The State of Education in Nebraska: Why the Arts Matter, Episode 110
November 21, 2013
This film, produced by NElovesPS, looks at how art programs across Nebraska allow students to express themselves and think creatively, making them more engaged in their studies and impacting their overall school experience for the better. From improving academic achievement to helping with social and emotional development, see why the arts matter to our public schools. This program is produced by Nebraska Loves Public Schools
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History Moments: History Moments Louise Pound |
One of Nebraska's premiere athletes and scholars, Louise Pound was born in Lincoln in 1872. She was... |
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History Moments: History Moments Hallam Tornado 2004 |
Storms have a way of sticking in people's minds, and that is definitely the case of the Hallam... |
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History Moments: History Moments Roscoe Pound |
Nathan Roscoe Pound may be known in Nebraska as Louise Pound's older brother, but nationally, he is... |
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History Moments: History Moments Statehood Day |
How Nebraska goes from territory to the borders we know today. |
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History Moments: History Moments The Platte River Official State Ri |
The Platte River –Official State River
People have followed the Platte River westward from wagon... |
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History Moments: History Moments Unicameral |
Today, Nebraska is the only state with a unicameral legislature, but it wasn't always that way.... |
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History Moments: History Moments State Bird |
The Western Meadowlark is found on the western two thirds of the continent. It's no wonder that it'... |
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History Moments: History Moments William Jennings Bryan |
How a Nebraska lawyer ran for President three times, to where he ended up at the end of his career. |
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History Moments: History Moments State Song |
Jim Fross performs the Nebraska state song, Beautiful Nebraska. |
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History Moments: Arbor Day |
Arbor Day was first celebrated April 10, 1872 when Julius Sterling Morton, a Nebraska journalist... |
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