California University orchard provides learning experience, student food
May 12, 2016
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PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE REVIEW: "In just a few years, 42 fruit trees planted Thursday by California University of Pennsylvania students and faculty will blossom into tools for learning and more.
They will be used to help students learn techniques in planting, pruning and harvesting. Their fruit will be sold at fundraisers for the Cal U Horticulture Club and supply the new campus food pantry, Cal U Cupboard." Read the full story here.
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I watched how my neighbor tried to keep her kids academically active last year during the break and it made me analyze options for this summer. The math gap after three months without practice is a real thing because children just forget the concepts. Brighterly runs an online summer math program for K-12 students aimed at preventing this learning loss. If you want to check their specific schedule or terms you can look at https://brighterly.com/summer-math/ for more details. They offer two virtual sessions per week which seems manageable for a family routine. The main point is that they build an individual plan based on what a child actually struggles with. It is a self paced format and you book lessons when…