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JJ.Jones posted
Hazard High School “Through the Lens” students meeting with the Homeless Shelter and other local businesses. The students plan to sell their work and donate a portion of each photo to helping the community.
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Andrew Castle wrote a new post
Welcome to the ARI Tech Tuesday 3/17/15 edition. In this issue: Learn about Women’s History Month from Jeff Coots via PowTown. See 10 steps to making your school a STEM school. And read Katrina Slone’s G […]
Read MoreWelcome to the ARI Tech Tuesday 3/17/15 edition. In this issue: Learn about Women's History Month from Jeff Coots via PowTown. See 10 steps to making your school a STEM school. And read Katrina Slone's GoodRead on "Rocket Science." Hope...
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JJ.Jones posted
Hazard High School students discussing a new job opportunity virtually with Ripple Effects. The students will need to come together as a team and brainstorm types of media around them they use on
a daily basis and begin to think critically as to how it effects them and others related to specific life
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Jon, you are doing great work.
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JJ.Jones posted
Hazard High School “Through the Lens’ team members participating virtually in a meeting with Ripple Effects based in San Francisco. These talented students were hired by Ripple Effects through exposure from ARI and the Promising Practices Summit.
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Andrew Castle wrote a new post
Students within the ARI Region are invited to create a 90 second video spotlighting Innovation taking place in their school and classrooms.
There will be 3 categories for entry: Elementary, middle, and […]
Read MoreStudents within the ARI Region are invited to create a 90 second video spotlighting Innovation taking place in their school and classrooms. There will be 3 categories for entry: Elementary, middle, and high school. 1st place in each category will...
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This is pretty great! I would love to see the ideas of the discussion take root and lead to innovative change in their school and across the region. Ripple Effects= Great Resource.