The Kregel Windmill Factory Museum, in conjunction with the Kimmel Foundation, American Groundwater Trust, Groundwater Foundation, and Water for Food Institute is hosting a teacher's workshop on May 31-June 1, 2017 on the topics of Nebraska groundwater, natural resources and conservation. This workshop qualifies for professional development credit. The event will be held at the Kimmel Education & Research Center in Nebraska City, Nebraska. To register, complete the form on the Kregel Windmill Factory Museum website.
In addition, the Kregel Museum will host the "Power of Wind" art show this spring. The event is co-sponsored with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Kimmel Education and will be on display from Earth Day until Arbor Day 2017 at the Kimmel Education & Research Center in Nebraska City, Nebraska. Art Show Categories include drawing, painting, photography, sculpture, and stories and poems. To register for the "Power of Wind" art show, complete the form on the Kregel Windmill Factory Museum website.
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The Iowa Department of Education’s April 2017 Each and Every Child newsletter is now available. A child who is on the autism spectrum frequently feels disconnected from his peers. So what happens when you put his peers in charge of teaching social skills? Great things. Check out what this school is doing in this issue of Each and Every Child.
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- Increase learning growth for students
- Decrease the gap in achievement
- Increase annual graduation rates
- Increase gateways to post-secondary success
