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Following weeks of studying, research and homework, students in the Cosmetology program at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation recently tested their knowledge with a project-based learning opportunities.

Did you know that a child’s car safety seat has an expiration date just like that gallon of milk in your refrigerator? Well it does and if the seat your child is using is expired it can be more dangerous than drinking that expired milk.

Students enrolled in the conceptual physics class on CiTI’s main campus recently held the inaugural Punkin Chunkin, which capped off their academic unit on kinematics.

Every Halloween, children across the United States carry around orange boxes when they go trick-or-treating. Instead of just asking for candy, they also collect money for the United Nations Children’s Fund. The group uses the money to provide medicine, clean water and other resources to children in need worldwide.

Teacher Michael Burke and about 15 students in the Project Explore Program, an alternative education component of the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation, have been trained and are now producing quality work with a new Melco embroidery machine.

There will be a benefit dinner at the Minetto United Methodist Church on December 4 from noon to 4 p.m. for the Fellows-Barnhart family of Granby.

Two programs at the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation recently showcased the importance of collaboration while working together on a project to honor law enforcement and firefighters.

Outstanding scholars were recognized in a special honors banquet held at Pulaski High School to commend those students who maintained a 95 or better average for the entire school year last year.