ORANGE PARK – St. Johns River State College wants its students to be job-ready with the Manufacturing Prep Accelerated Program in four months. The short-term …
ORANGE PARK – To help the environment and support schools and food banks, the Lions Club is collecting and weighing plastic grocery bags. Bags will be photographed, and the information will be …
ORANGE PARK – St. Johns River State College wants its students to be job-ready with the Manufacturing Prep Accelerated Program in four months. The short-term …
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The Ottawa County Business Advisory Council (BAC) has held its inaugural Graduation Ceremony for the Ottawa County Skilled Trades Academy (STA) at the Ottawa
Senator Joel Villanueva [AN ACT ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF BASIC EDUCATION IN THE PHILIPPINES BY IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF TEACHERS AND SCHOOL LEADERS, STRENGTHENING THE TEACHER EDUCATION COUNCIL UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7784, ENTITLED AN ACT TO STRENGTHEN TEACHER EDUCATION IN THE PHILIPPINES BY ESTABLISHING CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE, CREATING A TEACHER EDUCATION COUNCIL FOR THE PURPOSE, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES , INSTITUTIONALIZING THE NATIONAL EDUCATORS ACADEMY OF THE PHILIPPINES, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES] Mr. President and my esteemed colleagues: It is an honor and privilege to co-sponsor Senate Bill No. 2152 under Committee Report No. 252 or the Teacher Education Council Act.
Central Iowa Blitz Project Will Add 51 Water Quality Practices within Des Moines and Raccoon River Watersheds Public and private partners announce new conservation project during today’s Clean Water in Iowa Starts Here tour stop DES MOINES, Iowa (April 28, 2021) – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig and several public and private conservation partners announced a new water quality blitz project today. The project will add 40 saturated buffers and 11 bioreactors to farm fields in Polk and Dallas Counties to protect water quality and support recreational opportunities in the Des Moines and Raccoon Rivers. The first phase of the project should be complete by mid-2022.