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Kindergarten Readiness for Hundreds of Students

Jul 2, 2018 | Early Learning, Tools of the Mind

As a county, we have historically struggled to offer high-quality pre-kindergarten opportunities. HEA helped bring together early childhood leaders across the county who designed a multi-year process to train 50 preschool educators in the “Tools of the Mind”...

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Wednesday morning at Wake Up! Goshen, hosted by the Goshen Chamber of Commerce, we got to hear Goshen Community Schools leaders including superintendent Diane Woodworth and assistant superintendent Steve Hope talk about our community partnership to bring apprenticeships and new career pathways to students by giving them the training they need to find meaningful work and live well after school. Thank you to the chamber, to Goshen Community Schools, to our many business partners, and to The Goshen News for covering us! ... See MoreSee Less

Importance of school/business collaboration highlighted during Wake Up, Goshen! event

GOSHEN — Goshen Community Schools is on a mission to provide the best education possible for its students. But, in order to do it, the school corporation needs significant community

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This week, engineering students at Concord High School and Northridge High School kicked off a joint Project-Based Learning experience with Robert Weed Corporation in Bristol. Over the next five weeks, students will be working in teams to design new products and systems with an end goal of being chosen to present their ideas to RWC leaders on March 23. To get their minds ready for the task ahead, students started with a tour of the facility, a session about standards and expectations for product design, and an activity that put an advanced manufacturing twist on a child's toy: come up with the most efficient way to put together a Mr. Potato Head.

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