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Higher EdTroy trustees start planning for life after Chancellor Jack Hawkins Jr.If you follow Troy University, the search for its next chancellor is already underway. Trustees met Monday at Troy's Montgomery campus and reviewed a roadmap for life after Chancellor Jack Hawkins Jr., who plans to retire next year. Outside consultants said Troy is financially stable, with strong reserves and state support, but faces pressure from falling enrollment and student retention.Today’s editionRead

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  1. WAKA 814 hours ago

    Troy University’s Board of Trustees looks toward the future

    The Board of Trustees at Troy University is looking toward the future as longtime Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., plans for his retirement next year.

  2. The Alabama Baptist15 hours ago

    Alabama universities consider joint response to federal questions

    Alabama’s public university presidents are considering a joint response to seven questions from U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon about college admissions, academic freedom, affordability and other higher education issues.

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  • L.E.A.D. AcademyL.E.A.D. Academy has broken ground on a new high school campus on Fisk Road, the former site of Whitfield United Methodist Church, and it will host grades 9 through 12 for the charter school's around 900 students.

    L.E.A.D. Academy has broken ground on a new high school campus on Fisk Road, the former site of Whitfield United Methodist Church, and it will host grades 9 through 12 for the charter school's around 900 students. Officials hope the conversion finishes by next July so classes can begin next fall.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WAKA 8