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January 9, 2015 by frankbritt

Celebrating Penn Foster’s 125th Year Anniversary

As posted on FosterEDU blog There are few companies, and even fewer educational institutions in this country, that can boast a 125-year history, and Penn Foster could not be more proud to be one of them. “I wish that I might dwell just for a moment on the wonderful progress of this institution during the […]

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Penn Foster CEO & Education Advocate

Frank is CEO of Penn Foster, a leader in career-focused online and blended education. Students, employers and organizations rely on Penn Foster to build the skills and knowledge to power the 21st century workforce. For over 125 years, we have been dedicated to helping people lead more meaningful and productive lives and improving social outcomes through education.

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