Ballots for Kids
You might need to be 18-years old to vote, but in one Southwest Florida county, kids can cast their very own ballot. WGCU’s Jennifer Crawford talks with Lee County Supervisor of Elections, Jenna Persons-Mulicka, about the creative initiative to help children learn about voting.
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Preserving the Art of Oral Storytelling
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Erika Donalds Talks Future of Florida Education
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Finding Fossils in Southwest Florida
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SWFL Partnership Prepares the Next Generation of Actors
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Attendance Drops for English Learning Programs
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Glades County Educator Receives National Recognition
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National Award Given to Student Led Non-Profit
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Supporting Foster Children from Pre-K to Graduation
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Book Bans in Florida Schools
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Literacy Program Teaches the Whole Family
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Lee County Schools Among Healthiest in America
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Breaking the Cycle of Poverty with Trade Education
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Recovering from Loss with Valerie’s House
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Student Advocates for Change
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An Education on Understanding Brush Fires
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Ave Maria Welcomes Two New Schools
