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Promoting
the sharing of local knowledge, experience, and information for
life-long learning.
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Learning
News:
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Homer has some amazing
kids! Check out what they are up to:
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Ecological
Team:
This group of young students got the Middle School to stop
using styrofoam trays for lunches and got the local bailing
facility to recycle tin. They were awarded the Spirit
of Youth Award for Science and Environment. Way to go!
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Homer
Youth for Environmental Action (HAYEA): The local
branch of AYEA,
this group of high schoolers originally initiated plastics
recycling on the Peninsula and now does presentations on
global warming and renewable energy, trash clean-ups, and
other projects that include stewardship and environmental
awareness. Oshi Wills, 2009-10 president of HAYEA, was
awarded the Spirit
of Youth Award for Business and Government for the
promotion of the Energy Chapter of the Homer
Comprehensive Plan.
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For
those interested in climate change education for ages 9 and
up, local teachers Jane and Dewaine Tolesfrud have created an
awesome curriculum you can use. Check it out at www.globalfever.net
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Homer
High is also the home to the Community Schools program
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Bioneers
Every year ACAT
hosts this informative weekend of some of the most cutting edge
presenters on today's most important topics.
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HOMER
FACT:
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Homer
has a reputation for being a overly educated, even with PhDs
working on the docks. It may be true, but it is
indisputable that Homer is full of opportunities for educating
ourselves and a populace who values that. It can be seen
throughout town in our arts and culture, our library, other
community participation. You gotta love this town!
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