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February 27, 2010 |
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Three school teams receive LSSI grant funds.
The LSSI Advisory Board approved continuation funding for Hancock High School's PEAK Project, co-led by science teacher ... >>more |
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February 12, 2010 |
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Get Outdoors Workshop - Gogebic-Ontonagon ISD Teacher In-Service
Two LSSI teams---Helen Stenvig from C.J. Sullivan Elementary School and 3 teachers from E.B. Holman School (Deidre Erbis ... >>more |
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February 5, 2010 |
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Thank you! Dr. Alex Mayer, Michigan Tech Center for Water and Society
Dr. Alex Mayer, Director
Michigan Tech Center for Water and Society
Thank you for your donation of valuable ti ... >>more |
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March 16, 2010 | Tuesday
Outdoor Science Investigation Field Trip-CJ Sullivan
3rd Grade
"A Bug's Other Life" and "For the Birds"
Times: 8:15, 10:15, 1:00
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March 17, 2010 | Wednesday
21 Things---Technology Skills Teacher Workshop
As a classroom teacher, what are the technology skills that you should possess? Presented by Scott Sherrill, REMC#1 Seni ... >>
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April 14, 2010 | Wednesday
SOSY Workshop 9:30-4:30 pm
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Pelkie
Elementary School K-2 Classes
(Baraga Area
School District)
15211
Pelkie Road
Pelkie,
Michigan 49958
Phone:
906.353.7538
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Project
Title
Native Species of Pelkie
Project
Description
120 Students / 4 Teachers
Enhance
schoolyard and Baraga Fairgrounds community
park adjacent to school:
Kindergarten -
Native tree & shrub planting to create
habitat & biodiversity.
Grade 1 - Bird feeder watch
Grade 2 - Protecting Groundwater & Invasive
Plant Study
Teachers
(lead teacher in bold)
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Dorrena Scharlow
- Lisa
Harden
- Jennifer
Young
- Kim Rae
Community Partners
- Baraga
HS Shop Teacher
- Copper
Country Audubon
- Keweenaw
Bay Ojibwa Community College
- USDA
Natural Resources Conservation Service
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Native plant garden contains lowering
perennials to attract butterflies and shrubs
and tree seedlings to provide winter berries
for birds, as well as shade for people in
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