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  April 17th, 2019

  Airdate: April 17, 2019

  04/17/2019

  04/17/2019

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    Bouncy Bands

    When Natalie Watterson noticed that her students were having trouble staying focused, she decided to take matters into her own hands. With tons of research and support from the community , she was abl... (Show More)

    When Natalie Watterson noticed that her students were having trouble staying focused, she decided to take matters into her own hands. With tons of research and support from the community , she was able to get a Bouncy Band on the desk of every student in her classroom. These devices help students channel that extra energy that keeps them distracted in the classroom.
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  April 10th, 2019

  Airdate: April 10, 2019

  Education Counts packs together four more stories about educational initiatives in our region. BerrienRESA gives autistic students tools for success and Dugout Dolls in Niles teaches girls about leade... (Show More)

  Education Counts packs together four more stories about educational initiatives in our region. BerrienRESA gives autistic students tools for success and Dugout Dolls in Niles teaches girls about leadership and empowerment through softball. We learn about safety in the digital age from Wa-Nee Schools and training service dogs from Top Notch Service Dogs.

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    Digital and Online Safety

    Through a partnership between Wa-Nee Schools and Triple P, parents are getting a lesson in how to make sure their children are safe when surfing the internet. When living in the new digital age, it's ... (Show More)

    Through a partnership between Wa-Nee Schools and Triple P, parents are getting a lesson in how to make sure their children are safe when surfing the internet. When living in the new digital age, it's important to know the best ways to make sure kids aren't seeing inappropriate content.
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    BerrienRESA and Autism

    The month of April is Autism Awareness Month. We visited BerrienRESA in Berrien Springs, Michigan to see the tools students with autism have so they can succeed in school and life.

    The month of April is Autism Awareness Month. We visited BerrienRESA in Berrien Springs, Michigan to see the tools students with autism have so they can succeed in school and life.
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    Dugout Dolls

    The Dugout Dolls are far from your typical softball training facility. In fact when Trish Gardini noticed that the community was lacking female leadership she created the organization to help. The sta... (Show More)

    The Dugout Dolls are far from your typical softball training facility. In fact when Trish Gardini noticed that the community was lacking female leadership she created the organization to help. The staff here uses softball and coaching as a vehicle to empower women and girls in the community.
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  March 20th, 2019

  Airdate: March 20, 2019

  Education Counts brings you stories about the robust CTE programs at Niles High School and how Lakeshore High School students in Stevensville can graduate with a Certified Nursing Assistant certificat... (Show More)

  Education Counts brings you stories about the robust CTE programs at Niles High School and how Lakeshore High School students in Stevensville can graduate with a Certified Nursing Assistant certification. You’ll also learn about free tutoring from Riverbend Community Math Center and adult acting classes at the South Bend Civic Theatre.

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    Riverbend Community Math Center

    The Riverbend Community Math Center is a non-profit organization that offers free tutoring and learning programs to build confidence in mathematics. The organization provides several different types o... (Show More)

    The Riverbend Community Math Center is a non-profit organization that offers free tutoring and learning programs to build confidence in mathematics. The organization provides several different types of programs including Math and Technology Academy, Math Circles, teacher workshops, and custom events with hands-on activities.
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  March 13th, 2019

  Airdate: March 13, 2019

  Education Counts learns about the Coastline Children’s Film Festival, attends two bilingual preschools to learn about language immersion as a cultural tool, observes Notre Dame law students working ... (Show More)

  Education Counts learns about the Coastline Children’s Film Festival, attends two bilingual preschools to learn about language immersion as a cultural tool, observes Notre Dame law students working side by side with Clay High School students for mock trial skills and visits the technology department at Schmucker Middle School in Mishawaka to see how it maintains digital connectivity.

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    Coastline Children's Film Festival

    The Coastline Children's Film Festival offers free movie screenings of films aimed at children. The festival takes place at several venues around the region. And a Young Filmmaker's Competition offers... (Show More)

    The Coastline Children's Film Festival offers free movie screenings of films aimed at children. The festival takes place at several venues around the region. And a Young Filmmaker's Competition offers burgeoning artists the chance to have their work shown to a larger audience.
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  March 6th, 2019

  Airdate: March 6, 2019

  Education Counts explores an Andrews University initiative called Rise Up Against Abuse, a career pathway fair for high school students in Berrien County, the power of music in education and expressio... (Show More)

  Education Counts explores an Andrews University initiative called Rise Up Against Abuse, a career pathway fair for high school students in Berrien County, the power of music in education and expression and how schools are implementing e-learning.

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    E-Learning Days

    Through the use of preplanned E-Learning Days, Bremen Public Schools are able to have students complete classwork from home. E-learning days make it possible for students to have school days even when... (Show More)

    Through the use of preplanned E-Learning Days, Bremen Public Schools are able to have students complete classwork from home. E-learning days make it possible for students to have school days even when schools are closed due to inclement weather. These could one day make snow days and make up snow days a relic of education's past.
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  February 13th, 2019

  Airdate: February 13, 2019

  Education Counts talks to students involved in Jobs for Michigan's Graduates, journey's to Niles District Library for a Smithsonian exhibit on waterways, steps back in time for Insights in History at ... (Show More)

  Education Counts talks to students involved in Jobs for Michigan's Graduates, journey's to Niles District Library for a Smithsonian exhibit on waterways, steps back in time for Insights in History at The History Museum and travels to Fernwood Botanical Garden and Nature Preserve for a look at Sims Education Center.

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    Sims Education Center

    In an effort to further their goal of educating through nature, Fernwood Botanical Gardens has opened the Sims Education Center. Here, visitors of all ages will have access to resources and informatio... (Show More)

    In an effort to further their goal of educating through nature, Fernwood Botanical Gardens has opened the Sims Education Center. Here, visitors of all ages will have access to resources and information about the natural world around them.
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  February 6th, 2019

  Airdate: February 6, 2019

  Education Counts looks at CNC Training and the value of apprenticeships in educating the workforce, visits Science Alive at the St. Joseph County Public Library, learns how Gentlemen and Scholars is h... (Show More)

  Education Counts looks at CNC Training and the value of apprenticeships in educating the workforce, visits Science Alive at the St. Joseph County Public Library, learns how Gentlemen and Scholars is helping teens become their best selves and follows The Gift of Warmth from the Lake Maxinkuckee Film Festival to providing warm clothing to students in need.

