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Last year, Second Harvest distributed more than 30million pounds of food to a network of 250 neighborhood food banks and meal centers. These partner programs currently feed more than 55,000 people a week in Eastern Washington and North Idaho. Second Harvest is able to direct almost 99 percent of all donations, including in-kind gifts, toward collecting, transporting, warehousing and distributing food for people in need. We value all who have joined us in the fight against hunger in the region.
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Community Coalition for Substance Abuse Prevention (CCSAP) is committed to promoting and advocating a drug-free lifestyle and environment in and around Bonner County. As a coalition we unite local organizations, businesses, agencies and individuals for the achievement of a common goal. Our efforts result in an improved quality of life in our community and across North Idaho.
*See website for coalition partners by region.*
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Advocates Against Family Violence works to eliminate domestic violence in families and homes by empowering individuals to make positive life choices through advocacy, support, education, affordable housing, awareness and community involvement.
Services available: list of local resources, domestic violence hotline, local Adult education classes, local Teen education classes, a Teen Outreach Program presented at local area schools and community agencies serving teens throughout the entire state of Idaho, local daycare services.
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STEM resources:
research, tools, courses, and kits
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BikeCDA was created to simplify the connection between you and your cycling needs and interests. Whether you are a resident of the Coeur d'Alene area or one of our many welcomed guests; super athlete or crazy cruiser, let us help connect you with one of our local bike-friendly trails, businesses, or upcoming events.
If you would like some company and some excellent tour guides, let us help connect you with one of our bicycle or tri-club groups.
BikeCDA is a collective voice promoting and fostering a safe and active cycling culture in our community.
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Building on last years success, Boise Code Camp will again be adding a youth track to its traditional selection of community driven technical content. The youth track is a full day of sessions dedicated to the experienced and novice programmer between the ages of 6 and 16.
In past years Boise Code Camp has had a single session presented for kids by kids as young as 6 years old. These sessions were so well received and attended that we were encouraged to expand beyond just a single session. In the last year, millions of kids, many of them in our own community, have learned to code with the Hour of Code and tools like Scratch and Raspberry Pi. Boise Code Camp is representative of our community and the kids in our community are starting to code.
The youth track occurs during Boise Camp Camp at Boise State University in the Student Union Building.
Come for the whole day or just drop in for a session or two.
Like all code camp events, the youth track is FREE but we do ask that you register on the Boise Code Camp web site so we can have an idea of how many attendees to expect.
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K-12 Outreach Activities
The Department of Geosciences is eager to work with local teachers and classes to enhance Earth Science education in the K-12 community. , if you are looking for someone from the department to give a special presentation to your class, assist with developing classroom activities, serve as a science fair judge or advisor, speak at a “career day”, assist with Science Olympiads, etc.
Classroom Materials
A variety of materials have been produced within the geoscience department by faculty, staff, students and volunteers. These include field trip guides, lab activities, career resource materials, local geoscience content and related instruction materials. We expect the number and variety of items available for download on this site to increase each year. Please contact us with further specific classroom material requests and/or suggestions to improve our materials available.
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The Educational Talent Search (ETS) program is designed to assist economically and educationally disadvantaged students. This program supports secondary students through graduation and assists them in enrolling at post-secondary institutions. Typical students are limited income, first generation and college bound, and are in need of assistance to expand their educational opportunities.
Boise State University’s ETS program supports 1500 students (8th through 12th grade) at numerous schools in Ada, Canyon, and Owyhee counties.
ETS educational specialists provide services to students individually and in small groups on a weekly basis. Students receive information to help them become successful in school, graduate and enroll in post-secondary education. Instruction and information include effective study habits, goal setting, enrolling in college-bound classes, career information and interest testing, college admissions, and navigating the financial aid and scholarship process.
Additionally, ETS students are given the opportunity to attend college and career fairs, career workshops, local college tours and participate in the TRIO National Days of Service and the Hispanic Youth Symposium. Juniors and seniors have the opportunity to visit out-of-state colleges and universities as well.
TARGET SCHOOLS
Borah High School
Caldwell High School
Canyon Springs High School
Capital High School
Columbia High School
Frank Church Alternative High School
Homedale High School
Horseshoe Bend High School
Idaho City High School
Initial Point High School
Kuna High School
Melba Middle/High School
Nampa High School
Parma Middle School
Parma High School
Ridgevue High School
Skyview High School
South Junior High School
Vallivue High School
Wilder Middle School
Wilder High School
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The Upward Bound program prepares and motivates high school students that are limited income, first generation, and college bound, for success in education beyond high school. Students take Upward Bound classes at their schools during the academic year and participate in a six-week summer residential program on the campus of Boise State University.
The academic year program includes daily instruction in current events, college prep math, literature, language arts, career and college exploration, and science as well as academic tutoring. Additionally, students are given the opportunity to attend the Boise College Fair, local college visits, Hispanic Youth Symposium and Upward Bound Math-Science programs.
The summer program includes college preparation courses, workshops, enrichment classes, and extracurricular activities. Students model the college-going experience by living in the dorms and taking classes in college classrooms. Students also participate in weekly service learning activities and an out-of-state college tour.
Targets students at Nampa, Caldwell, Owyhee, Rimrock, Capital, Borah, and Meridian High Schools.
