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Inside California Education
Edible Schoolyard
Season 1
Episode 10
Visit a schoolyard garden and kitchen project in Berkeley started by famous restaurateur Alice Waters in an effort to connect students to the land. How the city of Stockton turned around its dismal graduation rate, the accuracy of dropout rates, and a unique summer camp run by a Northern California school district for more than half a century.
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California’s community colleges are still teaching students and enabling them to help.
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4-year degrees, ranch management, first-generation students, theater, urban farming
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HireLAX, firefighting academy, biotechnology workers, agriculture careers.
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Explore learning at home through the eyes of students, parents, teachers, and experts.
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Cabrillo High School Aquarium, Educating Detained Youth, Day in the Life, Budget Crisis
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High School Thrift Store, Academic Decathlon, Tony Thurmond, School Farms
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Paradise Schools – The Road to Recovery, A Small Learning Community, Science in the Field
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Drones in Schools; the Maker Movement; Talk, Read, Sing; College-Bound in Compton
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Teaching Great Teachers. Student School Board Member, Music Blitz, Student Voices Campaign
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No One Eats Alone, Teacher of the Year, Connecting College and Career, Aerospace Museum
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Reaching for the Stars, College Headed and Mighty Proud, Schools of the Future, USS Lucid