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“These awards represent a rich tradition of honouring excellence in Rainbow schools,” said board chair Doreen Dewar in a release. “We are proud of all recipients for their commitment.”
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The awards for 2020 and 2021 included Outstanding Contribution to the Co-Curricular Program, Community Partnership Awards, the Go Green Globe Awards, Awards for Excellence, the Barbara Konarek Memorial Award and the William N. Roman Teacher of the Year Award.
Employees with 25 and 35 years of service were also recognized.
“On the front lines or behind the scenes, award recipients are champions for children and youth,” said Director of Education Norm Blaseg. “They are dedicated employees and dynamic educational partners who go above and beyond the call of duty to reach minds and touch hearts, enabling students to achieve their fu
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. Hundreds of millions of dollars in CARES Act money continues to help colleges in the Carolinas expand virtual learning and put critical money in students pockets to cover tuition, food, and housing, but a WCNC Charlotte investigation found little-known trade schools with few students disproportionately benefited from the first round of funding. Federal records show a Chinese school of medicine, religious colleges, and a school of cosmetology received the most per student while community colleges collected the least. You have these very small colleges that serve a small proportion of students and in most cases, a very small portion of low-income students, that received a significant share of funding when that funding could have been better distributed to colleges that really needed it, Center for American Progress Postsecondary Team Managing Director Antoinette Flores said. Community colleges received a much s
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Sherry Green baked cookies for others during the pandemic, then people started buying them. //end headline wrapper ?>Sherry Green started a cookie business during the pandemic. Photo courtesy of Sherry Green.
Sherry Green first started baking to stay busy during the pandemic.
“I would make them, and people would comment and say, ‘Make me some cookies and I’ll pay you for them,’” she said. “Or they would reach out wanting to have them delivered.”
Now the 54-year-old Amani resident has started her own business. Sherry’s Chicago Style Butter Cookies LLC became official in mid-October.
It’s a labor of love for Green, who works as a special education teacher for Milwaukee Public Schools.