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The North Dakota Game and Fish Department is sponsoring professional development for educator workshops this summer in Devils Lake, Bottineau and Fargo. Curriculum materials are suitable for elementary, middle and high school teachers. Teaching Science Through Art is June 1-2 at Lake Region State College in Devils Lake and June 14-15 at Dakota College in Bottineau.
Grand Forks Public Schools Teacher of the Year values building relationships with students above all I get the most satisfaction out of seeing a student who has self-doubt about their learning become confident in their learning, said Shari Jerde, a Community High School teacher. Written By: Pamela D. Knudson | 3:31 pm, Apr. 29, 2021 ×
Business education and family and consumer sciences teacher Shari Jerde stands in her classroom at Community High School on Wednesday, April 28, 2021. Jerde was named the Grand Forks Public Schools’ 2020-21 Teacher of the Year on April 19, 2021. Nick Nelson / Grand Forks HeraldNick Nelson / Grand Forks Herald
For Shari Jerde, teaching is all about building relationships with students. It’s what she has enjoyed most about her career, especially at Community High School, where taking time to get to know students on an individual basis is encouraged, she said.
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As a destination for transfers, La Salle listed among âthe bestâ nationally
Faysal Faroik Coulibaly, â21, is a transfer student at La Salle Universityârecognized as one of the nationâs best colleges and universities for its proven outcomes for transfer students.
La Salle is the only Philadelphia university to make Phi Theta Kappaâs Transfer Honor Roll each year since 2016.
While making his college choice, Faysal Faroik Coulibaly, â21, considered several factors. A native of Burkina Faso, Coulibaly sought a university that would support international students. He factored in campus culture, too. And because the 23-year-old identifies as a religious student, it was important to find a university that embraced studentsâ faiths.
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Roxanne Vendsel, director of nursing at First District Health Unit, speaks at a news conference in Minot City Hall Wednesday.
COVID-19 vaccinations are opening to anyone receiving a paycheck as the vaccination rate across Ward County climbs past 20% of the population.
“Anybody that receives a paycheck now is considered an essential worker and can receive vaccine,” Lisa Clute, executive director for First District, said at a news conference Wednesday. “Any size paycheck. If you are in college and have a side job, that qualifies.”
Trinity Health is vaccinating essential workers, sorted by vulnerability from its patient lists. This weekend, Trinity expects to pass 10,000 doses administered to patients since the start of the vaccination program, said Dr. Jeffrey Sather, chief of staff. Shipments that had been arriving every three weeks are now coming more quickly, and as supply becomes more available,