Tag: Page
Families brave weather to gather information at Page’s ‘Fishin’ After Dark’ wellness fair
Strong gusty winds didn’t deter families and wellness providers from attending the inaugural “Fishin’ After Dark” wellness fair held June 17 at the John C. Page Memorial Park.
More than a dozen health providers and community service organizations were set up in the park during an event presented by the Community Wellness Collaboration comprised of Encompass Health Services, Banner Page Hospital and Canyonlands Health Care.
2018 in Review: FUSD sees overdue wage and funding increases. See more local education news here
Flagstaff Unified School District had a year full of financial fluctuations to account for previously unmet needs, especially as the Red for Ed movement for improved teacher pay and school funding was in full swing throughout March and April. It also implemented various internal improvements for students.
CCC&Y 2019 calendar highlights upcoming Community Events for Families
As 2019 gets underway, a number of family-friendly events are scheduled throughout Coconino County.
Tuba City, Navajo Nation, Page Regional Events
By CCC&Y The following is a compilation of upcoming events and programs in the Tuba City / Navajo Nation. To share your upcoming events, please attend the next Tuba City Regional Networking Meeting from *10 a.m. to noon (Daylight Savings Time) Wednesday, Oct. 10 at the Tuba City Public Library, Community Conference Room, 78 Main St., Tuba […]
Page Public Library September 2018
Page Public Library has released their September calendar of children’s events!
Tuba City, Navajo Nation, Page Regional Events
The following is a compilation of upcoming events in the Tuba City / Navajo Nation and Page region.
Coconino County, region celebrates expanded ‘Week of the Young Child’ through April 30
Coconino County and the region celebrates an expanded “Week of the Young Child” with a variety of early child events.
The Week of the Young Child™ is an annual celebration initiated by the National Association the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), the world’s largest early childhood education association, with nearly 60,000 family and professional members and a network of 50 local, state, and regional Affiliates.
NAU grads look to help others in their life struggles. See more education stories here
For two Northern Arizona University students graduating on Friday, their diplomas are more than just a reward for an academic job well done. For Alexia Adams and Lorenzo Johnson, their diplomas are also proof that you can do anything you put your mind to, even when life gets in the way.
FREE Community Forum at Coconino Community College in Page
Coconino Community College is here to listen.
Community members are invited to attend a FREE community forum at CCC in Page.
Monday, Oct. 30, 2017 from 3:00-5:00 p.m.
The feedback received will help CCC learn how it is perceived, and used to develop programs, and to help CCC become a better institution that serves and meets community needs. CCC President, Dr. Colleen Smith and community leader, Kerry Blume will be facilitating the discussion.
Girls 4 Good passing torch to new class. See more Arizona Daily Sun education stories here
Girls 4 Good, a grass-roots organization of girls in grades 7 through 9, is celebrating the passing of the community service torch to the next class with a special fundraiser Saturday.
The group is hosting the Flagstaff Walks Together event from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at Buffalo Park.
