Ranee Brokaw, Family and Consumer Science teacher at Iowa Mennonite School, discusses her Culinary Arts Class Exhibitions.
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Ranee Brokaw, Family and Consumer Science teacher at Iowa Mennonite School, discusses her Culinary Arts Class Exhibitions.
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Today, Lynn Fisher, with the Washington County Obesity Prevention Task Force, and Rodney Stogdill, owner of Rider Sales bike shop in Washington, join us to talk about the Year of the Trail. This month’s focus is the Moon Light Bike Ride held on the Kewash Trail every full moon.
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Mid-Prairie High School will present their spring musical Cinderella. Today, Katie Beary, English and drama teacher at the High School, joins us to discuss this spring’s show.
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FFA Instructor at Iowa Mennonite School, Karen Van De Walle talks about how the Wellman Community Garden meeting went earlier this month and what their next step is.
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Norma Yoder, Kalona Chamber of Commerce Director, joins us to talk about the Byways Tour, whcih began its 2013 season today, and their new tour bus.
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Today, we continue a conversation with Todd Werner, WACO High School principal, regarding their 4+1 school week they’re set to debut this fall. We’ll talk specifically about some of the options students will have on Fridays.
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Today, the first half of a conversation with Todd Werner, WACO High School principal, regarding their 4+1 school week they’re set to debut this fall. We’ll talk specifically about some of the options students will have on Fridays.
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Volunteer with the National Civilian Community Corps, a branch of Americorps, Maryann Walbert, talks about what her group is up to in Louisa County.
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Mid-Prairie’s Speech Team is coming off a season filled with success. Today, those who went to the All-State Speech Festival talk about their experience and their projects.
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Stephen Jennings, CEO, owner and founder of Grasshorse Studios in Winfield, discusses the Virtual Reality Education Pathfinders, or VREP, program that’s being used at a number of schools across the state. Jennings will speak at VREP Innovation Showcase tomorrow.
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