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| Opal Charter School teacher recognized in new book profiling gifted educators across the country | Kerry Salazar, an elementary school teacher at Opal Charter School, has been recognized as a top educator in the new book, 鈥淎merican Teacher: Heroes in the Classroom.鈥 Salazar teaches first and second grade classes at Opal, a K-5 school housed in the Portland Children鈥檚 Museum. Opal is鈥 |
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| MLK Read-In enjoys another successful year | |||
| Holocaust survivor Noemi Ban to speaks at 草榴社区 Feb. 11-12 | Holocaust survivor Noemi Ban will share her story during talks at Western Washington University on Tuesday, Feb. 11, and Wednesday Feb. 12. The events begin at 6 p.m. in Arntzen Hall 100, and are free and open to the public. |
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| Holocaust survivor Noemi Ban to speak at Western Washington University | No茅mi Ban, a local resident and Holocaust survivor of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp, will share her story at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, February 11 and Wednesday, February 12 in Arntzen Hall 100 at Western Washington University. The talk is free and open to the public, but because space is鈥 |
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| "Kitsap Connected" video highlights Olympic College partnership with 草榴社区 | Kitsap Economic Development Alliance (KEDA) recently released Collaboration, a video featuring Western Washington University and Olympic College, as the newest addition to KEDA鈥檚 Kitsap Connected series. The multi-media marketing campaign promotes economic development opportunities throughout鈥 |
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| Holocaust survivor No茅mi Ban to speak at Western Feb. 11 and 12 | |||
| Education innovator and author Milton Chen to speak Jan. 28 and 29 | |||
| MLK Human Rights Conference set for Saturday | |||
| Curtis Acosta to headline 草榴社区 mentoring symposium Jan. 25 | |||
| Whatcom King conference linking human rights and environmental justice | This year, the theme of the Martin Luther King Jr. Conference is "uniting for human rights and environmental justice." The conference will take place on Saturday, Jan. 18, at Whatcom Community College. Human rights and environmental justice are inextricably linked. Whether the鈥 |