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March 23rd, 2022
Airdate: March 23, 2022
March 23rd, 2022

March 23rd, 2022
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  Lincoln Leads
  
  It's never too early to learn about leadership and service. To learn these skills, the students at Lincoln Jr. High School in Plymouth can take part in Lincoln Leads. Students take part in various com... (Show More)
  
  It's never too early to learn about leadership and service. To learn these skills, the students at Lincoln Jr. High School in Plymouth can take part in Lincoln Leads. Students take part in various community service projects throughout the school year and find out what it means to give back.
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November 20th, 2019
Airdate: November 20, 2019
Check out another edition of educational stories from Michiana. This week, teachers and staff at New Prairie schools implement trauma informed skills with students. Learn how the African American Comm... (Show More)

Check out another edition of educational stories from Michiana. This week, teachers and staff at New Prairie schools implement trauma informed skills with students. Learn how the African American Community Fund has suppported educational programs over the past 20 years and what its plans are for the future. See how Innovation Academy at Lincoln J. High in Plymouth is teaching through project-based learning. See how Michigan Works! is helping adult students earn a high school diploma or GED and guiding students through career choice and experience.
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  Innovation Academy
  
  Learning through exploration has become a guiding principle in today's educational world. We've explored how project based learning can be beneficial to elementary school students and high school stud... (Show More)
  
  Learning through exploration has become a guiding principle in today's educational world. We've explored how project based learning can be beneficial to elementary school students and high school students. But now we head to Plymouth where middle school students are able to use this more hands on approach to learning.