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Marysville High Seniors Gain Automatic Admission to SC4 in New Education Initiative
Marysville Public Schools and St. Clair County Community College (SC4) have started a joint initiative to help students transition from high school to college more easily. Starting with the class of 2024, seniors from Marysville High School will be automatically admitted to SC4, eliminating the need for a traditional college application. This partnership aims to simplify the enrollment process and provide students with immediate access to higher education after graduation.
Quick Response at Challenger Elementary Averts Crisis in Lunchroom Incident
Today at Challenger Elementary School, an incident occurred in the lunchroom when a student accidentally spilled hot sauce and orange juice. This affected some students, with a few getting the substances in their eyes. The situation was quickly controlled. Principal Jenn Kessler confirmed that immediate help was provided to those impacted. The school efficiently managed the incident, prioritizing the safety and well-being of all students. The school community has been kept informed and continues to receive support from the administration.'Visit here for more details.
Union High Seniors Revisit Roots in Annual Walk at Robert B. Grove Elementary
Union seniors returned to their old stomping grounds for the annual Senior Walk. Robert B Grove Elementary welcomed nearly 50 seniors back to their first "home" this morning as part of Union High School's annual Senior Walk - when seniors re-visit their elementary schools for a day of memories.Visit here for more details.
Stay Informed: May's Arlington School Board Meetings and Work Sessions Schedule
The Arlington School Board has published its schedule for board meetings, work sessions, and advisory council and committee meetings for May. This schedule, available on the APS website, aims to keep the community informed about educational developments and decisions in the district. Note that the schedule may change, and any updates will be communicated in advance.
WSU Extension Launches 'Promotores del Clima' to Educate Local Spanish-Speaking Communities on Climate Issues
Washington State University Extension has started a new program called “Promotores del Clima” or climate ambassadors, aimed at educating Spanish-speaking residents in northwestern Washington. Led by Associate Professor Patricia Townsend, the program focuses on providing bilingual and Spanish educational content to underserved communities. It is funded by a National Science Foundation grant for Advancing Informal STEM Learning, underscoring a dedication to inclusive environmental education.
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