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Services available to out of school programs:
The Boise National Forest offers a Tree Trunk and Wilderness Box to help you teach about forest plants, animals, and management. The wide range of materials in each box appeal to many grade levels. Here's an idea of what these kits contain:
Tree Trunk
Discover subtle differences in cones, leaves and twigs using the samples in the trunk. Tree cross-sections show the inside of a tree; use Project Learning Tree activity (included) to help students analyze annual growth rings. Books and posters provide additional background information for teachers and students. Watch the video The Man Who Planted Trees to hear of one man's ancient kinship with the Earth. Listen to songs about photosynthesis, decomposition, and plant parts sung by the Banana Slug String Band and Billy B. Read Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf aloud to students. Find ideas for lessons in Ranger Rick's Naturescope, The Green Scene Guide, or Project Learning Tree activity samples.
Wilderness Box
The Wilderness Box and the Wilderness and Land Ethic Activity Book were designed to provide an interactive resource to promote awareness and appreciation of wilderness. Watch the Wild By Law video for a 50 minute overview of the wilderness movement leading up to the 1964 Wilderness Act. Use hand puppets to learn about mammals common to many wilderness areas. Compare the skulls of herbivores and carnivores. Practice simple map and compass skills. View photos of pristine areas in Idaho Magnificent Wilderness. Act out the Impact Monster skit or watch the Soft Paths video to show low impact travel. (The resources in this box support the Wilderness and Land Ethic activity book included in the box. However, you do not need to use the activity book to use the resources.)
Boise Forest Explorers
Just for Kids the Challenge
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Proudly serving more than 14,500 youth and their families encompassing 31,000 square miles across the Southwest Idaho and Eastern Oregon counties of Ada, Adams, Boise, Canyon, Elmore, Gem, Owyhee, Payette, Valley and Washington in Idaho as well as Harney and Malheur in Oregon.
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The BLM manages a variety of resources in Idaho with an emphasis on recreation, grazing and fire management on nearly 12 million acres of public lands, nearly one-fourth of the state's total land area.
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We are a state-wide community of businesses working together to ensure that Idaho remains a place to celebrate. We are farmers, artisans, bakers, coffee roasters, service and health providers, governmental agencies, and academic institutions. We work to promote Idaho businesses and encourage Idahoans to “Buy Idaho” products and services whenever they can.
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To provide quality, diverse, affordable recreation opportunities which enhance the quality of life for all residents and visitors of Southern Valley County.
We are excited to offer swimming programs of all kinds: lessons, fitness, masters team, lifeguard training, pool rentals, and more.
We are also excited to offer group classes in the gym, youth and sports programs of all varieties, personal training options, and more.
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Idaho local Job Corps location
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Each summer the Micron Foundation hosts Chip Camp, a free three-day camp for students completing either the 7th or 8th grade. This camp focuses on hands-on science and engineering activities related to the semiconductor industry. Activities are lead led by Micron engineers and professionals and include a visit to Micron’s global headquarters in Boise, Idaho.
2018 Boise Chip Camp Dates:
June 5-7
June 12-14
June 19-21
Online Registration for Chip Camp 2018 will be available Monday, April 9, 2018. Registration will open at 8:30 a.m. MT.
Each camp session is held Tuesday – Thursday. Students are expected to attend all three days.
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Code.org Computer Science Fundamentals facilitators are experienced computer science educators delivering one-day, in-person workshops to local elementary school teachers to teach computer science in a format that's fun and accessible.
The ideal CS Fundamentals Facilitator is an enthusiastic supporter of computer science education, possesses a connection to Code.org’s equity-focused mission and has a strong background in the curriculum area, preferably through past teaching experience. Experience mentoring teachers and managing/hosting professional development workshops a plus.
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Want to major in fun this year, without the homework, tests or grading? Do you want to explore photography or how to travel the world on a budget? Perhaps you would like to get out in nature for a hike or try ice fishing? Keep scrolling to learn more.
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At the College of Southern Idaho, we know that "one size does not fit all" when it comes to delivering college courses, short term training, and community education and enrichment classes. The four CSI off-campus centers, located in Burley, Gooding, Hailey, and Jerome, provide the primary means of educational outreach for students who reside in the outlying communities that comprise our eight-county service area in South-Central Idaho. CSI off-campus education centers truly offer a "one stop" education support experience for students, regardless of life experience or educational background. Students at the off-campus education centers can access support for advising and registration, financial aid, academic records, bookstore services, and support services. CSI’s off-campus centers offer a wide array of coursework delivered through traditional face-to-face instruction, over CSI’s microwave system, or via the Internet. We invite you to stop by at any of our off-campus education centers and find out what we can do to expand your personal and professional horizons.
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The Community Council of Idaho, Inc. (CC Idaho) is a rural-centered, multi-service nonprofit organization that has impacted Idaho communities since 1971. We are now the largest nonprofit serving Latinos in the state. Our purpose is to improve the social and economic status of local communities through workforce preparation, education, cultural awareness, civil rights advocacy, and well-being services.
"Emphasis:
Employment and training services for middle-high school ages including resume building, interview preparation, public speaking skills, leadership skills, and diversity training. Contact Ric Godina for outreach opportunities to out-of-school sites.
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STEAM Kits and Contents
Bookmobile
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Community Partnerships of Idaho is a multi-service agency providing supports for children and adults of all ages with developmental disabilities and mental illness.
Whether finding a job, building relationships, accessing the community, or learning to become more independent, we are dedicated to helping our participants be successful and achieve their goals.