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    Gentlemen & Scholars Inc.

    Far too often these days, it seems like young people are not able to live up to their full potential and be their best selves. Gentlemen & Scholars Inc. works to provide a place and the opportunities ... (Show More)

    Far too often these days, it seems like young people are not able to live up to their full potential and be their best selves. Gentlemen & Scholars Inc. works to provide a place and the opportunities to learn the life skills they need to get to where they want to go.
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  January 23rd, 2019

  Airdate: January 23, 2019

  Education Counts celebrates learning on Martin Luther King Day, spends time with those providing warmth for learning in Culver, looks into flexible class schedules for adult learning at Southwestern M... (Show More)

  Education Counts celebrates learning on Martin Luther King Day, spends time with those providing warmth for learning in Culver, looks into flexible class schedules for adult learning at Southwestern Michigan College, checks the state of innovation and new business startups in South Bend and Elkhart and explores how kids are getting first-hand knowledge in career options.

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    South Bend MLK Day

    Through programs and seminars, the City of South Bend looks to teach future generations about the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

    Through programs and seminars, the City of South Bend looks to teach future generations about the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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  January 16th, 2019

  Airdate: January 16, 2019

  Education Counts explores barber college as a career choice, experience for k-12 kids at South Bend Coding School, a new CTE flight program at the Plymouth Municipal Airport and how resource officers ... (Show More)

  Education Counts explores barber college as a career choice, experience for k-12 kids at South Bend Coding School, a new CTE flight program at the Plymouth Municipal Airport and how resource officers are providing comfort and emotional well being to students.

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    South Bend Code School

    In a changing world where code is becoming part of the everyday, it's more important than ever that the youth of today are able to recognize and utilize the world of coding. The South Bend Code School... (Show More)

    In a changing world where code is becoming part of the everyday, it's more important than ever that the youth of today are able to recognize and utilize the world of coding. The South Bend Code School offers the hands on experience to take on the future.
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  January 9th, 2019

  Airdate: January 9, 2019

  Education Counts heads to the Charles Black Rec Center for a look at the multi-million dollar upgrade, dabbles in a worldwide game design experience, checks out how libraries are evolving to learning ... (Show More)

  Education Counts heads to the Charles Black Rec Center for a look at the multi-million dollar upgrade, dabbles in a worldwide game design experience, checks out how libraries are evolving to learning commons in Elkhart schools and makes the connection between working parents, quality preschool and the economy.

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    Charles Black Community Center

    The Charles Black Community Center has reopened after a multi-million dollar renovation. The larger and new facilities offer opportunities for members of the community to take part in various programs... (Show More)

    The Charles Black Community Center has reopened after a multi-million dollar renovation. The larger and new facilities offer opportunities for members of the community to take part in various programs at no charge to them.
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  December 19th, 2018

  Airdate: December 19, 2018

  Education Counts looks at new business startups and innovation in the South Bend and Elkhart region and then visits RISE (Regional Innovation and Startup Education) to see how students are learning ab... (Show More)

  Education Counts looks at new business startups and innovation in the South Bend and Elkhart region and then visits RISE (Regional Innovation and Startup Education) to see how students are learning about the ins and outs of running a business. We look at how schools in Elkhart are integrating mobile technology into the classroom and at a Teacher Academy at Lewis Cass ISD to see how co-learning and universal design are impacting new and veteran teachers.

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    Technology Integration

    As technology becomes more user friendly, it's being found being used more and more in the classroom. Elkhart Community Schools has been working to give teachers and students the necessary tools to be... (Show More)

    As technology becomes more user friendly, it's being found being used more and more in the classroom. Elkhart Community Schools has been working to give teachers and students the necessary tools to become more digitally literate in a growing technological world.
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    Teacher Academy

    K-12 Teachers in Michigan are required to have 30 hours of professional development per year of their first three years. The Teacher Academy at the Lewis Cass Intermediate School District is a place f... (Show More)

    K-12 Teachers in Michigan are required to have 30 hours of professional development per year of their first three years. The Teacher Academy at the Lewis Cass Intermediate School District is a place for all teachers to gain professional development and co-learn together on a range of topics with a focus on universal design.
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  December 12th, 2018

  Airdate: December 12, 2018

  This week on Education Counts we have a conversation with PBS president Paula Kerger on education and television, a Farm to Fork high school program, a look at National Novel Writing Month and the Reg... (Show More)

  This week on Education Counts we have a conversation with PBS president Paula Kerger on education and television, a Farm to Fork high school program, a look at National Novel Writing Month and the Reggio Emilia approach to learning.

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    NaNoWriMo

    NaNoWriMo is a free, global opportunity every year in which anyone can participate. The goal is to write 50,000 words during the month of November. Writers, students, teachers and new participants con... (Show More)

    NaNoWriMo is a free, global opportunity every year in which anyone can participate. The goal is to write 50,000 words during the month of November. Writers, students, teachers and new participants connect locally and online to be part of the NaNoWriMo community.
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    PBS Philosophy of Education

    Paula Kerger, president and CEO of PBS talks about the philosophy of education in PBS programming, adapting technology and learning and how core curriculum permeates thinking when producing new media.

    Paula Kerger, president and CEO of PBS talks about the philosophy of education in PBS programming, adapting technology and learning and how core curriculum permeates thinking when producing new media.
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  December 5th, 2018

  Airdate: December 5, 2018

  Education Counts learns about a life-changing program called Proteus that is helping farm laborers with career training and placing students in workplace internships. We travel to Lakeland High School... (Show More)

  Education Counts learns about a life-changing program called Proteus that is helping farm laborers with career training and placing students in workplace internships. We travel to Lakeland High School to find out how rural schools can offer alternative education. We find out what CTE programs are available to students in the North Central Area Vocational Cooperative. We also look at the profound impact early childhood education has on today’s workforce.

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    Building Workforce Stability

    Data indicates today's workforce is heavily impacted by working parents and the quality and stability of early childhood education.

    Data indicates today's workforce is heavily impacted by working parents and the quality and stability of early childhood education.
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  November 14th, 2018

  Airdate: November 14, 2018

  Education Counts learns about a skills-training program that alleviates three problems in the community – joblessness, poverty and hunger. We travel to Kosciusko County, which is home to a clean lak... (Show More)

  Education Counts learns about a skills-training program that alleviates three problems in the community – joblessness, poverty and hunger. We travel to Kosciusko County, which is home to a clean lakes research program; see the connection between investing in early childhood education and economic impact and witness active learning in South Bend.

