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Illustrative Example: Dual Enrollment - English Learner Roadmap (CA Dept of Education) - Vimarsana News

Illustrative Example: Dual Enrollment - English Learner Roadmap (CA Dept of Education)

Overview Mountain Empire Unified School District is a small, rural district close to San Diego and the Mexican border. The district’s English learners, who comprised 28 percent of the student body in 2018–2019, are nearly all Spanish speakers. Mountain Empire replaced its prior English language development (ELD) courses with Cuyamaca College’s course sequence and curriculum, allowing students to earn both high school and college credit at the same time. This rigorous dual enrollment model for English learners is delivered by high school teachers who became certified as adjunct co...

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How to find morel mushrooms, other wild foods in Michigan woods - Vimarsana News

How to find morel mushrooms, other wild foods in Michigan woods

Bring home Michigan's organic flavors this spring with a variety of wild berries, rich morel mushrooms, tree fruits, nuts and more. Various types of wild foods can be harvested from Michigan's public lands, according to the state's Department of Natural Resources. This spring, the DNR is encouraging safe foraging with a new section on their website dedicated to the pastime.  Mushrooms Morel mushrooms are among the safest group of wild mushrooms growing in Michigan this spring, especially for beginners, according to DNR. Edible morels include the common, white morel often called Morchell...

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A Series From the MDC To Help In-Home and Classroom Educators - Vimarsana News

A Series From the MDC To Help In-Home and Classroom Educators

A Series From the MDC To Help In-Home and Classroom Educators If there's ever a time to try and capture our youth's attention either in the classroom or at home, this may be it. Educators are always scrambling to find content for their students. With more children being home-schooled this may be a blessing for parents. For educators in the classroom it could be just another piece of the puzzle to keep the interest of kids as Spring approaches. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is offering a virtual One Health series in the upcoming weeks. With kids getting outdoors even more becau...