Scott Danley of Cape Coral recently achieved a significant milestone in his academic journey by earning a master of business administration from the University of Maryland Global Campus. Danley was among the nearly 600 students who received advanced degrees from UMGC in late spring 2024. The degrees were officially conferred on June 30, encompassing the doctor of business administration, master of business administration, and various master of science specializations.
The University of Maryland Global Campus has a rich history spanning over 75 years, dedicated to meeting the higher education needs of working adults and military service members. As the largest provider of post-secondary education in Maryland, UMGC continues to uphold its global tradition through online and hybrid courses, a wide network of classroom and service locations worldwide, and an extensive range of over 125 degrees and certificates. For individuals seeking to further their education in a flexible and accessible manner, UMGC remains a top choice.
In other educational news, Heritage Charter Academy in Cape Coral has announced a policy amendment for the upcoming school year. Under the National School Lunch Program’s Community Eligibility Provision, all students at Heritage Charter Academy will receive breakfast and lunch at no cost. This initiative aims to ensure that students have access to nutritious meals throughout the school day, promoting their overall well-being and academic success. For more details, interested parties can contact the school’s food service director, Ms. Flynn.
Meanwhile, Florida SouthWestern State College (FSW) has appointed Anna Haney-Withrow as the director of the new Institute of Innovative and Emerging Technologies. In her role, Haney-Withrow will play a pivotal role in cultivating a collaborative and innovative environment within FSW and the broader community. With a background in teaching and learning design, Haney-Withrow brings a wealth of experience to her new position. FSW, which serves nearly 20,000 students globally, offers a diverse array of career-focused academic programs, including two- and four-year degrees and professional certifications.
On a different note, the Foundation for Lee County Public Schools recently hosted a reception to welcome new teachers to the district. The event, held at the foundation’s location, provided an opportunity for educators to relax, socialize, and connect with their peers. Attendees were also able to stock up on essential school supplies, thanks to the foundation’s supply bags distributed at the event. The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, a private 501(c)(3) organization established in 1986, is dedicated to enhancing the quality of public education in Lee County through various programs, resources, and partnerships.
In conclusion, these educational updates highlight the ongoing commitment to academic excellence, student support, and community engagement within the educational landscape. From individual achievements like Scott Danley’s MBA to institutional initiatives such as free meals for students and innovative educational programs, the educational sector continues to evolve and adapt to meet the diverse needs of learners. As we look towards the future, these developments serve as a testament to the dedication and passion of educators, administrators, and organizations working tirelessly to shape the next generation of leaders and thinkers.