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Vanguard News Slum to Classroom takes free education to Makoko On Adeola Ogunlade (right) some of the volunteer teachers and some of the benefiting pupils. To address the concern of education for children living in slums, Youth Advocate for Change through its Slum to Classroom Initiative is providing free literacy programme and life skills support for about 60 children between the ages of four and 15 years. According to the Team Lead of Youth Advocate for Change, Adeola Ogunlade, Slum-to-Classroom started in October 2014 with about 25 students. The intervention was put to a halt because of t...

Maine South High School BOARD OF EDUCATION Sheila Yousuf-Abramson Unless otherwise advised, all meetings will begin at 6:00 p.m., and will be held in the Board Room of the District 207 Administration Center, 1177 South Dee Road, Park Ridge OUR MISSION IS TO IMPROVE LEARNING MAINE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 207 STATEMENT OF PURPOSE Together we educate students to be informed, inquisitive, responsible, creative and reasoning individuals. The following goals represent the commitment of District 207 to develop all students according to their individual potential. GOALS ● All students will re...

The Audubon Society’s annual bird count wasn't going to be missed this year. Early Saturday morning, a group of nearly 10 people met at SCICON to count the birds as part of a collective international effort to track the bird populations globally. For three weeks, in December and early January, bird watchers around the globe go out into nature to count and log different species of birds. Nancy Bruce, Lead Teacher for SCICON, explained the SCICON count, as well as the Circle J Ranch count that happened later Saturday afternoon, were part of a larger effort of the Springville Christmas Bird...

CREATIVE arts staff at a secondary school were determined that Covid restrictions would not get in the way of the community enjoying its usual festive showcase from students. Teachers at Richmond School and Sixth Form College were disappointed they could not put on their usual Christmas concert, traditional carol service and dance showcase this year. However, they pulled out all the stops to ensure the community did not miss out on the music and dance by the talented students. The school is delighted to share their virtual Christmas music concert and Destined to Dance show across the ...