Part 107 is a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification needed in order to officially become a pilot for small Unmanned Aircraft System (drone). This camp will be available for camp attendees who are eligible to apply for a Remote Pilot license and must be 16 – 18 years old to participate. Note: Certification will not …
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Interactive 10-week camp where participants will be able to learn the basics of assembling, flying, and coding drones as well as their use in different industries. During every session, participants will gain knowledge and skills on different aspects of drone maneuvering. Attendees will learn about: -Drone maneuvering -Drone assembly -Drone industries and Technologies During this …
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Want to get to know Chalkbeat Detroit’s journalists? We’re hosting a drop-in “office hours” from 2-7 p.m. on Oct. 24. Come chat with us about education in the city, ask us questions, tell us what stories you want to see us cover, and share tips. The first 10 people will receive a complimentary drink, and …
Amal is in a panic as she realizes she is completely lost in the middle of a sprawling city. Follow her as she tries to find her way to a safe place. Little Amal is the 12-foot puppet of a Syrian refugee girl, who is on a two-month walk across the U.S. to spread her …
Calling all K-12 teachers! Join Midtown Detroit, Inc. and the Detroit Cultural Center institutions for its first district-wide Educator’s Night on Tuesday, September 26, from 4:30 PM-8:00 PM. You’re invited to learn more about field trip opportunities, traveling educational programs, summer camps, while experiencing guided tours and other interactive activities in the Detroit Cultural Center. …
The summit will be held October 13th from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Crowne Plaza West in Lansing. The theme for this year’s summit is Energizing Leadership and is designed for CEO/executive directors, program directors, administration staff, executive teams, site coordinators who work with K-12 youth in out-of-school time programs (i.e., before school, after school, …
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The Pewabic House & Garden Show runs free and open to the public from Friday, June 9 through Sunday, June 11. This year’s celebration of ceramic art features Pewabic’s 2023 Summer Collection releases and the work of dozens of ceramic artists from throughout North America, live wheel-throwing demonstrations by Pewabic artisans and sculpting demonstrations by …
Parents are invited to join The Guidance Center at this panel discussion to help better advocate for and support your children with developmental needs. Our professionals on hand will discuss relevant topics and answer questions about your child’s growth and development. Light dinner and beverages provided. No childcare. Our team of professionals includes: – Early-on …
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Is your relationship with your phone affecting your relationship with other people? In under an hour, “LIKE” will help reset the balance. This film breaks down why we find social media so irresistible, examines who is controlling who, and gives you the tools to attain a more balanced and satisfying life. Before Covid, 2 billion …
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Calling all unsigned musical artists to submit an original song to the 2023 Tiny Desk Contest by March 13! The Contest In its ninth year, WDET and NPR Music offers unsigned artists the opportunity to become the national 2023 Grand Prize Tiny Desk winner. Musicians submit digital videos of their original songs, performed at a …
This self-paced, online course uses primary sources, videos, and engaging learning tools to trace the history of the Arab-Israeli conflict. You’ll start with the rise of Arab nationalism and Zionism, unpack the broken promises made during World War I, tackle the Mandate Era, the major wars and peace treaties, and reflect on the continuing conflict …
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Join us for the 2023 Michigan Afterschool Collaborative Conference, co-hosted by the Michigan Department of Education and MASP. The conference will be Tuesday, Feb. 28 and Wednesday, March 1, 2023 at the Kellogg Center in East Lansing Out-of-School-Time programs are playing a bigger role for Michigan students and families than ever before. The MAC Annual Conference …
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Shop new Pewabic work included in our Winter 2022 Collection alongside Independent Artist work from across the country. The Holiday Showcase is open now through December 30th. Check our extended weekend hours that start after Thanksgiving and run through Sunday, December 18. Explore our gift shop and visit our new exhibition on view in our …
Youth Communication and national education leaders will discuss strategies to address complex education challenges and create culturally responsive learning communities to: Help young people heal from experiences with racism, sexism, and other injustices Support students to achieve their personal and academic goals Uplift teen voices in a world that too often marginalizes them This event is in-person in …
American Express is putting small businesses in the spotlight by encouraging consumers across the country to Shop Small this summer. Amex Card Members can receive a $30 gift card at City Bird, Henry The Hatter and The TEN Nail Bar that can be used towards shopping, dining and more in the local communities (while supplies …
Do you want to have a fully enrolled school? Join our Student Recruitment workshop to expand your knowledge for effectively recruiting students and strengthen your tools to engage and retain new families. We understand the importance for charter schools to meet their recruitment and enrollment goals on an annual basis. Our presenter, Erica Minor has …
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Join us as we come together to discuss how anxiety is showing up in teens and young adults and how to support them.
