Nicholas Chibanda of Zimbabwe speaks on the African Culture
It was one of my goals, I prayed that God would keep me alive and my parents alive, so that one of these days they could benefit from my education.
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Top 15 things you miss about Muskegon
Top 15 things you miss about Muskegon
Read MoreCounty Wide Youth Forum Not Taking Summer Off, But Attendance Down
At last month’s meeting, Commissioner Clara Shepherd, the driving force in forming the group, offered the students involved the opportunity to take three months off from their work for summer vacation. The students chose to keep meeting all summer.
Read MoreFocus and Coordination Are Name of the Game For Muskegon County’s New Social Justice Commission
Led by Pastor Samuel Greer, the Social Justice Commission is looking for local government cooperation as it looks to focus all community efforts to improve Muskegon County.
Read MoreWorking Towards Next Year’s Budget, Muskegon Heights Public Schools Deliberates Tough Choices
Bryant described the conflicting requirements placed on the district: cut the positions and comply with the deficit reduction plan required by the state, or fill the positions to comply with state requirements concerning special ed staffing.
Read MoreThe Hip Hop Summit Youth Council making a difference
Recently, We had a chance to talk to Randy Fisher of the “Hip Hop Summit Youth Council”. The Hip-Hop Summit
Read MoreSchool Board, Superintendent of Muskegon Heights Public Schools Emphasize Optimism and Unity In Tough Months Ahead
Andrew Trzaska | May 24, 2011 The Muskegon Heights school board and Superintendent Dr. Dana Bryant set a new tone
Read MoreCounty Wide Youth Forum Participants Meet, Get Set for End-Of-School-Bash
The first big initiative for the fledgling youth advisory group: June 9th’s End Of School Bash, starting in the afternoon for all students in the county on what is the last day of school for most.
Read MoreWith A $10.5 Million Deficit, Muskegon School Board Hears Plan For Budget Cuts
The plan is designed to make cuts across the board. On the chopping block: summer recruitment efforts, 30 teachers, 5 administrators, 5 parapros, 17 support staff, $200K for community education, several varsity and JV sports, all swimming pools in the district, and much more.
Read MoreWhy is KIPP Charter schools so successful with Black & Brown?
In this interview, Principal Tracy McDaniel of Oklahoma City talks about KIPP (Knowledge is Power Program).
Read MoreHow to succeed at a Predominately White Institution (Part 1 & 2 Video)
Michael Griffin of DevonshireSmith spoke at Muskegon Community College about “How to succeed at a Predominately White Institution”.
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