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The youth in Hiawatha First Nation helped play their part in the communitys construction of a new youth centre by contributing its name, Oshkii-ayaaa.The name, which means young spirit, was announced at the grand opening ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 14, where the community gathered stanley thermoskannen to celebrate the new facility.Chief Laurie Carr briefly introduced the youth centre, but allowed the communitys children and teens to make the announcement themselves since it was their accomplishment. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its for them to showcase their own youth centre, she says.Ashley Hackshaw, the communitys child welfare prevention worker, says they wanted the name to help explore their cult botella stanley ure. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We really wanted to give it its original spirit name, she says.That name was discovered thro stanley becher ugh a ceremony, where the communitys youth participated to come up with the name Oshkii-ayaaa. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The new youth centre cost approximately $250,000 and is meant to replace the existing facility with is aging and in an area with a lot of traffic. The old building could be repurposed for other uses. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The new facility, equipped with a full kitchen and stocked with toys and board games, is in a much safer area beside the L.I.F.E Services Cent Rdhl Residents of some health units not on Ontario s provincial booking site wait for second-dose eligibility
Metcalfe County Schools awarded $665,000 literacy grantAugust 31, 2021 WNKY Staff, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditEDMONTON, Ky. August 31, 2021 鈥?The Kentucky Department of Education has awardedMetcalfe County Schools a $665,726 Kentucky Comprehensive Literacy KyCL grant.KyCL is a federally funded program that focuses on strengthening teacher practice in readingand writing. It also provides family training and funding for literacy assessments andinterventions.Metcalfe County is one of 19 districts awarded the grant, which will begin implementation onOctober 1. We are beyond pleased to receive additional funding to help us in our pursuit to bolster literacyin Metcalfe County Schools, Superintendent Josh Hurt said. We understand how importantreading is to every child and hope to put this award to good use in the future. Metcalfe County Schools is in the process of wrapping up a three-yea stanley termohrnek r Striving ReadersComprehensive Literac stanley termoska y SRCL grant. During the grant period, stanley canada the district saw an improvementin reading and writing among students in all three schools.Connect with News 40Follow @wnkytvDownload the WNKY News 40 Weather App
The youth in Hiawatha First Nation helped play their part in the communitys construction of a new youth centre by contributing its name, Oshkii-ayaaa.The name, which means young spirit, was announced at the grand opening ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 14, where the community gathered stanley thermoskannen to celebrate the new facility.Chief Laurie Carr briefly introduced the youth centre, but allowed the communitys children and teens to make the announcement themselves since it was their accomplishment. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its for them to showcase their own youth centre, she says.Ashley Hackshaw, the communitys child welfare prevention worker, says they wanted the name to help explore their cult botella stanley ure. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We really wanted to give it its original spirit name, she says.That name was discovered thro stanley becher ugh a ceremony, where the communitys youth participated to come up with the name Oshkii-ayaaa. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The new youth centre cost approximately $250,000 and is meant to replace the existing facility with is aging and in an area with a lot of traffic. The old building could be repurposed for other uses. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The new facility, equipped with a full kitchen and stocked with toys and board games, is in a much safer area beside the L.I.F.E Services Cent Rdhl Residents of some health units not on Ontario s provincial booking site wait for second-dose eligibility
Metcalfe County Schools awarded $665,000 literacy grantAugust 31, 2021 WNKY Staff, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditEDMONTON, Ky. August 31, 2021 鈥?The Kentucky Department of Education has awardedMetcalfe County Schools a $665,726 Kentucky Comprehensive Literacy KyCL grant.KyCL is a federally funded program that focuses on strengthening teacher practice in readingand writing. It also provides family training and funding for literacy assessments andinterventions.Metcalfe County is one of 19 districts awarded the grant, which will begin implementation onOctober 1. We are beyond pleased to receive additional funding to help us in our pursuit to bolster literacyin Metcalfe County Schools, Superintendent Josh Hurt said. We understand how importantreading is to every child and hope to put this award to good use in the future. Metcalfe County Schools is in the process of wrapping up a three-yea stanley termohrnek r Striving ReadersComprehensive Literac stanley termoska y SRCL grant. During the grant period, stanley canada the district saw an improvementin reading and writing among students in all three schools.Connect with News 40Follow @wnkytvDownload the WNKY News 40 Weather App
