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Congratulations iForward SSEP Students! Apply Now for 2018-19. Congratulations iForward SSEP Students! Contact Teachers and Staff. The Alternative Applications for 2017-2018 school year is available for quarter 4 which starts March 26th! Please call or email Vicky Diffee, Open Enrollment Coordinator - at 715-997-3312 or Vicky. com to receive information about applying. The Application is available now! IForwa.
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This New catalog is awesome! Club Penguin added a New feature in the catalog so you can design your own T-shirt! That is probably why the catalog came out a day late! You can look at the catlog below. Click the Mountain on page 6 to get the Pink Flippers! Click the Snowmans nose on page 5 for the Pink snorkel! I think this catalog is awesome! .
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How to Apply for an NSF. Office of Research and Graduate Studies. National Science Foundation GK-12 Fellowship Program. Please note that you must be a US citizen or permanent resident to be eligible to apply. For more information contact Nanda Kirkpatrick. This website is maintained by Hilena Vargas.
Fellows spend ten hours each week teaching engineering, math, and science at K-12 schools. Graduate students, undergraduate teaching assistants, and faculty members work together to design teaching modules that EDUCATE, MOTIVATE, and EXCITE students in 6th through 8th grade. The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis has developed a partnership with Gateway Middle School.
TEACHING THE SCIENCE IN EVERYDAY LIFE. A Project To Develop Inquiry-Based Science and Engineering Education In Arkansas Middle Schools. The National Science Foundation has awarded a grant that,. 75 million to develop inquiry-based science and engineering education in Arkansas middle schools over a six-year period. For a complete description of the KIDS program, please click here.