Education Archives – Page 25 of 43

Belem Morales shared with girls during a Mentoring Monday session how she became an attorney and what it took to do that.

Partner Partner Content Volunteer Opportunities Fit All Schedules at Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan

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August 5, 2021

What’s the best way to teach a Girl Scout about the value of volunteering? Expose them to volunteers early and often. From troop leaders to cookie moms and dads, Girl […]

Meghan Aslin, High Ground News summer 2021 intern. (Submitted)

Meet High Ground’s summer intern, Meghan Aslin

By Newsroom

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Education

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August 5, 2021

Respite care provides a much-needed break from caregiving for parents of kids with disabilities

By Estelle Slootmaker

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Education

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July 29, 2021

Temporary respite care is vital for many parents to take a break from 24/7 caregiving – but it can also be challenging to find.

This Porter-Leath Early Childhood Academy is a state-of-the-art preschool and teacher training institute located at 628 Alice Avenue. (Ziggy Mack)

Porter-Leath is enrolling preschool students for 2021-22 and temporarily waving application fees

By Cole Bradley

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Education

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July 22, 2021

A Mustard Seed volunteer hands a Thanksgiving care package to a South Memphis resident. (Mustard Seed)

Faith in Action: Mustard Seed believes a small start can bring big change in South Memphis

By Mary K. Levie

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Community Development

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June 16, 2021

Members of the LITE Memphis Finalist Program (left) work on their business plan with the help of a volunteer (right). (LITE Memphis)

As the wealth gap grows, LITE Memphis helps Black and Latinx teens launch their own businesses

By Cole Bradley

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Education

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June 5, 2021

A graduate of the Memphis Teaching Resident program teaches literacy skills to elementary students. (Memphis Teaching Residency)

New literacy institute plans July conference, offers reading specialist program for area teachers

By Sarah Rushakoff

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Education

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May 31, 2021

A young participant in The Learning Kitchen.

Partner Partner Content Cooking classes help Detroit youth knock out bad eating habits

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Education

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May 28, 2021

Through a program called The Learning Kitchen, offered by GenesisHOPE Community Development Corporation, third through eighth graders are top contenders when it comes to eating more fruits and vegetables.