Celebrating Rural Maine Podcast: Then and Now – Exploring Stories Relevant to our Past and Present

from Celebrating Rural Maine: Community Civics and Place-Based Inquiry

This episode features Chris Crowley, Principal and Social Studies teacher at Beals Elementary School in Beals, Maine, sharing his community civics project, Then and Now – Exploring Stories Relevant to our Past and Present. Chris’ community partner is Alison Johnson, Director of School Programs, with the Island Readers & Writers Institute.

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