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Students are using this time at home to enhance their education through media

SECC put out a call to action to and students answered, creating a diverse collection of films to be shared with the entire community through SECC’s platforms. For specific details about what is required, read more about the Call to Action.

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This week's SEVA Teacher of the Week is Brad Clark of Franklin High School @ElkGroveUnified. Visit secctv.org to learn more about him. #secctv pic.twitter.com/YnGVqmwsvq

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Here's an excellent one to practice going this weekend! Investigate effects of leavening, emulsification, and the Maillard Reaction with @sac_coe Chef Jones as she makes chocolate chip cookies: youtu.be/9pzF4hFKs_w #secctv #learnathome

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For the next few weeks, we'll be celebrating all Sacramento County 2020 graduates! Today, we're kicking off the celebration with virtual graduations from the @NatomasUSD. Congratulations, graduates! pic.twitter.com/QjFVuG4BqX

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On this episode of Classroom in the Kitchen, make discoveries about coagulation, emulsion, nappe, and more as @sac_coe Chef Carissa Jones explores the world of eggs: youtu.be/zCiGFmHj3EI #secctv #learnfromhome

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On this episode of Classroom in the Kitchen, study about activation and fermentation when you make dough with @sac_coe Chef Stephen Hazelton: youtu.be/RRJWYC3cy6o #secctv #learnathome

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