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Share Our Strength's Cooking Matters teaches participants to shop smarter, use nutrition information to make healthier choices and cook delicious, affordable meals. Topics/activities covered include:
Interactive Grocery Store Tours
Hands-On Cooking Courses
Educational Tools
Cooking Matters Programming Online for Professionals
Satellite Programs available
Administered in Idaho by The Idaho Foodbank and Jannus
**See Idaho Foodbank page in the Partnership Directory for more IFB programs**
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Debt Reduction Services is a nonprofit debt management and credit counseling organization that has helped thousands of consumers learn to live debt free. Our goal at Debt Reduction Services is to significantly improve the financial well-being of our clients.
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Services provided for out of school programs:
Field Trips
Classroom Visits
Traveling Trunks
Reading at the Refuge
Day Camps
Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest
Boy and Girl Scout Activities
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TOOLBOX™ is a Kindergarten through 6th grade program (being used in pre K-8) that supports children in understanding and managing their own emotional, social, and academic success. The foundation of TOOLBOX is 12 human capacities that reside within all of us. Through its simple and profound metaphor of Tools, TOOLBOX brings forward a set of skills and practices that help students access their own inner resilience at any time, in any context.
Dovetail Learning, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to giving children, teachers, parents, and their communities a common language and necessary skills to form a cohesive, collaborative, non-violent, and caring community, which leads to hope for a meaningful, positive, and lasting future.
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Brought to you by University of Idaho Extension in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, Eat Smart Idaho helps adults and families learn the basics of
healthy eating
smart shopping
food safety
quick meal preparation
management of limited grocery dollars
increased levels of physical activity
About 30 nutrition advisors teach classes for adults and youth in 39 Idaho counties. Classes are taught at emergency food sites, food stamp offices, adult rehabilitation centers, public housing sites and schools with high numbers of free and reduced lunch participants.
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"Resources include:
North Idaho School Districts
Comprehensive local scholarship list
Career planning/counseling sites
Tutoring and homework help
Research School Performance
Idaho Home School Standards
List of After School Programs, educational camps and programs"
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The Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation will honor the federal 'Every Kid in a Park' passes for daytime entry*.
Fourth graders, parents and educators can obtain the pass online (link is external).
Simply show your pass to Idaho State Park staff members for validation.
* Valid for day-use only. Does not apply to camping fee
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Minds can achieve anything. We make sure they get to college.
At Federal Student Aid, we make it easier to get money for higher education.
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There’s a better way. GrantHub, an online grant tracking solution, manages all of your tasks, applications, reports, and important grant documents. Plus, it sends you email reminders for your application deadlines and report due dates!
GrantHub is a simple and affordable solution for nonprofit organizations and grant consultants.
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"GEAR UP Idaho focuses on early intervention strategies to assist students in becoming prepared for post-secondary education.
The program will help students meet standards necessary for high school graduation and provide them with the skills necessary to succeed beyond high school."
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GSDC is the first privately owned and operated Developmental Disability Agency in Idaho. We are very proud to offer the highest quality supportive and innovative developmental therapy services!
Children's services include redesign services such as habilitative intervention, support, community involvement, and more.
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The on-site event includes various technical sessions led by Micron female mentors exploring a variety of technical career options with fun, hands-on learning activities.
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"Various programs:
Catalyst Conference
Boot Camp
Hackathon
Amplify - Women's Pitch Night
Global Classroom
Xchange
Mentorship
Work"
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Gizmo-CDA, Coeur d' Alene's non-profit makerspace, is a place where art, design, technology and tools are connected by the hands and minds of the people of this community. Its a place where creative play is done by everyone from K thru Gray. Tools you have always wanted are there
to give birth to the ideas that you have always had!
THINK BOLD be part of Gizmo-CDA and become a gizmologist!
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Programs offered: (Cour d' Alene, Post Falls, Rathrum, Kellogg, St. Maries)
Street Medicine and Community Outreach - The Street Medicine & Community Outreach Program provides our neighbors in need with the necessary medical, dental and mental health services available at Heritage Health. Additionally, outreach specialists word to connect individuals and families to available community resources. Services are client oriented, culturally sensitive, and provided with respect to each individual and family.
School Based Health Center - The School Based Health Center (SBHC) is a collaboration between the Lakeland and Post Falls School Districts and Heritage Health. The SBHC is a mobile health center that visits various locations around the school district on a rotating schedule and welcomes students of all ages as well as all community members. This is Idaho’s first School Based Health Center, and a tremendous opportunity for students, their families and relatives to access quality healthcare close to home.
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The first place a child begins learning is at home. Through daily interactions with parents and family members, a child grows, develops, and begins to build the basic architecture of their brain.
Research has consistently shown the encouraging results from quality early learning experiences for a child. Early education could not be more important, not just for keeping our children healthy and safe, but also for effectively preparing them to enter school and succeed in life. Idaho AEYC offers resources to support all parents in their roles as caregivers, educators, and advocates.
Resources for parents and educators include parenting, child care, child development, health and safety, and child abuse prevention resources.
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"Online systems of education and careers information, interactive help with interviews and resumes, games and activities for younger students – CIS provides products for all levels of career development.
Workshops, webinars, slideshows and guides to help you use CIS products with your students and clients."
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The Idaho Children’s Trust Fund is the lead agency in the State of Idaho for child abuse and neglect prevention, as designated by the governor.
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Our core purpose is to provide opportunities for youth and young adults to learn, grow, and experience success. Our programs focus on education, challenge, community, leadership and empowerment, giving youth critical life skills and confidence. Programs stress teamwork, inclusion, and leadership while promoting a solid work ethic and individual achievement. Youth leave Idaho Conservation Corps knowing that they can overcome obstacles, solve problems, make friends, and attain their objectives in life.
