« Previous Aug 2021Next »Digital Edition Archives Celebrating Diversity Through Playby Rebecca Shulman, Peoria Playhouse Children's MuseumAs an educational institution, we believe it is essential to visibly welcome and teach about diversity. Lessons of the New Normal Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine We’ve published many “back to school” issues, but the coming school year is, once again, anything but normal. Building Global Citizens by Christopher Wilson, Peoria Academy Through real-world challenges, children realize the world’s biggest problems can be solved by working together. Pushing The Pedagogical Envelope by Dean Cantù, Bradley University The COVID-19 pandemic will serve as a catalyst for change in P-12 education for the foreseeable future. Re-Imagining Education by Dr. Sharon Desmoulin-Kherat, Ed.D, Peoria Public Schools A new strategic plan will guide our students, families and staff for the next five years. Dunlap Orchestra Builds the Tempo by Kathryn Eissfeldt with Kratika Tandon Rosemary Ardner is on a mission to put instruments in the hands of as many children as possible, as early as possible. Pathways to Success: Own Your Greatness by Lindsey Kerr The annual leadership conference is packed with inspirational speakers and networking opportunities. A Glass Half-Full… And Overflowing by Michael J. Freilinger, Downtown Development Corporation of Peoria Developers and residents have a tremendous opportunity to make their dreams come true. Five Factors That Impact Your Credit Score by Belinda Landry, Heartland Bank and Trust Company As you work to build a responsible credit history, keep these five factors in mind. Navigating Imposter Syndrome by Katherine Hosie Suffering through it isn't our only option. Email on the Outs There is a time and place for email, but... More Business articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Peoria Through the Lens of a Ghanaian Immigrant by David Aduama Jackson, Greater Peoria Economic Development Council As I get to know the city and its people, I realize it is vibrant with amazing things. An Inclusive Account of American History by Pastor Marvin Hightower, Peoria NAACP A new curriculum engages students in conversations through the lens of Black history. Debunking the Community College Myth by Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey, Illinois Central College Community colleges are no longer “the backup plan,” but a smart investment in your educational goals. Educating Future Scientists and Environmentalists by Pam Ingersoll-Goede, Illinois American Water We are proud of our efforts to grow our own talent and encourage future scientists. Reflections On the Past Year by David Zimmerman, Tazewell County Board The core mission of education remains the same… even in these constantly changing times. River Charms Revealed The inaugural Bridge-to-Bridge River Drive festival will take across four Illinois River communities this fall. More Community articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Plight of the World’s Favorite Insect by Mike Rucker Though beloved and beautiful, the monarch butterfly faces the possibility of extinction. Rowing the River for Recovery by Jonathan Wright Crew 309 hopes to grow the sport locally while taking advantage of Peoria’s greatest asset: the Illinois River. Self-Awareness for Overall Health by David Pruitt, OSF HealthCare Listen to your body and heed any warning signs… Soups of Summer by Chef Golda Ewalt Cold soups are wonderful to enjoy during these hot summer days. Take 10: Dr. Sharon Desmoulin-Kherat Ten things you didn't know about the superintendent of Peoria Public Schools... Poverty and the Trauma of Shaming by Anni K. Reinking, Ed.D. What can adults do in the lives of children experiencing the impact of poverty? More Lifestyle articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>> Design For Good by Alison Ferolo with Adeline Ferolo Heather Ford explores collective consciousness through technology to create unique artistic experiences. Making Music Accessible One Concert at a Time by Jenn Gordon, ArtsPartners of Central Illinois A new concert series will help enrich the lives of individuals with special needs. Reflective Noise by Mae Gilliland Wright Peoria will be visited this month by Uruguayan multi-disciplinary artist Marisa Bernotti. More Art articles from the Peoria Magazine Archive >>>
Lessons of the New Normal Jan Wright, Publisher, Peoria Magazine We’ve published many “back to school” issues, but the coming school year is, once again, anything but normal.
Building Global Citizens by Christopher Wilson, Peoria Academy Through real-world challenges, children realize the world’s biggest problems can be solved by working together.
Pushing The Pedagogical Envelope by Dean Cantù, Bradley University The COVID-19 pandemic will serve as a catalyst for change in P-12 education for the foreseeable future.
Re-Imagining Education by Dr. Sharon Desmoulin-Kherat, Ed.D, Peoria Public Schools A new strategic plan will guide our students, families and staff for the next five years.
Dunlap Orchestra Builds the Tempo by Kathryn Eissfeldt with Kratika Tandon Rosemary Ardner is on a mission to put instruments in the hands of as many children as possible, as early as possible.
Pathways to Success: Own Your Greatness by Lindsey Kerr The annual leadership conference is packed with inspirational speakers and networking opportunities.
A Glass Half-Full… And Overflowing by Michael J. Freilinger, Downtown Development Corporation of Peoria Developers and residents have a tremendous opportunity to make their dreams come true.
Five Factors That Impact Your Credit Score by Belinda Landry, Heartland Bank and Trust Company As you work to build a responsible credit history, keep these five factors in mind.
Peoria Through the Lens of a Ghanaian Immigrant by David Aduama Jackson, Greater Peoria Economic Development Council As I get to know the city and its people, I realize it is vibrant with amazing things.
An Inclusive Account of American History by Pastor Marvin Hightower, Peoria NAACP A new curriculum engages students in conversations through the lens of Black history.
Debunking the Community College Myth by Dr. Sheila Quirk-Bailey, Illinois Central College Community colleges are no longer “the backup plan,” but a smart investment in your educational goals.
Educating Future Scientists and Environmentalists by Pam Ingersoll-Goede, Illinois American Water We are proud of our efforts to grow our own talent and encourage future scientists.
Reflections On the Past Year by David Zimmerman, Tazewell County Board The core mission of education remains the same… even in these constantly changing times.
River Charms Revealed The inaugural Bridge-to-Bridge River Drive festival will take across four Illinois River communities this fall.
Plight of the World’s Favorite Insect by Mike Rucker Though beloved and beautiful, the monarch butterfly faces the possibility of extinction.
Rowing the River for Recovery by Jonathan Wright Crew 309 hopes to grow the sport locally while taking advantage of Peoria’s greatest asset: the Illinois River.
Self-Awareness for Overall Health by David Pruitt, OSF HealthCare Listen to your body and heed any warning signs…
Take 10: Dr. Sharon Desmoulin-Kherat Ten things you didn't know about the superintendent of Peoria Public Schools...
Poverty and the Trauma of Shaming by Anni K. Reinking, Ed.D. What can adults do in the lives of children experiencing the impact of poverty?
Design For Good by Alison Ferolo with Adeline Ferolo Heather Ford explores collective consciousness through technology to create unique artistic experiences.
Making Music Accessible One Concert at a Time by Jenn Gordon, ArtsPartners of Central Illinois A new concert series will help enrich the lives of individuals with special needs.
Reflective Noise by Mae Gilliland Wright Peoria will be visited this month by Uruguayan multi-disciplinary artist Marisa Bernotti.
