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| | I am looking for an exciting and engaging science show (other then Mad Science) to entertain and educate parents about the importance of STEM at our 2011 Lights On Event. If anyone knows of any good presenters/entertainers please let me know. Thanks! Camdenton R-III |
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| | Contact Jeff Buehler or Casi Allington at the Missouri Afterschool Network who are in charge of STEM and NPASS science endeavors in Missouri |
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| | Contact Jeff Buehler or Casi Allington at the Missouri Afterschool network who head up STEM in Missouri
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| | I see that each reporting notification has an "alert me" option but it doesn't work for me. Is there another way to link these to my Microsoft Outlook? |
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| | When you select this feature, be sure on the right side of the screen at the top that your email address is correct; then be sure you have selected your appropriate selection in the next two questions. |
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| | I hired a high school girl to help with the afterschool program. She is great...I went to the office and check on grades and attendance records. She is not with a group of students by herself, but I have her responsible for the healthy you part (physical activities) then she can plan games etc, and the group instructor will be in the gym with her and their group. The advantage of... |
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| | Use your volunteer office and also retired teachers...they are a great resource. At Camdenton we partner with the retired teachers association and work directily with our district volunteer Coordinator. The volunteer office actually posts what we need on their website for our enrichment activities such as chess, 4-H, etc... |
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