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The State of Idaho provides state funded and operated community based mental health care services through Regional Behavioral Health Centers (RBHC) located in each of the seven geographical regions of the state. Each RBHC provides mental health services through a system of care that is both community-based and consumer-guided.
The mission of the Division of Behavioral Health is to provide services of the highest quality by working together to inspire hope, recovery and resiliency in the lives of Idahoans living with behavioral health disorders and their families.
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"Improve the quality of learning through innovative solutions, collaborative relationships and the access and application of educational technology.
Idaho Digital Learning was created by the Idaho State Legislature (Title 33, Chapter 55 Idaho Code, 2002) and Idaho educators, developed for Idaho students, and is recognized as a leader across the nation in online virtual education. Idaho Digital Learning was created to provide access, equity, and flexibility for students in the state of Idaho according to its statutory authority, and Idaho Digital Learning enables the state to meet its constitutional requirement to provide a uniform and thorough educational system.
By creating Idaho Digital Learning, an online state school, the Idaho Legislature, school administrators, and school boards created a consolidation of 115 school districts with highly qualified teachers, online courses, virtual services, and eLearning expertise for the state in online virtual education policy, procedure, and implementation.
Funding for Idaho Digital Learning is provided by an annual appropriation and course fees charged to enrolling schools. Additional revenue comes from professional development fees and private grant funding. Idaho Digital Learning does not grant credits or issue diplomas but works in partnership with the local school districts to record student grades."
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i2i: iDFY provides affordable, onsite prevention programs for Idaho schools. Through an interactive three hour program, facilitators will lead students through a variety of activities and discussions that are designed to draw diverse students together, create conversation, and help students see eye to eye.
Empowering youth to lead happy and healthy lives.
iDFY was founded from the inspiration of a small group of Idaho teens who wanted to be supported and recognized for making good choices. We saw a need for a positive space where Idaho youth could belong, and choose a drug and alcohol free lifestyle. Our mission guides us to help teens discover their passions, embrace their individuality, and navigate through their teen years in the healthiest (also happiest) way possible.
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For Sight, For Sound, For Health
Idaho Lions Eye Bank
The Idaho Lions Eye Bank obtains, medically evaluates and distributes corneal eye tissue from humanitarian individuals who donate their eyes upon death.
Vision Clinic & Healthcare Assistance
These programs are aimed at alleviating suffering in Idaho and Eastern Oregon by providing sight and hearing services for financially disadvantaged people.
Lions Clubs
Lions Clubs empower volunteers to serve their communities, meet humanitarian needs, encourage peace and promote international understanding through Lions Clubs. Contact a club near you to get involved!
Idaho Eastern Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation
The Foundation is a humanitarian service organization dedicated to impacting sight, hearing and health.
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When they’re not responding to homeowners’ queries, Idaho Master Gardeners are:
operating plant diagnostics clinics in county Extension offices or at local farmers’ markets
installing water-efficient landscapes at public sites
beautifying hospitals and senior centers
organizing community vegetable gardens and Plant-a-Row efforts
instructing garden center clients and garden club members
leading 4-H clubs, after-school programs, and Junior Master Gardener classes
and bringing horticultural know-how to their communities in many other gratifying way.
Offered through U of I Extension offices in 42 counties.
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The Child and Youth Program (CYP) is an integral component of the National Guard’s comprehensive approach to Family Readiness. By upholding the well-being of the entire family, the CYP offers outcome based activities designed to foster positive youth development and support the unique strengths and challenges of National Guard children. This high quality, out-of-school time program exists in 54 States, Territories and the District of Columbia to mitigate risky behaviors, enhance resilience, develop positive coping strategies, and assist our National Guard youth in reaching their full potential as the next generation of leaders.
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The mission of the Idaho National Guard is to protect, preserve and defend the lives, property and individual liberties of the citizens of Idaho and the United States, and to support and defend the constitutions of the State of Idaho and United States of America and the democratic traditions and institutions they embody.
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"INL’s core education programs include:
Student outreach
High school internships
Teacher professional development programs
Teaming with teachers
INL education corporate investment
Resource investment – student, informal STEM, teacher grants, and STEM classrooms
Corporate – teacher resources and development
Employee children scholarships"
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Bringing together agencies, organizations, advocacy groups and speakers from across the Northwest and beyond to exchange ideas, share best practices, examine the latest research and establish relationships in order to better serve the disability community.
This annual conference shares new insights with over 700 people yearly who then go out into the community and implement changes that will improve the lives of those with disabilities and mental illness.
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Our long-term commitment to education includes free presentations in schools and at community events to ensure our customers – from kindergartners to seniors – are informed about electrical safety, energy generation, energy efficiency and environmental stewardship.
Our Community Education Representatives work with schools and civic organizations to educate the communities we serve about the services Idaho Power provides and the value and impact those services have on your comfort and security.
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We maintain a professional statewide broadcast delivery system to reach all Idaho communities, delivering excellent programming, local productions, online resources and educational materials.
We offer engaging, quality educational content and access to resources for parents, teachers and people of all ages, encouraging exploration and discovery.
We foster participation and collaboration in educational, informational and civic activities.
We provide free programming and resources to every Idaho community, valuing the needs of our diverse audiences.
We implement proven technology to increase access for all and are proactive about embracing innovative ideas and concepts.
We are attentive to the needs and concerns of the communities we serve, valuing diversity of people and perspectives.
We are a community-supported public media organization and utilize our resources effectively and efficiently to reach the highest standards of programming and services.
