In The News

  • Logan County Gets Creative with Zoom

    Teachers at Hugh Dingess are creating memorable, engaging lessons to keep students who are virtual and blended engaged in learning.  Each classroom has daily read alouds, scavenger hunts with phonics and rhyming words, interactive lessons using dry erase boards, small group and one on one Zoom sessions, and more.  The teachers are integrating science and…

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  • Man Elementary Paints Mural of MicroSociety

    2019 MES Student Government wanted a mural with the Pioneerville Capitol painted in the main hallway. The students were able to get a sponsor (Modern Woodman of America) and make their vision a realty. The mural depicts each piece of our mock society “Pioneerville”. A big shout out to Dewayne Cook for painting the mural!…

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  • JCGCS Student launches Etsy Shop

    Retail therapy is legit! And we have a wonderful small business for you to support Jersey City Global Charter School  MicroCitizen #entrepreneur, Jazelle, has just launched her very own Etsy shop selling her jazzy resin initial keychains. For just $10 you can show your support and (BONUS!) never lose sight of your keys again! We…

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  • Louisiana MicroSociety School Receives Praise

    MicroSociety school “Crawfish Bayou” comes to life at The Dufrocq School in Lousisiana, MicroSociety’s only school in the state. “It has a mayor and town council, complete with political campaigns and elections. It has businesses, a bank and its own currency, called crawfish bucks. It has a peacekeeping force, so no running in the halls…

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  • MicroSociety School in Austin Receives Praise for Artist Program

    A south Austin MicroSociety school will be home to five artists this school year, the first-of-its-kind Village of the Arts program in the district. The artists, representing five different organizations in Austin, will have access to cheap studio space in annex classrooms at Cunningham Elementary School, and in return they’ll provide arts education to students who…

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