Fabulous news and fabulous reporting. I loved how the board came around to a fresh new name. The maker initiative will be inspiring and productive. Kudos to all involved.
What an excellent idea, followed through to existence. As staff at the Sonoma County Office of Education, I had the privilege of working for Carl Wong, SCOE’s Superintendent. His early background was working in the steel mills in Oakland and even though he became a career educator in the humanities, he never, never forgot to support vocational education, bringing back programs and assistance to school districts throughout Sonoma County.
As a vocational supporter myself and as a member of the Rotary Club of Sebastopol, Sunrise, I look forward to developing connections between these young innovators and our community. Kudos to all involved in making a different future choice for our students. Thank you Dale for the write-up.
Great idea and long overdue. With the decline of college enrollment and the move away from “shop” classes that those who went to high school in the 60’s and 70’s remember bringing relevancy to education where kids can see the reason they need to learn math and science could be a change maker.
It is at 5pm until 6:30pm. Please join us.
Fabulous news and fabulous reporting. I loved how the board came around to a fresh new name. The maker initiative will be inspiring and productive. Kudos to all involved.
What an excellent idea, followed through to existence. As staff at the Sonoma County Office of Education, I had the privilege of working for Carl Wong, SCOE’s Superintendent. His early background was working in the steel mills in Oakland and even though he became a career educator in the humanities, he never, never forgot to support vocational education, bringing back programs and assistance to school districts throughout Sonoma County.
As a vocational supporter myself and as a member of the Rotary Club of Sebastopol, Sunrise, I look forward to developing connections between these young innovators and our community. Kudos to all involved in making a different future choice for our students. Thank you Dale for the write-up.
what time is the meeting at El Moliono library on Thursday? Terrific article, Dale, and so pleased this is happening. Thanks, Barbara
Great idea and long overdue. With the decline of college enrollment and the move away from “shop” classes that those who went to high school in the 60’s and 70’s remember bringing relevancy to education where kids can see the reason they need to learn math and science could be a change maker.