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The Idaho Recreation and Tourism Initiative (IRTI), created in 1988, is an enduring coalition of state and federal agencies and not-for-profit organizations dedicated to providing Idaho citizens and visitors with expanded recreation opportunities.
IRTI wants to make it easy for people to come outside and play.
Idaho has a multitude of land management agencies and recreation providers whose roles can be confusing to the public. By working jointly, the coalition is able to provide information and services more effectively. IRTI-related projects are undertaken on a statewide basis, provide information and services at the local level, and benefit both Idahoans and visitors.
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Educational Talent Search (ETS) is a federal program designed to help middle school/high school students and adults enroll in college or vocational technical schools and apply for financial aid. To qualify, students must either meet low income guidelines or be a first-generation college student. This program is offered free of charge to participants.
Services Offered
Information about colleges, universities, and vocational/technical schools.
Assistance with completion of scholarship applications and admission and financial aid forms.
Career, academic, and personal counseling.
Middle School: weekly tutoring sessions, academic workshops, career and field trips, college visitation.
Schools Served
Sho - Ban High School
Blackfoot High School
Skyline High School
Snake River High School
Bonneville High School
Idaho Falls High School
Canyon Ridge High School
Jerome High School
Twin Falls High School
Highland High School
Pocatello High School
Burley High School
Minico High School
Wendell High School
Aberdeen High School
American Falls High School
Century High School
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Upward Bound is a federally-funded program administered by Idaho State University designed to enhance the skills and motivation necessary for success in education beyond high school for youth of low-income families who are potential first-generation college students.
The program is divided into two periods of instruction: summer and academic year. During the summer, students come to Idaho State University for eight weeks to take classes concentrating on basic skill improvement in math, English, and science, as well as other courses. Students live on campus and participate in a variety of activities as well as study hall after classes each day. The academic year follow-up offers tutoring and advising to students on a weekly basis. Students are transported to Idaho State University for weekly study and tutoring sessions.
Contact the UB coordinator for more information.
Schools Served:
Pocatello High School
American Falls High School
Aberdeen High School
Century High School
Highland High School
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The goal of the Upward Bound Math and Science program is to help students recognize and develop their potential to excel in math and science and to encourage them to pursue postsecondary degrees and ultimately careers, in math and science.
Program services include:
Summer programs with intensive math and science training
Opportunities for research experience with faculty members
Academic, financial, or personal counseling
Tutorial services
Mentoring programs
Information on postsecondary education opportunities
Assistance in completing college entrance and financial aid applications
Assistance in preparing for college entrance exams
Information on the full range of Federal Student Financial Aid programs and benefits
Schools Served:
Shelley High School
Firth High School
Bonneville High School
Idaho Falls High School
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Increase statewide participation in Idaho STEM by providing coordinated information and educational “pipeline” opportunities.
Increase access to STEM learning opportunities within Idaho for all students, including women and those from underrepresented groups such as Native-American, Hispanic-American, Asian/Pacific Islander, and African-American populations.
Provide a statewide clearinghouse of STEM pipeline programs available to K-12 students and teachers, undergraduate, and graduate students in the State of Idaho.
Provide a statewide clearinghouse of STEM pipeline programs available to Idaho community members
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Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline provides crisis intervention, emotional support, problem solving, and referrals to local resources for persons at risk for suicide and for those concerned about them.
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To facilitate the active enjoyment of Idaho’s public lands and hiking trails, the Idaho Trails Association brings together citizens and develops partnerships to foster:
Care-taking of Idaho’s hiking trails through stewardship projects, including trail construction and maintenance.
Development of traditional trails maintenance skills.
Understanding and appreciation, through education, of Idaho’s unique trail resources.
Preservation, protection and access to Idaho’s hiking trails through outreach and advocacy.
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The Idaho Youth Treatment Program (IYTP) is an evidence-based substance use disorder (SUD) or SUD/co-occurring disorders treatment project based upon the Adolescent Community Reinforcement Approach (A-CRA) for treatment.
The Adolescent Community Reinforcement Approach (A-CRA) to alcohol and substance use disorder treatment is a behavioral intervention that seeks to replace environmental contingencies that have supported alcohol or drug use with pro-social activities and behaviors that support recovery. This outpatient program targets youth 12 to 25 years old with cannabis, alcohol, and/or other substance use disorders. A-CRA includes guidelines for three types of session
The IYTP is offering schools and school districts in Idaho a unique opportunity to have select staff to be trained in the A-CRA Model. Schools can avail themselves of the training and certification in A-CRA through a partnership with IYTP that provides schools with a staggered cost reimbursement to allow for the costs associated with staff entering into the project.
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Imagine Math combines live teacher support, unique student motivation, and engaging adaptive instruction in a web-based learning system that is proven to help students learn—and love—math!
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Intermountain Hospital is a substance abuse rehabilitation and mental health treatment center located in Boise, Idaho. Our facility provides help to those who have struggled with drug dependency, addiction, and mental illness, and offers a path to wellness through clinical and psychiatric rehab. Because no one should cope alone.
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TAKE THE FIRST STEP ON A NEW PATH.
WITH HARD WORK AND DEDICATION, JOB CORPS WILL HELP YOU LEARN SKILLS TO PUT YOU ON TRACK FOR A GOOD CAREER AND A BETTER LIFE.
A LIFE-CHANGING DECISION.
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JA of Idaho's volunteer-delivered, kindergarten-12th grade programs foster work-readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy skills, and use experiential learning to inspire students in our community to dream big and reach their potential.
