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Grand Prairie Elementary School staff members drove through a nearby neighborhood on Monday, March 23, 2020 honking horns and waving to their students. For their part, student greeted them with…
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Fifth graders in Greg Bollinger's class practiced 16 vocabulary words with a snowball fight. Students worked in pairs to define and draw a picture of the given word. They mixed up the cards by…
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Check out some of the things our high school students did in February 2020.
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Aux Sable Middle School English Language Arts students and band students honored Black History Month by presenting the Spoken Word Art and Music Cafe. Students read works about important African…
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Fifth graders create paper mache doughnuts in art class Wednesday, February 12, 2020. Students built their base structure Wednesday and will finish them in the next few weeks.
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As part of the Kids Heart Challenge, Creekside Elementary School students completed an obstacle course during physical education classes while also learning how to maintain a healthy heart and…
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Not
every students wants or needs to go directly to college after high school. The
Wilco Area Career Center helps students enter the workplace by providing
hands-on vocational skills taught by…
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Sixth grade science teacher Angie Mansfield uses dry ice to show students how sublimation works. Sublimation is when a solid like dry ice changes to a gas without melting.
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Peek inside the Central Elementary School gymnasium as fourth graders learn how blood circulates through a body by going through a heart obstacle course.
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Superintendent of Schools Dr. Lane Abrell
discusses the complicated process of deciding to close school because of bad
weather, and related issues including possibly starting late and…
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Laura
Weed, District 202’s first Director of Digital Learning and Innovation
discusses the district’s work to increase and improve effective, efficient use
of technology in the classroom…
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Ina Brixey, a former kindergarten teacher for District 202, sings a song to students at the new Ina Brixey Center on Wednesday, October 16, 2019.
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Eighth-grade students in Mr. Niwa's art class at Ira Jones Middle School make clay face masks. Once the clay dries they will use their creativity to paint a face onto the clay mask.
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Peek inside Marianne Leahy’s Language Arts seventh grade
honors classroom to experience student collaboration dissecting the book “Things
Not Seen” by Andrew Clements.
The book is…
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