDOLPH, NJ: High school students and adults looking for a new career will have the opportunity to learn about the fascinating world of engineering – a profession where you get to design and build, solve problems and improve the world – at the Engineering E3 Day being held at County College of Morris (CCM).
Engineering E3 Day takes place Thursday, May 19, ...
KINGSTON, RI - Alexandra Sinno a Morristown resident and student at University of Rhode Island was among six sophomores awarded the prestigious Hollings Scholarships from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The scholarship is awarded to undergraduates in marine sciences.
Sinno became interested in marine biology during her junior year of high school, trading in her ...
TRENTON – Nearly $18 million in federal American Rescue Plan (ARP) State Fiscal Recovery Funds will be allocated to reimburse local educational agencies (LEAs) for additional special education services provided to students who were impacted by COVID-19 related school disruptions but would otherwise have reached the maximum age of eligibility for public school services (21 years old), ...
By KATHLEEN BRUNET, CCM
May 6, 2022
Randolph, NJ: Come explore a wide range of career options at the County College of Morris (CCM) Criminal Justice Day, which will feature presentations and demonstrations from numerous units related to law enforcement and public safety.
The day, which is open to all age groups including high school students and adults looking for new careers, takes place Monday, May 16. The ...