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To reduce the risk that juvenile offenders continue to violate the law by holding them accountable and providing opportunities for competency development while protecting the community.
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LCSC Kids' College is a short-format summer program for youth ages 6 through 15. Kids' College strives to offer the highest quality educational courses for youth in the Lewis-Clark Valley. Classes are scheduled Monday through Thursday.
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We believe that connecting kids with nature is important. When kids learn to enjoy and understand the natural world around them, they are more likely to value nature and the out of doors throughout their life. In addition, kids of all ages benefit from being in nature, we know that being outside helps everyone be more relaxed, and able to cope with stress. Each year, the Land Trust works with hundreds of schoolchildren doing educational programming as well as recreational activities. Some of the unique programs we are proud to be a part of include Wild Outdoor Week (WOW), the NEW ROOTS program, Bird by Bird, and so much more!
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Learning Lab is a literacy education center for adults and families with young children. Classes are based on students’ individual needs and offer reading, writing, math and English language learning curricula. Learning Lab also offers preparation for citizenship and GED exams.
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A better brain at any age.
Discover what over 95,000 LearningRx clients already know. You CAN train the brain to learn easier, think faster, and perform better. At any age.
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Lifeways is the largest behavioral health care provider in the region with over 300 employees. Lifeways is licensed to serve in Idaho and is certified to provide mental health and addiction services by the State of Oregon.
Hosts "Mental Health First Aid," an 8-hour training course for afterschool providers to recognize developing mental health problems or experiencing a mental health crisis. (See listing for Mental Health First Aid.)
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Access to local resources for families in need of assistance
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Love INC offers one-time or seasonal product assistance through “Gap” ministries, located around the valley in host churches. While the giving of product may impact a life for a day, Love INC chooses to direct most of its efforts toward transforming lives through personal training and mentoring in Transformational Programs.
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"Lumina Foundation is an independent, private foundation in Indianapolis that is committed to making opportunities for learning beyond high school available to all.
We envision a system that is easy to navigate, delivers fair results, and meets the nation’s need for talent through a broad range of credentials.
Our goal is to prepare people for informed citizenship and for success in a global economy."
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Youth Mental Health First Aid USA is an 8 hour public education program which introduces participants to the unique risk
factors and warning signs of mental health problems in adolescents, builds understanding of the importance of early
intervention, and teaches individuals how to help an adolescent in crisis or experiencing a mental health challenge. Mental
Health First Aid uses role-playing and simulations to demonstrate how to assess a mental health crisis; select
interventions and provide initial help; and connect young people to professional, peer, social, and self-help care.
Participants do not learn to
diagnose, nor how to provide any therapy or counseling –
rather, participants learn to support a youth developing signs
and symptoms of a mental illness or in an emotional crisis by
applying a core five-step action plan:
Assess for risk of suicide or harm
Listen nonjudgmentally
Give reassurance and information
Encourage appropriate professional help
Encourage self-help and other support strategies
Mental Health First Aiders are Teachers, first responders and veterans. They’re neighbors, parents and friends. They’re people in recovery, and those supporting a family member. They’re First Ladies and Mayors. Mental Health First Aiders are anyone who wants to make their community healthier, happier and safer for all.
**Often hosted by various providers throughout the state. See listing for Lifeways, University of Idaho, and The Speedy Foundation.**
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"Bookmobile:
Weekly art and science activities
Annual events (such as Trunk-Or-Treat, Dairy Days Parade and the Community Block Party)
Material checkout
Hold pickup
Large database of community resources and research tools.
West Ada School District
In addition to having bookmobile stops at schools, we also attend events such as school carnivals, book fairs, kindergarten registration, and assemblies.
Other Community Partnerships: We are committed to serving the community needs in many ways. We often work with community organizations in order to provide programs for a wide range of community members.
We provide summer programming at Department of Parks & Recreation summer camps, table at local church community meals, and make regular visits to the local Boys & Girls Club."
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Pack 118 is one of the few community based cub scout packs in Nampa. Our cub pack is open to all members of our community.
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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We're committed to improving crisis services and advancing suicide prevention by empowering individuals, advancing professional best practices, and building awareness.
We can all help prevent suicide. The Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.
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"NSLA’s vision is that all children and youth have access to high-quality summer learning experiences to help them succeed in college, career and life.
The opportunities for enriching summer experiences, healthy meals, a first job and more, open endless possibilities and doors to brighter futures for America’s young people"
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"This free service provides the following to registered users:
-Books, magazines, and playback equipment
-Materials mailed directly to and from the user via Free Matter for the Blind
-Toll free number to contact the Talking Book Service
-Resources to help select titles of interest
-Online catalog for direct ordering
-Ability to download digital titles"
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Whether you’ve got your sights set on a four-year college, community college, a career technical program, or the military, we’re here to help—every step of the way. No matter where you are along the path to graduation, we’re here to make sure your next step is a cinch.
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Go on a family walk. Get your friends together for a bike ride. Bring your camera and capture the mighty bald eagles during nesting season. These are just some of the many activities that you could enjoy on the North Idaho Centennial Trail.
This magnificent trail is a multi-use recreational trail system, that meanders for 24 miles from the Idaho/Washington state line to Higgens Point on beautiful Lake Coeur d'Alene. We look forward to seeing you out on the trail.
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NURSE-FAMILY PARTNERSHIP IN IDAHO
Nurse-Family Partnership nurse home visitors work with low-income women who are pregnant with their first child, helping these vulnerable young clients achieve healthier pregnancies and births, stronger child development, and a path toward economic self-sufficiency. Nurse-Family Partnership is a rare community health program that has been documented to achieve lasting and significant effects through multiple, well-designed randomized, controlled trials. More than 37 years of research proves that it works.
