The Corpus Christi Hooks and Reliant Energy have partnered on the All-Star Educators Program, a search for outstanding local public-school teachers. Through this program, we surprised 10 local educators with grants for classroom supplies! These teachers are dedicated to their students and influencing education in the Coastal Bend. They will be honored at our game on June 7th ⚾
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Coming to you live from the Illinois School Counselor Association Conference in Tinsley Park. At the conference? Be sure to waltz over to the CFC table and do the following: 1) Say hello to Demetrius and Bernie. 2) Take all their candy. 3) Sign up for the college sweatshirt raffle. 4) Learn about how the new FAFSA changes affect college planning. 5) Learn how you can help your parents pay for college. 6) Walk away in triumph. Learn more about what we do for school counselors https://hubs.li/Q028qZJ50
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Did you know that Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education transitioned to a new certification exam? The new test is the PRAXIS. POST YOUR QUESTIONS HERE. Follow Your Passion ❤️ TEACH! https://lnkd.in/gzkJikMe
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As summer ends, transitioning back to school can be tough, especially for those seeking recovery. At McCallum Place, a customized educational program is included within our residential program to ensure our clients continue their academic journey without interruption. Our team collaborates with schools, counselors, and teachers to tailor plans and ensure success. Learn more about our residential adolescent program and school in treatment: https://ow.ly/aH7E50SUgX5
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Exciting news! 🎉🎉🎉 "Over the course of the grant, teachers receive comprehensive training on immersive STEMM teaching methodologies, instructional strategies and curriculum development techniques tailored to the new STEELS standards." Read the full story from Albright College below. #totalexperiencelearning #TExpL #STEMM #STEMMeducation
NBME is granting $604,000 to the Albright College Total Experience Learning program, with an aim to impact STEMM educators. The grant will immediately impact 200 teachers from the Reading, Antietam and Philadelphia school districts who are taking part in Albright’s TExpL program. Story: https://lnkd.in/gTw5_-MY
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It’s time for another lesson from Washington Charter Public Schools 101. Check out the new video below to learn the basics of what makes Rooted School Vancouver a great alternative public school option. Just like an education from Washington charter public schools, this lesson is free and open to all!
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Dr. Ray McNulty is committed to raising performance standards for teachers and students and building solid connections between schools and their communities. To learn more about Ray's work, listen to his episode of VFE https://bit.ly/4bYmMS2! #ChangeTheWorld
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Thirteen Broward County Public Schools high schools are among the top public high schools in the nation, according to the annual rankings released this week by U.S. News & World Report, with Millennium 6-12 Collegiate Academy, Pompano Beach High School and McFatter Technical High School in the top 2.5% of all ranked schools in the country. In addition, Atlantic Technical High School and Cypress Bay High School ranked in the top 5%. These five schools are also recognized for being among the top 5% of high schools in Florida, with Millennium 6-12 Collegiate Academy ranking #2 in the state. Read more at bit.ly/3JDlfE4
Broward County Public Schools on Instagram: "BCPS High Schools Shine in National Rankings! Millennium 6-12 Collegiate Academy, Pompano Beach High School and @mcfattertech all ranked in the top 2.5% nationwide, with @atltechcollege and Cypress Bay High School ranked in the top 5%. #BCPSProud Read more at bit.ly/3JDlfE4."
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Want to know how Louisiana stacks up against the rest of the USA in terms of gifted education? Take a look at an infographic designed by Lorenza Lawless and me at the request of the Association for Gifted and Talented Students in Louisiana (AGTSLA).
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Talk about creative recruiting and retention. I'd love to hear other innovative recruiting strategies
A group of educators moved in to the Fairfield County Teacher Village this weekend. This village gives educators in the district an affordable housing option with a short commute to rural schools. Juan Alvarado is the inaugural Educator in Residence in the USC College of Education house in the village. He is beginning his first year in the classroom. “You do take a moment and think, ‘Is this too good to be true?’” Alvarado said, “I’m thankful for the position and (that) I took advantage of the opportunity.” See the full story on WIS-TV: bit.ly/46EFL1T
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I had the privilege of sharing the importance of breadth as embodied in the College of the Ozarks general education curriculum which prepares students to tackle a wide range of tasks at work and in life. Breadth is important for engineering graduates, half of whom are not in explicit engineering roles, as well as any graduate who wants to be prepared for the wonderfully diverse world we live in. https://lnkd.in/gWBcYERe
I am passionate about equipping and resourcing Christian colleges and universities and their faculty to faithfully educate students.
It was a pleasure to moderate a discussion at the Faithful Education Convocation last night about how the General Education Program here at College of the Ozarks helps prepare students to thrive in their God-given #vocations and #callings. Thanks to Stacy McNeill, Ed.D., Mark Nowack, and Joseph Western for sharing your insights as part of our faculty panel. Thanks also to Janna Goodwin for all your help organizing things behind the scenes. Finally, thanks to all the faculty here at the College who invest your time, energy, and passion into teaching General Education courses!
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