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Community High social studies teacher Joslyn Hunscher-Young receives National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship
Community High School social studies teacher Joslyn Hunscher-Young has been accepted to participate in The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation’s workshop for educators. Sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities, Echoes of History: Mistreatment and […]
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Pioneer students selected to compete at the Fisher Theater on Sunday
Four Pioneer students have been selected to compete in the Sutton Foster Awards sponsored by the Wharton Center – a statewide high school musical theater competition at Fisher Theater, this Sunday, May 21. The students […]
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Lawton third grader chosen as winner for Michigan in Doodle for Google student contest
Voting has begun to make Simone Lutz a top five national finalist A talented third grade Lawton student could soon have her art on the Google homepage for hundreds of millions to see. Google is […]
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Teachers brave the dunk tank on Disability Awareness Day to raise money for senior heading for the Special Olympics World Games
Dunk after dunk, five good-natured Pioneer High School teachers hit the water Wednesday while a circle of students and staff cheered the tennis balls that struck the target. It was all for a good cause […]
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Julia Williams, Lakewood Elementary special education teacher
Julia Stier Williams grew up in Ann Arbor, the second oldest of four girls. She went to Carpenter Elementary for 5th grade, then Scarlett for Middle school, and graduated from Huron High School in 2011. […]
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Spotlight: Pioneer’s Lleyton Lage Tosses No-Hitter – And Hits A HR In 1-0 Win Over Canton
By Terry Jacoby/weloveannarbor.com Here is a script that Hollywood executives would laugh at before throwing a fastball into the bin – even The Natural was more believable than what happened on May 12 on the […]
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Huron IB Diploma juniors demonstrate ability to analyze and think creatively during Theory of Knowledge Exhibition
The Huron International Baccalaureate Diploma Program‘s Theory of Knowledge Exhibition this week is considered one of the most unique assessments for IB Diploma Candidates, “The students have a tremendous amount of choice in this assignment to allow […]
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Burns Park Building Literacy coach publishes children’s book promoting compassion, acceptance, and bravery
Kyunghee Chen hopes ‘See Us Bloom’ will be embraced and celebrated during AAPI Heritage Month in May—and always Burns Park Building Literacy Coach Kyunghee Chen has published a children’s book she hopes will encourage all […]
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Patrice Gage, school nurse at Bryant, Dicken, King, and Pattengill Elementary schools
Patrice Gage was born and raised in Royal Oak, the youngest of seven children. Her mother was an elementary and high school teacher and principal of a grade school and through her experiences, Gage grew […]