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Year: 2022

Amid widespread workforce shortages, Vermont Tech’s apprenticeship program sets an example

By Sid Bewlay Click here for updates on this story     RANDOLPH, Vermont (WPTZ) — With workforce shortages across the nation, the Vermont State Colleges System is working to provide more apprenticeships to students. Vermont Technical College is just one school in the state with programs placing students in apprenticeships. The school said with current workforce

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School system addresses social media rumors about students acting like cats

By Janice Limon Click here for updates on this story     GREENVILLE COUNTY, South Carolina (WYFF) — Greenville County Schools released a message to students and their parents Wednesday: Before you believe social media rumors, talk to school officials. Superintendent Burke Royster addressed false rumors that have been circulating in the community and on social media

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Ultra-Orthodox protesters block Jerusalem intersection

JERUSALEM (AP) — Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox men have blocked a major Jerusalem intersection to protest attempts to force them to register for Israel’s military draft. Military service is mandatory for most Jewish Israeli men, but the ultra-Orthodox often receive exemptions in order to continue their religious studies. The exemptions have long infuriated secular Israelis, but

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