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Girls on the Run of Central NY will be finishing up the 6-week program for girls in grades 3 through 5 on June 5 in Oneonta at the 6th Ward Athletic Field.
The Coronavirus’s impact on workplaces has led to what many are calling “The Great Resignation. It’s almost impossible to replace employees who are leaving their jobs, and it’s...
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Innovative “Earn While You Learn” Program offers Effingham residents a cost-free way to begin a rewarding career in EMS WHAT: County Board Chair Jim Nieman and representatives from Lake Land College will join Abbott EMS for the graduation of its inaugural “Earn While You Learn” academy in Effingham. The celebration comes as part of National EMS Week, which recognizes the important contributions of Emergency Medical Service professionals.
Abbott, a subsidiary of American Medical Response and part of the Global Medical Response family of companies, launched the award-winning Earn While You Learn program as a way to ease the financial transition for those wanting to become EMS professionals. The innovative program allows for paid on-the-job training while taking the necessary certification courses to become Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs). Pending successful completion of the program, the participants are given the opportunity to become full-time employees with a commensurate pay increase.
SRQ hits record-breaking passenger traffic snntv.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from snntv.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
American Medical Response Accepting Applications For Inaugural 'Earn While You Learn' Program In Effingham effinghamradio.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from effinghamradio.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Lori Shaw – Cape Coral High Trevor Tran – Fort Myers High Bryan Williams – Mariner High Dana Windey – Riverdale High Marshall T. Bower, president & CEO of The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools, summed up the special challenges of this school year well in his announcement of these top teachers. “During this very trying time in our community and throughout the world, there has been an eye-opening recognition of the importance of the teaching profession,” he said. “Teachers have gone above and beyond to make sure they are meeting the needs of our community’s most valuable asset, our students. These 30 Golden Apple Finalists are outstanding representatives of all our great teachers.
9 & 10 News February 5, 2021 All the snow has much of northern Michigan digging out and figuring out how they plan to take advantage of all the fresh snow. We talked with people in Traverse City about how they are finding ways to enjoy the winter weather. Heidi Young lives in Traverse City. She says if she’s not sledding in the snow, then she’s bike riding. On Friday night, she took to the trails to spend time with friends and enjoy the winter snow. Young says, “We’re thankful we even have snow to be able to ride our bikes in. Every Friday night we get together it’s called Friday Night Lights and we go out to Timber Ridge.”
The Foundation for Lee County Public Schools has announced the 34th annual Golden Apple Teacher Recognition Program finalists, with four from North Fort Myers being recognized. The Golden Apple has become the crown jewel of awards for educators in Lee County. Some teachers even call it their Academy Awards. Marshall T. Bower, president and CEO of the foundation, said selecting finalists this year was more difficult than ever with the pandemic looming and some students learning from home. “The vast majority of teachers have been doing live and virtual teaching. The number of teachers doing no live teaching is minimal,” Bower said. “They may have 20 students in front of them and 10 on Connect. Parents are opting to being them back to school, so that number will change.”
Sanibel teachers named on Golden Apple finalist list By Staff | Jan 26, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED Teacher Joseph Camputaro is one of two educators at The Sanibel School who are finalists for the Annual Golden Apple Teacher Recognition Program. The other teacher is Barbara Scarnato. The Sanibel School announced that out of a public school district with more than 5,000 teachers, two island employees are finalists for the 34th Annual Golden Apple Teacher Recognition Program. “We are very proud of Joseph Camputaro and Barbara Scarnato, who will represent The Sanibel School as our Golden Apple finalists,” Principal Jamie Reid said in a prepared statement. “From this finalist group of 35 outstanding teachers, six teachers will be selected as Golden Apple Teachers this spring.”