Citi students lead composting garden project at CiTi
Exceptional Education students at CiTi's STRIVE program partner with community members to build a sustainable garden. They lead tasks from weeding raised beds to learning composting, soil quality, and garden tool use under supervision of a CiTi science teacher, aiming for spring planting and school community benefit.
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Center For Instrucon
Technology & Innovation
Mary Ryan
Jorie Trump
Uity
Strive
Ryan
Luis Piscitelli
Easton Culinary Arts program grows composting effort
Students in the Culinary Arts program at Easton aim to build thriving composting so they can grow fresh produce for campus and community. They learned what kitchen scraps can be used in compost mixes and plan to create gardens beyond city limits.
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Easton
Ulinary Arts
Bridges to Success students learn cooking skills in Mexico program
Bridges to Success in Mexico offers a newly equipped kitchen for middle school students Shawn Huggins Lucciano Spagnola and Samantha Totman-Bacon to gain hands on culinary skills. They will bake pizzas prepare homemade sauces and explore nutrition and budgeting while planning for future high school credits.
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Mexico
Center For Instruction, Technology & Innovation
Bridges
Shawn Huggins
Mexico Academy & Central
Lucciano Spagnola
Samantha Totman-Bacon
Hannibal Central
Colleen Mahoney- Kiah
Volney Elementary Unveils New Student Driven Mission
Volney Elementary School teachers and students adopt a new mission to empower students with the tools to succeed. Principal Todd Terpening describes a living document guiding daily actions and a LEAD chant Learn Excel Achieve Do your best to reinforce goals. Data binders track behavior and attendance to bolster social and emotional growth.
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Volney
Todd Terpening
Terpening
Videoconference brings fossils to Phoenix kindergartners
Phoenix kindergartners explored paleontology via a Dino Dig videoconference with the Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Mary Page's kindergarten class connected through the Center for Instruction Technology & Innovation to meet a dinosaur expert and make take home fossils while learning fossilization, paleontologists’ roles, and tech‑augmented science.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Kindergartners
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Center For Instruction, Technology & Innovation
Mary Page
Page
Michael A. Maroun
Phoenix Central School
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