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Wildwonder makes wellness accessible, starting with a better drink for gut health. Food is our love language and we don’t believe in sacrificing taste for health. Our delicious, heritage-inspired sparkling beverages are loved and carried by key natural and specialty accounts such as Whole Foods and Sprouts, as well as the most health conscious companies such as Google, Facebook, Square, etc. Wildwonder has been featured by Well+Good, Buzzfeed, Forbes, and PopSugar.
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STEM Program Growing in Cambridge Schools
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio – A laser hums on one side of the room cutting and engraving pieces of cardboard into student-programmed, computer-generated designs. A handful of 3-D printers whir on the other side of the room turning spools of plastic wire into toy cars, rocket components and other items.
Groups of students sit around desks and build programmable, remote-control cars and other robots. Later in the day, the teacher and students in another class head outside to pilot drones around the campus.
It is the STEM program at Cambridge High School where students thrive while learning to use the latest technology in a hands-on STEM lab.
Chicago Public Schools will return to in-person learning a day later than expected after district and union fail to reach agreement kesq.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from kesq.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Chicago pushes in-person classes back after failing to reach agreement with teachers
America s third-largest school district goes back to in-person learning tomorrow after rocky negotiations.
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The nation’s third-largest school district will return to in-person learning tomorrow after contentious negotiations between the city and the Chicago Teachers Union.
According to a report from CNN, nearly 67,000 of the 355,000 enrolled students in the district had indicated that they want to return to in-person learning. Representatives from Chicago Public Schools have met with the teachers’ union “more than 70 times in an effort to reach an agreement that prevents disruption to student learning and provides families the option to safely return to classrooms.”