To inquire about bringing Nurse-Family Partnership to more communities in Idaho, contact the Nurse-Family Partnership Business Development Manager for Idaho.
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PCEI offers a variety of quality educational programs to schools, afterschool programs, community groups, and adults.
We focus on increasing awareness and knowledge of issues important to Palouse watersheds and ecosystems, developing critical thinking skills and engaging participants in service projects that restore or enhance current watershed conditions.
Our programs are highly interactive, place-based and promote hands-on exploration of the natural world. Programs are easily adaptable for all ages, and dates and times are flexible.
For information on afterschool educational opportunities, contact heather@pcei.org or info@pcei.org.
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"Teachers grants
Reading program
Career/College guidance counselor and center
READY! for Kindergarten
Instructional coaches
Step-up to Writing
Second Step - Social/Emotional Wellness for All
Endowment
Community Partners"
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PBS TeacherLine’s facilitated and self-paced PD courses are designed to benefit both beginning and experienced teachers. Topics include science, reading, social studies, math, instructional strategies, and instructional technology.
Professional development courses offering a chance to gain content knowledge and apply new strategies to teaching in area's such as:
Instructional Strategies
Instructional Tech
Leadership
Math
Reading and Language Arts
Science
Social Studies and History
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"Download 1,000+ grant and funding opportunities for STEM Education! Our STEM experts are available to help, just contact us!
EdventuresLAB’s Weekly Lab Program is for students ages 9-17. These labs give students opportunities to explore many different areas in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) education including subjects like Robotics
We are a science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics after-school (and midday) program for young people of Eagle, Idaho. Young people ages 9 to 17 meet weekly for 75 minutes for hands-on STEAM activities."
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Peak Recovery's mission is to give you the tools to go out in the world and create the best you that you can be.
We use all evidenced based treatment that studies show work. We offer a full range of resources, such as group therapy, individual sessions, specialty groups; MRT, CSC I & II, parenting, grief counseling, socialization groups, and CBI-SA. In addition, we also offer mental health counseling. Peak Recovery is a State certified Drug Testing facility. Peak Recovery is here to help with any mental health or substance abuse issues people may have.
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Panhandle Health District provides over 40 different public health programs to families, individuals and organizations in northern Idaho. From food and drinking water safety to health education and disease control, public health services are critical to ensure our community is a safe and healthy place to live, work and play.
The PHD team is made up of nurses, nutritionists, environmental health specialists, health educators and many other dedicated professionals with a common goal to deliver vital public health services.
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Your go-to source for expert outdoor knowledge you can trust. All the information you need to learn new skills, choose and maintain gear, prep for your trips and have amazing adventures.
Outdoor resources such as hiking projects, mountain bike project, mountain climbing project, trail run project, and powder project.
Outdoor learning skills and expert advice.
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Services provided to out of school programs:
Financial literacy workshops for students and parents.
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"Science and engineering fairs
Camp opportunities, competitions, and other events for students
STEM AC grant and funding opportunities
Events for educators
Outside funding opportunities and professional development
Outside STEM resources"
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Providing a comprehensive platform to inspire, assist, and lead people to be impassioned about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM).
Entry points range from world-class STEM Teacher Training, to a mobile STEM classroom, to innovative STEM camps, to a full STEM school curriculum.
We also offer summer employment to local teachers, and internships to local college students.
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"Free Online STEM resources
STEM supplies by grade level
Stem 101 Professional training
Click2Science - online interactive professional development site for trainers, coaches, site directors, front line staff, and volunteers working in out-of-school time STEM programs
STEM Competitions
STEM Summer Camps
STEM Grant Resources"
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"To build the capacity of communities to dramatically improve educational outcomes for every child from cradle to career by providing strategic assistance, network communications and high-quality resources. We provide coaching, connections and resources to our local partnerships and work together to measurably improve six results from cradle to career."
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HELPING A VARIETY OF STUDENTS OBTAIN THEIR LIFE GOALS
At The Coaching Educator we help students get into and succeed at the right school. Our clients have the distinct advantage of a focused plan with defined objectives. We take the guesswork out of the entire process from start to finish.
College and university students
Student athletes
Military
How We Help Your Education
How are we as a family going to afford it?
Are we eligible for financial aid?
How do we apply for scholarships?
Undergraduate and graduate programs
We are a team comprising experienced educational professionals who are dedicated and whose aim is to provide you with strategic, engaging and satisfying collegiate, military, and life/career training.
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The Idaho Foodbank is an independent, donor-supported, nonprofit organization founded in 1984, and is the largest food bank and distributor of free food assistance in Idaho. From warehouses in Boise, Lewiston and Pocatello, the Foodbank distributes food for millions of meals each year through a network of over 400 community-based partners across the state.
Programs offered:
Backpack
The Idaho Foodbank’s Backpack program ensures that students who are chronically hungry have access to adequate food over the weekend by providing them with a backpack full of nutritious, kid-friendly food every Friday during the school year.
School Pantry
School Pantries are a natural extension of the Backpack program . If children who receive weekend Backpacks are dealing with food insecurity, it makes sense that their siblings are, too. This program helps provide families with food through a pantry set up inside the school, where access is convenient for both students and family alike.
Picnic in the Park
School’s out for the summer! No more classes, homework, or tests. However, for some students, when school is out, that means no more guaranteed meals.