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    Career Academy South Bend

    For some students, public charter schools offer a chance to get more hands on project based learning experiences. In his continuing series on alternative forms of schools, Brent visits the Career Acad... (Show More)

    For some students, public charter schools offer a chance to get more hands on project based learning experiences. In his continuing series on alternative forms of schools, Brent visits the Career Academy South Bend. Find out what students can expect if they choose to become students.
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    Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams

    With it's new home at the Dr. Dane A. Miller Science Complex at Grace College, the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams can bring its educational message to a larger audience. K-12 students will be able... (Show More)

    With it's new home at the Dr. Dane A. Miller Science Complex at Grace College, the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams can bring its educational message to a larger audience. K-12 students will be able to have a hands on learning experience and have fun while learning about the regions local aquatic life. College students also are able to take part as part of the center's research team.
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  November 7th, 2018

  Airdate: November 7, 2018

  Education Counts travels to Wawasee High School for a hands-on look at Career Pathways, learns that Millenials are engaging with libraries in new ways, talks to high school students at Penn High Schoo... (Show More)

  Education Counts travels to Wawasee High School for a hands-on look at Career Pathways, learns that Millenials are engaging with libraries in new ways, talks to high school students at Penn High School who are co-learning about early childhood education and follows up on the Inspired Leadership Initiative at the University of Notre Dame.

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    Increased Millennial Usage of Libraries

    A recent study found that millennials use public libraries more than any other generation in America. Victoria St. Martin visits local libraries in Michigan and Indiana to discuss this trend.

    A recent study found that millennials use public libraries more than any other generation in America. Victoria St. Martin visits local libraries in Michigan and Indiana to discuss this trend.
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  October 24th, 2018

  Airdate: October 24, 2018

  Education Counts showcases the Inspired Leadership Initiative at the University of Notre Dame, takes a closer look at alternative education at the Berrien Springs Virtual Academy, highlights inclusiv... (Show More)

  Education Counts showcases the Inspired Leadership Initiative at the University of Notre Dame, takes a closer look at alternative education at the Berrien Springs Virtual Academy, highlights inclusiveness at the Brain Lair Bookstore and examines the Mini Medical University Beacon Health offers for teenagers.

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    Berrien Springs Virtual Academy

    The traditional school route may not be for everyone. In the first part of a multi-part series, Brent Fox explores different types of alternative schools. He also explores how these alternative progra... (Show More)

    The traditional school route may not be for everyone. In the first part of a multi-part series, Brent Fox explores different types of alternative schools. He also explores how these alternative programs are working to break the stigma about the students who attend them. We begin with the Berrien Springs Virtual Academy in Berrien Springs, Michigan.
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  October 3rd, 2018

  Airdate: October 3, 2018

  This week, we meet fine arts students who are using new technology to grow their skills, visit a unique after-school program, revisit Goodwill's interview training class, and attend a conference with ... (Show More)

  This week, we meet fine arts students who are using new technology to grow their skills, visit a unique after-school program, revisit Goodwill's interview training class, and attend a conference with teachers who are learning about an innovative approach to discipline.

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    The Fine Arts

    The fine arts can be an important, but often overlooked aspect of student life. These creative outlets allow students to take a more hands on approach and explore as aspect of education they may not g... (Show More)

    The fine arts can be an important, but often overlooked aspect of student life. These creative outlets allow students to take a more hands on approach and explore as aspect of education they may not get in other classes throughout the school day. Brent travels to Mishawaka High School where young artists are encouraged to think outside the box.
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    Spoonful of Imagination

    Spoonful of Imagination is a non-profit art studio located in Warsaw, Indiana. Kids and adults have the opportunity to come in and take classes, workshops, or just have fun with arts and crafts. 

    Spoonful of Imagination is a non-profit art studio located in Warsaw, Indiana. Kids and adults have the opportunity to come in and take classes, workshops, or just have fun with arts and crafts. 
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    Conscious Discipline

    Sometimes disciplining children can be as simple as asking them why they did the negative action in the first place. This style is known as Conscious Discipline and the aim is to teach positive action... (Show More)

    Sometimes disciplining children can be as simple as asking them why they did the negative action in the first place. This style is known as Conscious Discipline and the aim is to teach positive action through demonstration and recognition. A group of teachers took the time to learn the ins and outs of this form of self awareness in the classroom.
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  September 12th, 2018

  Airdate: September 12, 2018

  This week, we meet students who are thinking about their future careers, learn more about student resource officers, explore resources designed to help homeless students, and visit the Goodwill Career... (Show More)

  This week, we meet students who are thinking about their future careers, learn more about student resource officers, explore resources designed to help homeless students, and visit the Goodwill Career Center where students learn interview skills to get a job following incarceration or addiction.

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    School Resource Officers

    In an effort to add extra layers of safety, many schools have put into use School Resource Officers. These are trained police officers who work with school staff and students to make sure everyone ins... (Show More)

    In an effort to add extra layers of safety, many schools have put into use School Resource Officers. These are trained police officers who work with school staff and students to make sure everyone inside stays safe in the event of an emergency.
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  August 22nd, 2018

  Airdate: August 22, 2018

  This week, we learn how one school is working to prevent the summer slip, hike with students who are learning all about raptors, visit with campers who are growing and eating new food, and head to Cen... (Show More)

  This week, we learn how one school is working to prevent the summer slip, hike with students who are learning all about raptors, visit with campers who are growing and eating new food, and head to Central Lake to meet students from Wawasee who are taking a wakeboaring class.

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    Career Analysis Organization of America

    Everyone at some time in their early life has been asked what they want to do when they grow up. One organization was founded to provide educational opportunities allowing students to learn about pote... (Show More)

    Everyone at some time in their early life has been asked what they want to do when they grow up. One organization was founded to provide educational opportunities allowing students to learn about potential career paths. 
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  August 1st, 2018

  Airdate: August 1, 2018

  This week, we head to Summer Camp! We check out a theater camp, architecture camp, gardening camp and STEM camp.

  This week, we head to Summer Camp! We check out a theater camp, architecture camp, gardening camp and STEM camp.

