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BAKERSFIELD, Mo.- Twenty-seven fifth grade students at Bakersfield Elementary are about to embark on a journey. This journey will take them down a multi-disciplinary path towards nutrition education, publications, hands-on applications, and leadership. Thanks to a grant through Missouri 4-H, Bakersfield fifth graders will soon become 4-H SNAC club members.
4-H Student Nutrition Advisory Council (SNAC) initiative is a program developed with the University of Missouri Extension’s Family Nutrition Education Program and Missouri 4-H. The club, which has no cost to members, focuses on teaching nutrition along with leadership and citizenship skills that are central to 4-H. SNAC clubs across Missouri are being established to reach new youth and families through partnerships with nutrition education programs, schools, and other nutrition education programs for underserved youth. The club will meet in school with the local nutrition educator serving as the club leader.
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Vermont Business Magazine The Snelling Center for Government has announced the graduates of the Vermont School Leadership Project Class of 2020:
Stacy Anderson, Director of Special Services, Barre Unified Union School District
Brandy Brown, Co-Principal, Milton Middle School
Michael Clark, Superintendent, Grand Isle Supervisory Union
Ryan Dudley, 6th Grade Math/Science Teacher, Albert D Lawton Intermediate School
Jeff Evans, Director of Learning and Innovation, Champlain Valley School District
Heather Freeman, Director of Student Services, Orleans Southwest Supervisory Union
Ashley Hanlon, Director, Addison Wayfinder Experience
Jennifer Hulse, Director of Student Support Services, Lamoille North Supervisory Union
Alison Kidder, Director of Student Services, Orange East Supervisory Union
Several local people have graduated from the Vermont School Leadership Project at The Snelling Center for Government â Maura Wieler and Jennifer Hulse of Morrisville, Rhoda McLure of Johnson, and Jessica Spencer of Wolcott.
The project offers intensive professional development for superintendents, principals, curriculum and special education directors, and other education professionals who aspire to leadership roles. Twenty-one educators recently took part.
Both Spencer and Hulse are directors of student support services, Hulse at Lamoille North Supervisory Union in Hyde Park, and Spencer for the Lamoille South Supervisory Union in Morrisville. Wieler is the proficiency-based learning and technology integration coach at the Lamoille South Supervisory Union. McLure is currently the principal at Bakersfield Elementary and Middle School.