Naperville Central science teacher Leah Johnson is spending two weeks on a research expedition with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA.
While aboard the ship Pisces, Johnson will help monitor fisheries along the outer banks of the Carolinas.
You can keep up with Johnson by following her blog on NOAA’s Teacher At Sea website.
teacheratsea.noaa.gov
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iLouis Freeman is a lifelong trailblazer – from one of the first Black students at his high school to the first Black pilot at Southwest Airlines
iEarly voting begins today, trials to resume soon in DuPage after $13 million courthouse renovation, and one in seven DuPage residents have had first COVID vaccine.
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iThe Naperville Park District Board of Commissioners discussed various capitol projects and renovations at its meeting last night.
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iWe get a cross-town classic on the girls gymnastics floor as both Naperville Central and Naperville North are looking for their first conference win.
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