GADC launches Summer Camps for Elementary Youth
Greater-Auburn Gresham Development Corporation (GADC) offers new summer educational mini-camp for elementary students, at Oliver S Westcott Elementary School, 409 W. 80th St., July 1st – 31st!
Greater-Auburn Gresham Development Corporation (GADC) offers new summer educational mini-camp for elementary students, at Oliver S Westcott Elementary School, 409 W. 80th St., July 1st – 31st!
Auburn Gresham’s Health Fair on the block a huge Success!
Come out and join us, May 30th, from 10am-2pm, corner 79th Racine, for annual Auburn-Gresham Health Fair on the block.
Auburn Gresham High Schools (Perspectives, St. Leo, Robinson) march from their schools, to the corner of 79th and Racine to hold a Rally for Peace, celebrating I Care for Peace Week. Not because parents and teachers forced them to…because they care about restoring and maintaining peace in the community where they live and attend school.
Learn to build cabinets and furniture, operate woodworking machines including CNC, read blueprints, measure accurately, and start a career in the satisfying field of wood products manufacturing. Study at Greater West Town, an agency that connects with industry.
New technology means new issues for schools and educators to navigate. Social media can provide a forum for bullying, making threats and even planning or committing crimes. It is also a way many students today express themselves and communicate with their friends. House Bill 64, which I sponsored in the Senate, recognizes that primary and secondary schools, as well as universities, need to strike a balance between respecting students’ privacy online and enforcing school rules. This legislation prohibits colleges and universities from requiring students to reveal their passwords or give them access to their accounts. However, a school may require a student to furnish his or her password if administrators suspect the social media account contains evidence of a rules violation. K-12 schools must notify parents of the circumstances under which they are authorized to access students’ social media accounts.
Approximately 7,000 apprenticeship and internship opportunities in the arts, communications, sports, science and technology will be offered to teens at nearly 150 locations across Chicago this summer
Wolverines recieve Senate recognition
Faculty Fireside Chat with SSA Professor and UChicago Crime Lab Co-Director Harold Pollack: “How do we reduce Chicago’s youth violence problem?“ Monday, April 22, from 4:30pm to 6:00pm, at Harper 103 (1116 East 59th Street)
A discussion about drugs, alcohol and tobacco our youth are abusing. Come learn and do ask questions! RSVP is required Maya Hodari mhodari7@yahoo.com or 773.483.3693