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    Architecture Camp

    The Renaissance Kids Architecture Camp allows children as young as 5 years old the opportunity to learn about how things are made and get some hands on experience in the process. The Architecture Scho... (Show More)

    The Renaissance Kids Architecture Camp allows children as young as 5 years old the opportunity to learn about how things are made and get some hands on experience in the process. The Architecture School at Andrews University hosts the camp and brings in current students along with volunteers to work alongside the kids.
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    The Show Goes On All Summer Long at Theatre Camp

    Each summer, the Elkhart Civic Theatre hosts a camp -- Musical Theatre Fast Track -- a camp designed to help students learn more about the theatre in a compressed two-week timeframe. Victoria St. Ma... (Show More)

    Each summer, the Elkhart Civic Theatre hosts a camp -- Musical Theatre Fast Track -- a camp designed to help students learn more about the theatre in a compressed two-week timeframe. Victoria St. Martin reports on this warp speed production.
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  May 23rd, 2018

  Airdate: May 23, 2018

  This week, we meet students who are finding their political voices after tragedy, explore hands-on science opportunities, understand the positive impacts of music on young children, and revisit a ther... (Show More)

  This week, we meet students who are finding their political voices after tragedy, explore hands-on science opportunities, understand the positive impacts of music on young children, and revisit a therapeutic riding center.

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    Getting into Science

    Science is an important subject in school, but how are schools sparking the interest of students from a young age? Go inside what two Michiana schools are doing to make science fun.

    Science is an important subject in school, but how are schools sparking the interest of students from a young age? Go inside what two Michiana schools are doing to make science fun.
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  May 9th, 2018

  Airdate: May 9, 2018

  This week, we meet peers who help classmates navigate the social aspects of school, learn about a nut-free classroom, talk about administrators preparing students for major building transitions, and m... (Show More)

  This week, we meet peers who help classmates navigate the social aspects of school, learn about a nut-free classroom, talk about administrators preparing students for major building transitions, and meet students who are learning to live with Parkinson's.

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    Smooth Transitions

    Some school districts and corporations make sure to have support systems in place to help students as they move from one school to the next

    Some school districts and corporations make sure to have support systems in place to help students as they move from one school to the next
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    Nut-Free Classrooms

    Twelve-year-old Evan Andert of LaVille Elementary had a big job to do when he began kindergarten--to educate his teachers and classmates about his severe allergy to tree nuts.   He and his mom ... (Show More)

    Twelve-year-old Evan Andert of LaVille Elementary had a big job to do when he began kindergarten--to educate his teachers and classmates about his severe allergy to tree nuts.   He and his mom took on this challenge and are responsible for changing how the entire district handles severe food allergies.
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    Peer to Peer Program

    A Peer to Peer mentoring program that matches up students with other students who have a disability to make sure they are active members of the school community.

    A Peer to Peer mentoring program that matches up students with other students who have a disability to make sure they are active members of the school community.
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  April 25th, 2018

  Airdate: April 25, 2018

  We visit LoveWay in Middlebury where students with disabilities learn to ride and care for horses; meet students who are preparing for the citizenship exam by working on their English skills; learn ab... (Show More)

  We visit LoveWay in Middlebury where students with disabilities learn to ride and care for horses; meet students who are preparing for the citizenship exam by working on their English skills; learn about a partnership between The Crossing and local businesses to build a prepared workforce; and explore agriculture technology education in Indiana through a new hybrid approach of online and hands-on learning.

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    Indiana Agriculture and Technology School

    Indiana students can now learn agriculture technology in a hybrid program that combines online with hands-on learning. 

    Indiana students can now learn agriculture technology in a hybrid program that combines online with hands-on learning. 
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    LoveWay

    LoveWay is a therapeutic riding center for students with disabilities. Students have the opportunity to gain independence, work on language skills, and learn to care for and ride horses.  

    LoveWay is a therapeutic riding center for students with disabilities. Students have the opportunity to gain independence, work on language skills, and learn to care for and ride horses.  
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  April 11th, 2018

  Airdate: April 11, 2018

  Tonight on the show, we take a look at how one school incorporated the newly made cinematic version of a classic book into the classroom. Brent find's out more about the Music Village in South Bend. W... (Show More)

  Tonight on the show, we take a look at how one school incorporated the newly made cinematic version of a classic book into the classroom. Brent find's out more about the Music Village in South Bend. We also revisit some stories about the Reggio Emilia teaching method, and the benefits of learning a second language.

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    The Music Village

    An inside look at the music programs offered to people of all ages at the Music Village.

    An inside look at the music programs offered to people of all ages at the Music Village.
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  March 28th, 2018

  Airdate: March 28, 2018

  March 28th, 2018

  March 28th, 2018

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    Deaf Education Programs

    A look at how students who are deaf or hard of hearing get the attention they need to succeed in school.

    A look at how students who are deaf or hard of hearing get the attention they need to succeed in school.
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  March 14th, 2018

  Airdate: March 14, 2018

  Dancing for A Cause, The Power of Learning a Second Language, Flu Prevention, The Reggio Emilia Approach

  Dancing for A Cause, The Power of Learning a Second Language, Flu Prevention, The Reggio Emilia Approach

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    The Power of Learning a Second Language

    Learning a second language can open doors for students as they pursue higher education and their future careers. Experts in language tell us about all the ways learning another language can bring... (Show More)

    Learning a second language can open doors for students as they pursue higher education and their future careers. Experts in language tell us about all the ways learning another language can bring future success.
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  September 27th, 2017

  Airdate: September 27, 2017

  Sports enrollment is down. Monica Murphy talks with an area ICCL director, coach and parent to explore the reasons behind this.

  Sports enrollment is down. Monica Murphy talks with an area ICCL director, coach and parent to explore the reasons behind this.

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    Are we putting too much pressure on kids' sports involvement?

    Sports enrollment is down. Monica Murphy talks with area ICCL directors and parents to explore the reasons behind this. 

    Sports enrollment is down. Monica Murphy talks with area ICCL directors and parents to explore the reasons behind this. 
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  August 30th, 2017

  Airdate: August 30, 2017

  For the past 21 years, St. Joseph Today has put on Chalk the Block, a chalk art festival in Saint Joseph, Michigan. It’s a free event that brings in regional artists and artists from across the coun... (Show More)

  For the past 21 years, St. Joseph Today has put on Chalk the Block, a chalk art festival in Saint Joseph, Michigan. It’s a free event that brings in regional artists and artists from across the country.

