The Gault Elementary School community would like to extend a huge thank you to the Santa Cruz Fire Department for taking time to assist with our fourth grade egg drop. Our young scientists were able to truly test their egg vehicles as they dropped from the top of the ladder, onto the playground below. We […]
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William Shakespeare has been dead for more than 400 years, but for Rebecca Haley Clark, education programs manager at Santa Cruz Shakespeare, “ol’ Billy Shakes” still has lessons to teach us today and to share with kids. A Santa Cruz native, Clark has spent years studying Shakespeare across the globe and now is back home and has created a program for Santa Cruz youth called “Shakespeare and Social Justice.” Clark is looking for schools interested in hosting the programs, which aim to knock the Bard of Avon off his pedestal and make him relevant to this generation and the issues they confront today, including racism.
September 13th, 2021 | Vol 198, No 9 | U S
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