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Tonight on Educationally Speaking, hosts Scott W. Lay and Kimberly Ewing chat with founder of the Bicycle Recycle Project in Nevada City School District, Steve Davis, and the current teacher of bike program, Ben Preston and how he's moving project forward. Industrial Arts in the middle schools is beginning to take hold with elective programs and these two teachers share how their program started and continues to evolve.
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Scott Lay speaks with Solomon Henson Education Program Director and Evan Portier Education Project Manager of The Sierra Streams Institute about a joint project with the Nevada County Superintendent's office, Sierra Streams Institute and UC Davis.
Nevada County Superitendent of Schools Scott Lay speaks with Teachers of the Year, with Jen Lubarsky (Clear Creek School) and Audra Delany (Chicago Park School).
Scott Lay speaks with Ready Springs School 8th grade teacher Cameron Cox and students Johnny and Elizabeth about the skateboarding elective taught by Cameron.
Nevada County Superintendent of Schools Scott Lay and Superintendent/Principle of the Twin Ridges Elementary School District speak with County Office of Ed head of Foster Services Helena Heinzelman and Angel Albiso, Youih Engagement project and Independent :iving ambassador.
Superintendent/Principal of The Twin Ridges Elementary School District Erik Crawford and Nevada County Superintendent of Schools Scott Layspeak with Twin Ridges Elementary School ELOP coordinator Kristen Snell about the program she oversees. They are joined by two Grizzly Hill School students, Stan…
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