Education

Education features from the Traverse City Record-Eagle, northern Michigan's daily newspaper.

A New Level: Project gives students a taste of live performance Thanks to the Archipelago Project, a nonprofit music education ensemble, area junior high and high school students have the opportunity to take music to a new level during a two-week summer program.....more>>

• School's Out in Brief: 07/15/2008
  VanSumeren to head NMC's GLWSI; Kirtland offers business classes; TBA-ISD Adult Education enrolling; Artists sought for Children's Art Fair; TC West to hold Cheer Clinic Camp; Reunions for SFHS classes of '58, '63; Reunions for SFHS classes of '58, '63; Publisher offers education grant

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• Education Newsmakers: 07/15/2008
  Students selected for Student Leadership Fellowship Program; Pathfinder teacher wins scholarship; TC West senior wins scholarship; Mill Creek teacher to head to Scotland in exchange program; NMC students named to Phi Theta Kappa All-Michigan Academic Team

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• School's Out Calendar: 07/15/2008

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  Art Smarts: Lunch, fellowship, process emphasized at Just Imagine
  After four weeks of summer vacation parents are starting to deal with those "I'm bored" exclamations, but art instructor Merrily Bauer has some alternatives to beat the summer doldrums.

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• School's Out in Brief: 07/08/2008
  West Shore CC to name new library; June photography class rescheduled; Film premiere to benefit SFTV; Up North Kids offers events, parties; 'Teen Voices' workshops set; MARSP meeting hosts Luunappi; Boyne Highlands offers summer fun; Interlochen jazz students to perform

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• Education Newsmakers: 07/08/2008
  Two locals win scholarships; Counties win $80,000 grant

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• School's Out Calendar: 07/08/2008

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  Science or Snot? Students learn -- and have a blast
  Perched on a table at Northwestern Michigan College's Michigan Technical Education Center, Teddy McKay dropped a raisin into a bowl of baking soda and vinegar and watched as the carbon dioxide reaction buoyed up the fruit.

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• School's Out in Brief: 07/01/2008
  Scholarships offered for summer classes; Osterlin summer hours, classes set; Harpist performs, holds workshop; SAU offers special education cohort; Kalkaska offers free summer meals

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