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    Art festival brings together artists from across the country

    Summertime is filled with tons of activities. Every summer Saint Joseph, Michigan, hosts an art festival, which engages peoples’ minds and brings the community together. Monica Murphy has the... (Show More)

    Summertime is filled with tons of activities. Every summer Saint Joseph, Michigan, hosts an art festival, which engages peoples’ minds and brings the community together. Monica Murphy has the story. 
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  August 9th, 2017

  Airdate: August 9, 2017

  08/09/2017

  08/09/2017

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    Niles History Center Showcases Unique Historical Exhibits

    For more information: http://www.nileshistorycenter.org/

    For more information: http://www.nileshistorycenter.org/
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  May 31st, 2017

  Airdate: May 31, 2017

  This week we visit Ox Bow Elementary School in Elkhart, Indiana, to learn about “The Leader in Me” program and attend Riley High School’s Project Lead the Way Innovation Fair in South Bend. We a... (Show More)

  This week we visit Ox Bow Elementary School in Elkhart, Indiana, to learn about “The Leader in Me” program and attend Riley High School’s Project Lead the Way Innovation Fair in South Bend. We also explore Krueger Outdoor Environmental Science Center at Michigan City, Indiana, and revisit the Hanson Technology Center at Lake Michigan College.

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    Krueger Middle School Students Teach Environmental Concepts to Elementary Students

    Krueger Middle School students teach environmental science concepts to elementary school students as a part of the school's "field days."

    Krueger Middle School students teach environmental science concepts to elementary school students as a part of the school's "field days."
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  May 24th, 2017

  Airdate: May 24, 2017

  05/24/2017

  05/24/2017

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    Riverside Intermediate Academy Students Take Part in "Books for Nicaragua" Project

    Students at Riverside Intermediate Academy participate in service projects as part of the Y.E.S. program. Teacher Chelsea Coons' class took part in the "Books for Nicaragua" project.

    Students at Riverside Intermediate Academy participate in service projects as part of the Y.E.S. program. Teacher Chelsea Coons' class took part in the "Books for Nicaragua" project.
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    ISTEP Test to be Replaced with ILEARN

    Educational experts and students speak about the challenges from the ISTEP test and what changes they would like to see in the new ILEARN test.

    Educational experts and students speak about the challenges from the ISTEP test and what changes they would like to see in the new ILEARN test.
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  May 17th, 2017

  Airdate: May 17, 2017

  This week we attend the Week of Code celebration in Michigan City and the Wonder Babies program in Plymouth. We also talk to Kalina Bertman, who placed third in Notre Dame’s Living Worlds Space Art ... (Show More)

  This week we attend the Week of Code celebration in Michigan City and the Wonder Babies program in Plymouth. We also talk to Kalina Bertman, who placed third in Notre Dame’s Living Worlds Space Art Contest and check out The Globe, a student run radio station in Goshen.

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    Michigan City's Week of Coding Celebration

    Michigan City students and adults in the community had the opportunity to learn coding as a part of the "Week of Coding."

    Michigan City students and adults in the community had the opportunity to learn coding as a part of the "Week of Coding."
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  May 10th, 2017

  Airdate: May 10, 2017

  This week we attend community events in South Bend to learn about empathy in children and watch teachers play basketball for a school fundraiser. We also visit Caston Elementary School in Fulton, Indi... (Show More)

  This week we attend community events in South Bend to learn about empathy in children and watch teachers play basketball for a school fundraiser. We also visit Caston Elementary School in Fulton, Indiana, to learn about students’ experience in a world robotics championship and re-visit Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation’s wind turbine.

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    Teaching children how to be empathetic

    Every year the South Bend Education Foundation provides community education on a topic of choosing. Dr. Michele Borba is an educational psychologist, speaker, and author. Her recent publication titled... (Show More)

    Every year the South Bend Education Foundation provides community education on a topic of choosing. Dr. Michele Borba is an educational psychologist, speaker, and author. Her recent publication titled, “Unselfie: Why Empathetic Kids Succeed in Our All-About-Me World,” discusses the importance of cultivating empathy in children.
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    Harlem Wizards Take on Team South Bend in School Fundraiser

    The Harlem Wizards are a show basketball team that perform for school and charity fundraisers. The Wizards took on Team South Bend teachers to raise funds for LaSalle Intermediate Academy's auditorium... (Show More)

    The Harlem Wizards are a show basketball team that perform for school and charity fundraisers. The Wizards took on Team South Bend teachers to raise funds for LaSalle Intermediate Academy's auditorium.
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  April 26th, 2017

  Airdate: April 26, 2017

  People gathered for March for Science demonstrations across the country. Karishma Desai spoke to scientists and community members at the South Bend March for Science. Karishma also attends the La Port... (Show More)

  People gathered for March for Science demonstrations across the country. Karishma Desai spoke to scientists and community members at the South Bend March for Science. Karishma also attends the La Porte High School's One-to-World Initiative Kickoff where teachers received Chromebooks. The Lifelong Learning Institute of Elkhart County offers stimulating courses for senior citizens. Monica Murphy, speaks with participants about the benefits of lifelong learning. Monica also visits Northside Child Development Center to learn about trainings for school readiness.

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    La Porte High School's One-to-World Initiative Kickoff

    La Porte High School gave their teachers Chromebooks as a part of the One-to-World Initiative. In the fall, each student will receive Chromebooks that they can use in class and at home.

    La Porte High School gave their teachers Chromebooks as a part of the One-to-World Initiative. In the fall, each student will receive Chromebooks that they can use in class and at home.

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      Jane Larson, Ph.D.

      

      Jane Larson, Ph.D. is the Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Education at the La Porte Community... (Show More)

      Jane Larson, Ph.D. is the Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Education at the La Porte Community School Corporation.

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    Scientists and Community Gather for March for Science

    Scientists and community members gathered in support of science education and research in South Bend.

