Youth host international peers in service-learning conference

Ever wonder what youth in Kansas really want to see changed for the better?  What about youth in other countries?  Is it possible that youth from foreign countries could have issues and concerns similar to that of youth in Kansas?  What kind of Service-Learning projects do they create?  Or, might it be important to step back and first ask if they even have the opportunity to create or be part of Service-Learning on any level.  Do they have communities that allow them to volunteer and adults that support them?

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The Potential in Expanded Learning

 

If you are interested in attending the forum, please email Marcia Dvorak or call her at (785) 864-9665.

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Youth leaders head to San Francisco

 

The hearts of seven of Kansas’ most committed youth development professionals led them to San Francisco late last month to participate in a conference aimed at preparing young people for the future on a global scale.

Network hires Claudia Conner

The Kansas Enrichment Network is pleased to announce the hiring of Claudia Conner as its new Program Assistant.

Claudia comes to the Network with more than 21 years in education as both a teacher and principal.  She has worked in Kansas and Texas, most recently serving as principal at Marlatt Elementary School in