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🔥 Absolutely love this post! 🔥 Being a first-generation student, my experience playing baseball at the community college level paved the way for my Division 1 aspirations, my Bachelor's degree, and even a career in professional baseball. Now, I'm passionate about supporting and advocating for community college student-athletes. That's why I pursued my Masters in College Counseling and Student Development – to give back to students aiming for higher education and athletic success. If you're interested in how Community College Athletics impacts students, check out this post and share your thoughts below. #3C2A #CommunityCollegeAthletics #StudentAthletes #DreamBig #HigherEducation

Being part of an ultra high net worth family is unique. But nobody said it was easy. With great wealth comes the responsibility of making sure your heirs understand the values, complexities and dynamics of being stewards for the next generation. The smartest people in the world are those who never stop learning. So I encourage anyone who is part of, or works with a family enterprise to join our LinkedIn group and learn more about The Family Wealth Essential Series 👇 https://lnkd.in/e3MtBFkH

We are celebrating 25 years of developing young men to become catalysts for change for the betterment of our society! Please check out this short video about WHO we are and WHAT we do! Loyola Academy of St. Louis #amdg #catalystsforchange

As an Executive Board member of Kids' Chance of Florida, it is with a grateful and humble heart to partner with industry leaders like One Call, providing an employee-funded scholarship to Florida student Montse Gallegos. In August 2022, Montse’s father, a warehouse manager passed away due to injuries following a workplace accident. Later that year, Montse’s mother was diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer. On the heels of an extremely tragic year, the Kids’ Chance of Florida/One Call scholarship is enabling her to attend college without the added stress of tuition payments. “Workplace injuries affect the whole family,” said One Call CEO Jay Krueger. “While trying to overcome grief, families are also forced to deal with mounting financial pressures. We are sensitive to these burdensome situations, which is why we want to be a part of the solution. This scholarship provides the children of critically or fatally injured workers with a path forward. We are proud to play a small role in helping them attain a much brighter future.” Kids’ Chance of Florida is a state chapter of Kids’ Chance of America, a charitable organization that is dedicated to making a significant difference in the lives of all children affected by workplace injuries by helping them pursue and achieve their educational goals. Children of these workers can no longer count on the income of the injured or deceased parent. Accompanying the grief of loss, or the need to deal with an injured parent, is the increased likelihood that they cannot afford a college education. Since its founding in 1988, Kids' Chance of America has awarded more than 10,000 scholarships totaling more than $36 million. To learn more about how you can support our mission, visit https://lnkd.in/eEXu8ehx #kidschancefl #kidschanceflorida #kidschance #moremoneyformorekids #scholarships

The 60th Anniversary issue of Tri-C Times is now available online. This issue chronicles the College’s past milestones, present achievements and those leading it into the future. Learn about Tri-C’s first six decades, from its first day of class in a converted schoolhouse to its present-day standing as the largest community college in Ohio. Read more at https://ow.ly/hOAp50PSzqP

WHAT'S YOUR "WHY" Saint Mark's High School brothers, Tyler and Kyle Iudica are proud to continue their Spartan Family Legacy, but what led them to their decision to enroll at Saint Mark's High School from H.B. du Pont Middle School?! "I chose Saint Mark's High School because it felt like home from the start. The open house revealed exciting academic plans, solidifying it as the perfect place for my education. Conversations with coaches were crucial in helping me decide because sports are integral to who I am. Hearing President Tom Fertal express his dedication and plans for improvements, made me know that I was standing in the school of my future." -Tyler Iudica '25 "Choosing Saint Mark's High School was an easy decision for me. It's the only school that felt like home from the first time I stepped on campus. Growing up, attending events with my proud alumni parents created a strong connection. The good class sizes and a range of Honors level courses made the decision even easier. Additionally, the opportunities in the sports programs got me genuinely excited to attend. Saint Marks is a tight-knit community, focusing not just on education but also on forming meaningful connections beyond the classroom." - Kyle Iudica '27 Spartans, what is your "WHY"? Why will you select Saint Mark's for high school? Enrollment agreements for the Saint Mark's Class of 2028 are due February 15th. Completing an enrollment agreement by 2/15 claims any awards that a student has on file, and officially enrolls them in the Class of 2028. Due to the immense interest in Saint Mark's High School, awards that are not claimed by 2/15 will be terminated. Admitted students who do not enroll by 2/15 cannot be guaranteed a seat in the Saint Mark's Class of 2028. Questions?: Admissions@stmarkshs.net or 302-757-8721 It is - without a doubt - the best time to be a Spartan! #SaintMarksHS #AllThingsPossible #SpartanStrong

Strathclyders! Giving Day is your chance to show your support for the next generation of students by donating to one of four key projects. Check out the video below for full details! #FromOneStrathclyderToAnother

Check out the latest issue of #TitanMag to learn about President Alva’s commitment to student success and passing on Cal State Fullerton’s “can do” spirit onto a new generation of Titans. 👉Learn more about President Alva’s journey: https://lnkd.in/gGGRj9dg

Want to learn all about Collegiate and our Head of School? Watch this Executive Insight with Dr. Rob Macrae!

Proud to be a University of South Carolina Gamecock! There are lots of reasons to have Gamecock pride, but today my pride focuses of access and affordability of higher education for South Carolina high school graduates. Starting with admissions for the fall 2024 semester, USC will admit all students in the top 10 percent of their class at South Carolina high schools. Admissions = access. But as President Amiridis wrote, “…access without affordability is sometimes meaningless.” So in addition to access/admission, the USC Commitment will cover costs of tuition and academic fees for South Carolina students who are in the top 10% of their graduating class and whose family income is less than $80,000. Accesss and affordability… that’s how change, how difference is made. Go Gamecocks!