    Scientists and community members gathered in support of science education and research in South Bend.
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  April 12th, 2017

  Airdate: April 12, 2017

  This week we hear more from Ancilla College in Donaldson, Indiana, on their upcoming autism program. We also visit the Air Zoo in Portage, Michigan, speak with John Place from Ancon Construction in Go... (Show More)

  This week we hear more from Ancilla College in Donaldson, Indiana, on their upcoming autism program. We also visit the Air Zoo in Portage, Michigan, speak with John Place from Ancon Construction in Goshen, and speak with the Indian Association at the University of Notre Dame.

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    Air Zoo

    The Air Zoo in Portage, Michigan, offers yearlong educational programs. Last year the Air Zoo spent $250,000 on educational programs.

    The Air Zoo in Portage, Michigan, offers yearlong educational programs. Last year the Air Zoo spent $250,000 on educational programs.

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      Aedan Hunt

      

      The Air Zoo is an aviation museum where students have the opportunity to learn beyond the dimensions... (Show More)

      The Air Zoo is an aviation museum where students have the opportunity to learn beyond the dimensions of a classroom. Aedan Hunt shares his experience and involvement in the camps.

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      Troy Thrash

      

      The Air Zoo is an aviation museum where students have the opportunity to learn beyond the dimensions... (Show More)

      The Air Zoo is an aviation museum where students have the opportunity to learn beyond the dimensions of a classroom. Troy Thrash shares why the Air Zoo was founded and some of the educational programs they offer students.

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      Kathy Larsen

      

      The Air Zoo is an aviation museum where students have the opportunity to learn beyond the dimensions... (Show More)

      The Air Zoo is an aviation museum where students have the opportunity to learn beyond the dimensions of a classroom. Kathy Larsen says that they offer hands on, engaging, and STEM focused programs for students.

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      Brook Byrd

      

      The Air Zoo is an aviation museum where students have the opportunity to learn beyond the dimensions... (Show More)

      The Air Zoo is an aviation museum where students have the opportunity to learn beyond the dimensions of a classroom. Brook Byrd says that the museum is always adding new things to make learning exciting.

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  April 5th, 2017

  Airdate: April 5, 2017

  This week on EducationCounts_Michiana we speak with Jan Cervelli at Saint Mary’s College in South Bend, IN, about women leadership and the benefits of an all women’s college in the 21st Century. W... (Show More)

  This week on EducationCounts_Michiana we speak with Jan Cervelli at Saint Mary’s College in South Bend, IN, about women leadership and the benefits of an all women’s college in the 21st Century. We also visit Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation in Akron, Indiana, and the Elkhart Area Career Center.

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    Fun Facts: Wind Energy

    Get ready to be blown away with these facts on wind energy.

    Get ready to be blown away with these facts on wind energy.
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    Tippecanoe Valley Schools Run on Wind Energy

    Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation's middle and high schools run on wind energy. The superintendent, as well as faculty and staff members speak on the benefits and why they made the decision to swit... (Show More)

    Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation's middle and high schools run on wind energy. The superintendent, as well as faculty and staff members speak on the benefits and why they made the decision to switch to alternative energy.

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      Todd Glenn

      

      Todd Glenn is the maintenance director for Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation.

      Todd Glenn is the maintenance director for Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation.

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      Brett Boggs

      

      Brett Boggs is the superintendent of Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation.

      Brett Boggs is the superintendent of Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation.

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  March 29th, 2017

  Airdate: March 29, 2017

  This week on Education Counts_Michiana, we visit the Project SEARCH program in St. Joseph, Michigan, learn about the magnet program at John Adams High School in South Bend, and more.

  This week on Education Counts_Michiana, we visit the Project SEARCH program in St. Joseph, Michigan, learn about the magnet program at John Adams High School in South Bend, and more.

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    Dr. David Moss

    Dr. David Moss is the Director of African-American Student and Parental Services at the South Bend Community School Corporation. Reporter, Monica Murphy, sat down with him to discuss his many initiati... (Show More)

    Dr. David Moss is the Director of African-American Student and Parental Services at the South Bend Community School Corporation. Reporter, Monica Murphy, sat down with him to discuss his many initiatives.

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      David Moss, Ph.D.

      

      Dr. Moss’s initiatives include implementing programs offered to students and parents, finding ways... (Show More)

      Dr. Moss’s initiatives include implementing programs offered to students and parents, finding ways to stimulate more communication, and offering professional development for teachers. Reporter, Monica Murphy, sits down with him to discuss more.

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  March 15th, 2017

  Airdate: March 15, 2017

  This week we continue to explore Montessori education at Good Shepherd Montessori School. We also visit Hannah and Friends, as well as Angel Bridge Life and Enterprise in South Bend, and we speak with... (Show More)

  This week we continue to explore Montessori education at Good Shepherd Montessori School. We also visit Hannah and Friends, as well as Angel Bridge Life and Enterprise in South Bend, and we speak with students at Bethany Christian Schools about their upcoming speech competition.

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    Good Shepherd Montessori School

    This week we continue to explore Montessori education at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

    This week we continue to explore Montessori education at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

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      Dan Driscoll

      

      Dan Driscoll is Head of School at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

      Dan Driscoll is Head of School at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

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      Eileen Mariani

      

      Eileen Mariani is a teacher at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

      Eileen Mariani is a teacher at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

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      Reid Metoyer

      

      Reid Metoyer is a student at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

      Reid Metoyer is a student at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

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      Heather Bokon

      

      Heather Bokon is a receptionist at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

      Heather Bokon is a receptionist at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

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      Louisa Nagy

      

      Louisa Nagy is a student at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

      Louisa Nagy is a student at Good Shepherd Montessori School.

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    Hannah & Friends

    Hannah & Friends offers many programs for those with different abilities, but they also offer educational programs for individuals once they turn 22. They believe that everybody deserves the right to ... (Show More)

    Hannah & Friends offers many programs for those with different abilities, but they also offer educational programs for individuals once they turn 22. They believe that everybody deserves the right to dignity and happiness. Tiffani Amberg is the spokesperson for Hannah & Friends and she shares more.

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      Kayle Sexton

      

      Kayle Sexton explains the mission and programs offered at Hannah & Friends.

      Kayle Sexton explains the mission and programs offered at Hannah & Friends.

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      Scott Siedelberg

      

      Scott's smile and warmth brightens a room. He plays a huge role at Hannah & Friends and is "in charg... (Show More)

      Scott's smile and warmth brightens a room. He plays a huge role at Hannah & Friends and is "in charge" of keeping the barn clean. He takes great pride in his work ethic..