Did you know? Orangetheory Fitness-Detroit is offering the opportunity for teens to take free workout classes this summer as part of its More Life for Detroit Youth program. And now teens are also invited to a special event on June 11 when Registered Dietitian Maggie Reinhardt will share some tips for fueling the fun and …
The Pewabic House & Garden Show runs free and open to the public Friday, June 10 through Sunday, June 12. This year’s celebration of ceramic art features Pewabic’s 2022 Summer Collection releases and the work of dozens of ceramic artists from throughout North America, live wheel throwing demonstrations by Pewabic artisans and sculpting demonstrations by …
Orangetheory Fitness-Detroit is launching its “More Life for Detroit Youth” summer program to help Detroit teens live a healthier lifestyle. From June 1-August 31, local students ages 14-18 are invited to take advantage of Orangetheory’s popular science-based workout, centered on heart-rate based interval training and led by highly trained and certified coaches, free of charge. …
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A Town Hall Hosted by the University of Michigan’s EdHub for Community and Professional Learning Among many challenges pressing on schools state- and nation-wide is that of retaining and recruiting teachers. What do we know about the causes of what is commonly referred to as a ‘teacher shortage’? How are leaders in the state working …
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Starting March 12th 2022, Western Wayne County will have a new entertainment giant: The Legendary Axe; which is the newest way to host a party, corporate event or just spend a night out with friends. The facility includes axe throwing ranges, a full bar, a lounge, and a kitchen for small bites. The venue is …
Student mental health has suffered through the pandemic. Michigan districts are working to use federal COVID funds to implement new curriculums and programs focused on well-being, and most of all by hiring social workers and counselors. School leaders across Michigan have $6 billion to spend, the largest single influx of federal education dollars in state …
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Teachers have the single greatest impact on our children while in school and multiple factors contribute to their success. As a profession with a significant retirement wave on the horizon, how are we shifting our approaches to critical issues such as job satisfaction, recruitment, career ladders, resourcing, professional progress, and equitable results? Join our discussion …
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As students settle into their Detroit classrooms this autumn, many are carrying with them anxiety, trauma, and grief from the past year of pandemic living. And anywhere between 7,000 and 14,000 students are also facing housing insecurity, according to researchers. That count is vastly higher than what Detroit schools have previously estimated, an issue exacerbated by the …
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One of the last cities in America with two daily newspapers, Detroit is also home to several nonprofit news organizations that use creative news models to better engage their communities. As the city’s news landscape continues to evolve, these newsrooms have prioritized residents’ needs every step of the way, from centering local experiences when covering …
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Please join us for this virtual event as we discuss the uncertainties of students returning to in-person schooling. The event will begin with a panel discussion, with guests including: a state representative, to talk about the impact of pandemic assistance funds an educational activist, to highlight the rights of students and families a school counselor, …
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A community writing workshop for all levels led by InsideOut Senior Writer Peter Markus! In this FREE generative workshop, participants will go back to a specific place and time to reclaim a moment and create a kind of dialogue between the past self and the present voice that animates it. Register via Eventbrite to receive a Zoom link: …
Join the conversation at a free screening of the WKAR original documentary Right to Read. The film presents the moving story of Michigan families attempting to secure the right to read for their children. Following the screening, a panel will discuss Michigan’s third-grade reading law and its impact on children and families, information on how families …
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What the heck do data scientists do & what’s their role in the business success & growth? Meet the people who drive the data to make pivotal business decisions. Learn the stories of data scientists and why they love what they do.
“A community writing workshop for all levels led by InsideOut Lead Teaching Artist Jassmine Parks! In this FREE, generative writing workshop participants will be immersed in a photo series by Carrie Mae Weems and allow their reflections to transform through the power of the written word. Register via Eventbrite to receive a Zoom link. This …