Expelled Student Sues B.C. Montessori School Principal Over Cannabis Gummy Debacle
Former student claims principal made defamatory comments; principal denies all allegations
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Saint Paul College in Minnesota Offers Fast-Track Cannabis Certification To Join The Workforce
In Minnesota’s growing cannabis industry, it helps to have a “higher” education.
Cleveland School Of Cannabis Teaches How To Grow Cannabis
Randall Jenkins said that even though marijuana plants can’t talk to you, they can still tell you something.
Cleveland School of Cannabis Teaches Students How to Work in Marijuana Industry
The program teaches students in five different areas — cannabis dispensaries, horticulture, processing, industrial hemp and medical applications.
Michigan K-12 Students Could Take Medical Cannabis On School Premises Under New Bill
Students enrolled at K-12 schools in Michigan would be allowed to take medical marijuana and CBD-infused products
Missouri Colleges Expand Cannabis Programs To Prepare Students For ‘Green Jobs’
The cannabis industry has opened up nearly 8,000 new jobs statewide since November, when Missourians voted to legalize recreational marijuana.
Hundreds Of Northeast Ohioans Are Choosing Cannabis College Ahead Of Potential Legalization In November
The Cleveland School of Cannabis sees record high enrollment for fall semester. Most students are between 18-25 years-old.
St. Cloud State Offering Online Certificate In Cannabis Education
Those eager to cash in on a budding marijuana industry in Minnesota or cultivate plants of their own can turn to St. Cloud State University this fall to learn how.
Ohio School Prepares Students For Increasing Need For Workers In The Cannabis Industry
Ohio school prepares students for increasing need for workers in the cannabis industry.
Want To Work In Missouri’s Cannabis Industry? KC Community College Has 3 New Classes
Metropolitan Communication College launched three new online classes this week to help jump-start careers in Missouri’s burgeoning marijuana industry.