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      Matt Coleman

      

      Matt Coleman shares some of his responsibilities at Hannah & Friends. His passion and love for other... (Show More)

      Matt Coleman shares some of his responsibilities at Hannah & Friends. His passion and love for others will warm your heart!

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      Tiffani Amberg

      

      Individuals at Hannah & Friends in South Bend, Indiana, learn life skills to help them succeed and g... (Show More)

      Individuals at Hannah & Friends in South Bend, Indiana, learn life skills to help them succeed and gain independence. Tiffani, spokesperson for Hannah & Friends, shares more.

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  March 8th, 2017

  Airdate: March 8, 2017

  This week we visit Marquette Primary Montessori Academy and speak to staff at Bridges Out of Poverty in South Bend. We also talk to a veteran military medic studying nursing at IU South Bend and hear ... (Show More)

  This week we visit Marquette Primary Montessori Academy and speak to staff at Bridges Out of Poverty in South Bend. We also talk to a veteran military medic studying nursing at IU South Bend and hear from our reporters, Monica Murphy and Karishma Desai, about their passion for education and the show.

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    St. Joseph County Bridges Out of Poverty

    Staff at Bridges Out of Poverty in South Bend speak to reporter, Monica Murphy, about the multi-faceted issues surrounding poverty. Some also share their personal testimonies and the kind of mindset i... (Show More)

    Staff at Bridges Out of Poverty in South Bend speak to reporter, Monica Murphy, about the multi-faceted issues surrounding poverty. Some also share their personal testimonies and the kind of mindset it takes to push forward.

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      Diana Gore

      

      Diana Gore is a lifelong learner! She shares her educational journey and the kind of approach we nee... (Show More)

      Diana Gore is a lifelong learner! She shares her educational journey and the kind of approach we need to take when helping youth in poverty.

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      Dorrine Henderson

      

      Dorrine Henderson moved to South Bend in 2007. After spending her life caring for others, she decide... (Show More)

      Dorrine Henderson moved to South Bend in 2007. After spending her life caring for others, she decided to go back to school, and registered for classes at Ivy Tech Community College. While there, she heard about the Getting Ahead class offered at Bridges Out of Poverty. The Getting Ahead curriculum puts tools in the hands of people in poverty to make a difference in their own lives.

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      LeRoy King

      

      LeRoy King says that poverty impacts all of us. In order to understand poverty, and its impact on ed... (Show More)

      LeRoy King says that poverty impacts all of us. In order to understand poverty, and its impact on education, we need to view the world from many different perspectives.

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  March 1st, 2017

  Airdate: March 1, 2017

  This week we visit a preschool program at the Niles-Buchanan YMCA, and attend a firefighter graduation in South Bend. We also talk with student veterans at IU South Bend and highlight one teacher who ... (Show More)

  This week we visit a preschool program at the Niles-Buchanan YMCA, and attend a firefighter graduation in South Bend. We also talk with student veterans at IU South Bend and highlight one teacher who is making a difference in our community.

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    Niles-Buchanan YMCA

    The Niles-Buchanan YMCA offers an unique preschool program focused on health and nutrition. Monica Murphy visits one preschool class to learn more.

    The Niles-Buchanan YMCA offers an unique preschool program focused on health and nutrition. Monica Murphy visits one preschool class to learn more.
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  February 22nd, 2017

  Airdate: February 22, 2017

  This week we visit Marshall Intermediate Center and Robinson Community Learning Center in South Bend for celebrations. We also stop by Coquillard Traditional School to check out the Jump Rope for Hear... (Show More)

  This week we visit Marshall Intermediate Center and Robinson Community Learning Center in South Bend for celebrations. We also stop by Coquillard Traditional School to check out the Jump Rope for Heart event, and IU South Bend to learn about veterans and the college process.

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    Robinson Community Learning Center

    Students around the area have an opportunity to expand their education, creativity, and confidence at the Robinson Community Learning Center. They celebrate their sixteen anniversary.

    Students around the area have an opportunity to expand their education, creativity, and confidence at the Robinson Community Learning Center. They celebrate their sixteen anniversary.

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      Christy Burgess

      

      Christy Burgess is passionate about serving students. She shares the history of the Center and the p... (Show More)

      Christy Burgess is passionate about serving students. She shares the history of the Center and the programs they offer.

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      Nancy Tom

      

      Nancy Tom talks to us about her experience at the Robinson Community Learning Center.

      Nancy Tom talks to us about her experience at the Robinson Community Learning Center.

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      Margaret Gathesna

      

      Margaret will be graduating this spring. She says that the Robinson Community Learning Center has ch... (Show More)

      Margaret will be graduating this spring. She says that the Robinson Community Learning Center has changed her life. It's feels like "home" she says!

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    Jump Rope for Heart

    Students participate in the Jump Rope for Heart event and reflect on the importance of serving.

    Students participate in the Jump Rope for Heart event and reflect on the importance of serving.

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      Lady Panthers

      

      The Lady Panthers participated in the Jump Rope for Heart event. They believe that giving back and b... (Show More)

      The Lady Panthers participated in the Jump Rope for Heart event. They believe that giving back and being a role model is important.

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    Marshall Intermediate Center

    Students put on a program to celebrate Black History Month. They talk to us about their experience and what education means to them.

    Students put on a program to celebrate Black History Month. They talk to us about their experience and what education means to them.

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      Jameel Perry

      

      Jameel participated in the celebration program to honor Black History Month. He discusses his role a... (Show More)

      Jameel participated in the celebration program to honor Black History Month. He discusses his role and the process.

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      Nathan Fullmer

      

      Nathan's involvement in the program enhanced his knowledge of black history.

      Nathan's involvement in the program enhanced his knowledge of black history.

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      Cenisha Sanders

      

      Cenisha Sanders shares profound words about Black History Month and her involvement in the program.

      Cenisha Sanders shares profound words about Black History Month and her involvement in the program.

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      Marinda Houston-Gadson

      

      Marinda Houston-Gadson had a vision and ran with it. She discusses the celebration program and stude... (Show More)

      Marinda Houston-Gadson had a vision and ran with it. She discusses the celebration program and students' involvement in it.

