Serving as the first female superintendent in 180 years in the State of Illinois' oldest school district and the first African American female superintendent in Kane County, she leads the Pre-K–12th grade district with equity-focused leadership and proudly implements the only districtwide dual language program in Illinois.
Learn MoreThis four-week course will focus on the building blocks of Title IV program eligibility. Concepts such as academic year, payment periods, and program structure will be defined and illustrated as emerging academic program structures test the traditional basis of determining program eligibility and packaging students with Title IV aid.
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View RegistryPrison Education Programs and the institutions they are part of need to manage their financials, and the issues of affordability, cost management, and financial forecasting can be challenging. The panel on this webinar will include program leaders with experience in these topics.
RegisterStay tuned to the latest news coverage regarding changes to the FAFSA. This webcenter also features helpful NASFAA resources to ensure your institution is prepared.
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