School Notebook Weekly School Activities Digest
Weekly list of school events from multiple campuses includes bus safety, parent workshops, staff meetings, field trips, tutorials, holiday programs, fund drives, and enrichment activities. Highlights include Music City Mall field trips, Christmas drives at Blackshear, Just Say No efforts, and D.A.R.E. programs across campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver Early Education Center
Carver Gym
CIT
Music City Mall
Midland
Hamilton
Hicks, Barbee
Chavez
Ortega
Merritt
Austin Stin Elementary
Crockett Orchestra
PTA
Blackshear i Elementary
Blackshear
Blackshear Bobcats
Blanton
Nimitz
Burnet
West Texas Food Bank
M&m
Cameron
France
Permian Basin Association
Odessa College
D.A.R.E
Cpl
Sammy Bertoza
Cameron/Crockett Orchestra
Christ’s Lutheran School
Girl Scouts
ECISD expands distance learning with interactive video courses
Odessa High School and AIM High School pilot two way compressed video for Spanish this semester with monitoring by a course facilitator. ECISD plans to add Permian High School and a Teen Parent Center, enabling cross district course sharing and even AP calculus requests from Balmorhea. The system marks a shift from receiving only to fully interactive teaching across Region 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector County Independent School
OHS
AIM
Permian High School
Fredrica Kinnard
ECISD
Odessa
Kinnard
Balmorhea
Permian
Aim High School
Odessa High School
De’Ann Herrada
Families learn via laptops in Towns County middle school
In Hiawassee Georgia all 270 Towns County Middle School students received StudyPro laptops funded by a 320000 Appalachian Regional Commission grant plus 80000 from local donors. Parents attend two day camps and learn typing spreadsheets and Internet use as illiteracy cycle is addressed by school and community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawassee
Appalachians
Stephen Smith
Towns County
Georgia
Samsung
NetSchools Corp
Appalachian Regional Commission
Appalachian
Smith
Jake Hollingshed
Camels Deliver Books To Kenyan Children
In Bulla Iftin, Kenya, two dozen Somali children waited under an acacia for Kenya's Mobile Camel Library. Two camels carried 200 books in four wooden boxes to the village as a library tent opened. Librarian Joseph Otieno read in Swahili while children, reading Somali at home and learning Swahili and English in school, chose from novels and educational texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulla Iftin
Kenya
Sahara Mouit Abdi
Sahara
Bulla I
Otieno
Wycliffe S.O. Oluoch
Kenya National Library Service
Garissa
Nairobi
Bulla Ifun
Cat and Mouse Adapted Tale of a Monk Cat
In a mountain monastery, a fat cat fears mice who hide in walls. Fed by monks, he grows slow and crafty. He shaves his head and dons monk robes to slip into the clerical life and join prayers and meals, hoping to catch the roaming mice unseen. The mice notice his bald patch and whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mouse
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Lamar Early Education Center
Ome Aim High School
Veronica Lujan
Lujan
Darwin Weigel
Cat and
Amy Friedman
Jillian Gilliland