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  February 15th, 2017

  Airdate: February 15, 2017

  This week we visit The Crossing in Elkhart and talk with educators, students, and its founder, Rob Staley, who believes that “students regain hope when they belong to something that matters.” We a... (Show More)

  This week we visit The Crossing in Elkhart and talk with educators, students, and its founder, Rob Staley, who believes that “students regain hope when they belong to something that matters.” We also highlight a teacher in South Bend who is making a difference in the lives of students, and speak with two sisters about their choice to homeschool.

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    Recognition of Teacher

    We think it's important to highlight teachers in our community who are making a difference in the lives of students. Kathy Kennedy has been teaching at Washington High School for twenty years. She has... (Show More)

    We think it's important to highlight teachers in our community who are making a difference in the lives of students. Kathy Kennedy has been teaching at Washington High School for twenty years. She has served students in the special education department for years and her impact has been extraordinary! For more information visit: http://www.doe.in.gov/toy and http://www.michigan.gov/mde/0,4615,7-140-5683_13651_38018---,00.html Help recognize an Excellent Michiana Teacher: educationcount@wnit.org

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      Kathy Downey

      

      Kathy Downey homeschools her children and shares her journey with reporter, Monica Murphy.

      Kathy Downey homeschools her children and shares her journey with reporter, Monica Murphy.

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      Theresa Thomas

      

      Theresa Thomas talks with reporter, Monica Murphy, about homeschooling her nine children.

      Theresa Thomas talks with reporter, Monica Murphy, about homeschooling her nine children.

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    The Crossing

    Rob Staley, founder of The Crossing, says that his team is serving with great purpose. He shares the mission, personal stories, and the tough reality that many students face. Students say that their l... (Show More)

    Rob Staley, founder of The Crossing, says that his team is serving with great purpose. He shares the mission, personal stories, and the tough reality that many students face. Students say that their lives have been changed since coming to The Crossing. Hope is possible! For more information visit: https://www.crossingeducation.com/?v=4096ee8eef7d

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      Andrew Shumaker

      

      Andrew Shumaker was shy in a traditional school environment. After coming to The Crossing, he's gott... (Show More)

      Andrew Shumaker was shy in a traditional school environment. After coming to The Crossing, he's gotten out of his shell and is flourishing.

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      Rob Staley

      

      Rob Staley, founder of The Crossing, says that his team is serving with great purpose. He shares the... (Show More)

      Rob Staley, founder of The Crossing, says that his team is serving with great purpose. He shares the mission, personal stories, and the tough reality that many students face.

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      Summer Scheetz

      

      Summer Scheetz shares her personal testimony and how coming to The Crossing has changed her life.

      Summer Scheetz shares her personal testimony and how coming to The Crossing has changed her life.

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      Stephanie Hughes

      

      Stephanie Hughes shares her experience teaching at The Crossing and the change she has seen in her s... (Show More)

      Stephanie Hughes shares her experience teaching at The Crossing and the change she has seen in her students.

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    Homeschooling

    We spoke with two sisters about their experience homeschooling and why they chose this path. For more information on homeschooling visit: http://www.doe.in.gov/student-services/home-school and... (Show More)

    We spoke with two sisters about their experience homeschooling and why they chose this path. For more information on homeschooling visit: http://www.doe.in.gov/student-services/home-school and http://www.michigan.gov/documents/home_schools_122555_7.pdf
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  February 8th, 2017

  Airdate: February 8, 2017

  Many educators and organizations help prepare students for career readiness and success. This week we meet author and expert, Hans Meeder, at a luncheon in South Bend, Indiana. We also visit the VEX R... (Show More)

  Many educators and organizations help prepare students for career readiness and success. This week we meet author and expert, Hans Meeder, at a luncheon in South Bend, Indiana. We also visit the VEX Robotics Tournament at Plymouth High School, and the Dekko Foundation in Kendallville, Indiana.

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    VEX Robotics Competition

    Plymouth High School hosts the school’s second VEX Robotics Tournament. Reporter, Monica Murphy, catches up with teachers and students to learn more. For more information visit: http://www.vexrob... (Show More)

    Plymouth High School hosts the school’s second VEX Robotics Tournament. Reporter, Monica Murphy, catches up with teachers and students to learn more. For more information visit: http://www.vexrobotics.com/competition/ Also check out information at Robotics Education and Competition Foundation: http://www.roboticseducation.org

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      Elijah Lyon

      

      Elijah Lyon says that the opportunity to take risks, learn from failure, and working in a team are g... (Show More)

      Elijah Lyon says that the opportunity to take risks, learn from failure, and working in a team are great tools for success. He is competing in the robotics tournament and walks us through the day.

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      Norah Williamson

      

      Norah Williamson is competing in the robotics tournament. She shares her experience with us.

      Norah Williamson is competing in the robotics tournament. She shares her experience with us.

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      Trevor Fisher

      

      Trevor Fisher and his team compete in the robotics tournament. He shares his experience with us.

      Trevor Fisher and his team compete in the robotics tournament. He shares his experience with us.

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    Hans Meeder

    We met author and expert, Hans Meeder, at a luncheon in South Bend, Indiana. He talked to us about his research on pathways for career and life success. For more information visit the National Cen... (Show More)

    We met author and expert, Hans Meeder, at a luncheon in South Bend, Indiana. He talked to us about his research on pathways for career and life success. For more information visit the National Center for College and Career Transitions at http://nc3t.com Also check out The Power and Promise of Pathways by Hans Meeder at https://www.amazon.com/Power-Promise-Pathways-Hans-Meeder/dp/0996980334

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      Hans Meeder

      

      We met author and expert, Hans Meeder, at a luncheon in South Bend, Indiana. He talked to us about h... (Show More)

      We met author and expert, Hans Meeder, at a luncheon in South Bend, Indiana. He talked to us about his research on pathways for career and life success.

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    The Dekko Foundation

    The Dekko Foundation in Kendallville, Indiana, is investing in student success. They provide grants to help foster economic freedom and personal choice in the lives of students. For more informatio... (Show More)

    The Dekko Foundation in Kendallville, Indiana, is investing in student success. They provide grants to help foster economic freedom and personal choice in the lives of students. For more information visit: http://www.dekkofoundation.org

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      Sharon Smith

      

      Sharon Smith has been dedicated to The Dekko Foundation for 20 years. She's been a strong advocate f... (Show More)

      Sharon Smith has been dedicated to The Dekko Foundation for 20 years. She's been a strong advocate for student success.