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Prom & Ball Fashion

Fashion Spring

Fashion Museum

Chelsea High School | Washtenaw County Michigan

Fashion Technology

Carson Newman University | Jefferson County Tennessee

Art, Design & Fashion Studios

Round Rock Intermediate School District | Williamson County Texas

Mise en oeuvre des polymères

https://www.fortedward.org/

Fort Edward Free School District | Washington County New York

The Intersection of Design and Engineering

Brookes International Day School | Moscow

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Home Economics

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United States Consumer Sentiment

Release Calendar 2025


The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index (MCSI) is released twice a month:

  1. Preliminary Report – Released mid-month (usually the second Friday of the month).
  2. Final Report – Released at the end of the month (usually the fourth Friday of the month).

Both reports are published at 10:00 AM Eastern Time (ET).


Arbor Day

https://youtu.be/oXyB0TvA-vc?si=0Mfh34uU2k4M0yPC

“Arbor Day” Grant Wood

Plumbing & Sanitation

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Energy 300

Review of all consensus, consortia and open source codes, standards and regulations regarding energy production and conservation relevant to the education facility industry.

Faculty and staff in the education industry in all nations provide basic research, application research in energy technologies.  The “cities-within-cities” we call the #SmartCampus” also provide crucibles for new testing new technologies as well as provide energy load for utilities operating under all ownership regimes.

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Standing Agenda / Energy Standards Monthly

 

St. George’s Day

St. George Christian Martyr

 

St. George’s Day — Patron Saint of England — is  celebrated on April 23 to honor England’s patron saint, St. George, a Roman soldier martyred in 303 AD for his Christian faith. His legend, particularly the slaying of a dragon, became emblematic of good triumphing over evil, resonating deeply in medieval England. By the 14th century, St. George was officially recognized as England’s patron, with his feast day marked by religious observances and chivalric celebrations.

In UK educational settings, the day’s history reflects evolving cultural and pedagogical priorities. During the medieval period, schools tied to monasteries or cathedrals included St. George’s Day in religious curricula, emphasizing moral lessons through hagiographies. The Reformation diminished saintly feasts, but St. George’s Day persisted in schools as a symbol of English identity, especially in the 19th century amid imperial pride. Victorian-era schools celebrated with pageants, plays, and readings of patriotic tales.

 In USA educational settings multiculturalism and secularism reduced its prominence in schools, with observances often limited to assemblies or history lessons; most commonly observed in the American South and Midwest. 

 

Prime Minister’s Questions

Standards January: Language

Civic Education in the United States

 

Leviathan And Its Enemies: Samuel T. Francis (2016)

 

Electrical Reliability 300

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