Mobile Pantry
The Mobile Pantry Program distributes dry and frozen food to underserved, usually rural, communities. This program helps populations that do not have access to, or have difficulty accessing, food assistance.
Health Care
The Idaho Foodbank is now working in collaboration with healthcare partners to make it easier for Idahoans who are food insecure and have health issues to get the food they need to promote better health.
The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)
The USDA purchases a wide selection of products for TEFAP distribution. While the exact products available from year to year may change, the emphasis is always on food choices that promote variety and proper nutrition.
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Parents
Raise self-confident, motivated children who are ready for the real world. Loving, yet powerful tools for parenting children of all ages.
For Educators
Practical yet powerful tools for today’s busy teacher. Create more cooperative, more motivated students and classrooms.
Become A Trainer
Learn how to change lives with Love and Logic! Offer classes or schedule outreach opportunities in your local afterschool program, community, or school.
**See link below for detailed contact information of counselors by city and zip code.**
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Wherever there is a need in Nampa, Idaho you'll find The Salvation Army.
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Our mission is to prevent suicide, support mental health education, and promote conversations to end stigma. The Speedy Foundation raises funds for, and collaborates with, other advocacy groups to achieve our mission.
Programs offered include:
Mental Health First Aid (see listing in directory)
QPR for Suicide Prevention
Community Film Screenings and Outreach
Western States Conference on Suicide
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With 7,500 students, not 30,000 - Treasure Valley Community College's small class sizes, taught by experienced instructors, make this a college you can navigate. New residence halls, with incredible student activities, clubs, athletics, and performing arts, one and two year degrees, plus one of the top-rated nursing programs in the region, makes TVCC the right choice for you. Get started and apply today!
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The Y is committed to strengthening communities. Every day, we work side by side with our neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income, or background, has the opportunity to have the Y experience. Our Financial Assistance program makes this possible.
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4-H programs are in every Idaho county. Youth from cities, suburbs, towns and rural settings participate. Participation is the key in 4-H. The more you do, the more you will get out of it and the more friends you will make.
4-H Afterschool works in over half of Idaho counties. It has put 4-H tested educational materials into Idaho schools and community centers since 1990.
The programs are run by staff and trained volunteers. Topics vary, but can include:
science and technology
visual, cultural and theater arts
crafts
financial literacy
nutrition
food preparation
health and physical activity
citizenship
4-H gives custom training to staff and volunteers at each site. 4-H curricula are age-appropriate and kid-tested.
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Outreach adds value to our teaching and research activities by helping to build partnerships with stakeholders in Idaho and beyond.
Our outreach infrastructure includes campuses in Moscow, Boise, Idaho Falls and Coeur d’Alene; 42 county Extension offices; and multiple research and learning facilities.
Youth Programs:
Mental Health First Aid
4-H Programs
Ag Days
Dual Credit
Jazz Festival
McCall Outdoor Science School
Northwest Youth Financial Education
Women in Engineering Day
Junior Master Gardner
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The Educational Talent Search program identifies and assists eligible Kootenai County youths in sixth through 12th grades who have the potential to succeed in higher education, but because of their individual circumstances would likely not pursue postsecondary education. The program provides academic, career and financial counseling to its participants and encourages them to graduate from high school and continue on to and complete their postsecondary education.
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Nations provides college preparatory support and guidance to students from groups that are traditionally underrepresented in postsecondary education. Nations is dedicated to working with its scholars to develop into their full potential as the future stewards of the community, our nation and are interconnected world.
Services include tutoring, counseling, mentoring, summer courses and financial literacy training. We strongly encourage all participants to actively engage in as many of these activities as services as possible. We serve students at Lakeside High School in Plummer, Potlatch Junior and Senior High School in Potlatch and Wapato High School in Wapato, Washington. Contact Nations Upward Bound.
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Silver Valley Upward Bound is committed to ensuring that each student is provided with quality opportunity in education that allow for development of character and leadership skills that will prepare him or her for success in high school and college. Our mission is to assist low-income, first generation, college-bound students in the Silver Valley, which includes Kellogg and Wallace high schools.
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The project connects students in the Lewis-Clark Valley with college and careers, especially in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
We provide information, individual services, field-trips and campus experiences to support the path of our students all the way through high school to college.
We work with students in Lewiston, Clarkston and Asotin school districts throughout their high school career on college preparation and support. Contact STEM Access.
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Bridge Idaho is an organization dedicated to educational opportunity, college access and achievement in higher education for low-income and first-generation students.
We act as a resource and advocate for our participants who are preparing for, transitioning to and attending higher education institutions.
Programs that fall under Bridge Idaho include Lapwai and Orofino Upward Bound, Kamiah and Clearwater Valley Upward Bound, Nez Perce Tribal Executive Committee Local Education Program, College Access Challenge Grant, Summer Food Service Program, Bridge Program and Cooperative Institutional Research Program (CIRP). Contact Bridge Idaho.
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Career presenters include engineers, chemists, physicists, technical writers, technicians and math specialists. targeted specifically for female participants
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Yellowstone offered its Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) program for the 28th consecutive summer in 2017—a month-long residential program for young people between the ages of 15 and 18 years of age.
The YCC experience allows 62 teen enrollees and staff the opportunity to learn, work, and recreate in Yellowstone National Park. The program is challenging, educational, and fun, and offers participants opportunities to expand their horizons while building skills that will benefit them for a lifetime. No previous wilderness experience is required, but a willingness and ability to work in a physically active outdoor program, get along well with others, and maintain a positive attitude are essential for success.
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