I’m beyond thrilled that my friend @JoeBiden and our first Black and Indian-American woman Vice President, @KamalaHarris, are headed to restore some dignity, competence, and heart at the White House. Our country sorely needs it.
BREAKING: JOE BIDEN WINS
Joe Biden will be the 46th president of the United States, CNN projects, after a victory in Pennsylvania puts the Scranton-born Democrat over 270 https://t.co/pZ8pr4cMTG #CNNElection
@MaytagBrand I am very dissapointed with the brand and the store @BestBuy I bought a maytag dryer one month ago today was the third time they change/ replace the dryer and guess what?!!! The “new dryer” was damaged again!!!
I spoke to over 50 K-12 educators about how they’re using @Bitmoji and gathered over 40 downloadable templates. Enjoy! @edutopia
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Florida’s Back to School sales tax holiday is underway, and runs through Sunday. In addition to clothing and typical school supplies, it also exempts taxes on the first $1,000 on computers and accessories such as headphones, mouse, etc. Distance learning in @pbcsd begins 8/31!
In schools across the country, a new reading regimen is taking shape—and it replaces general skills like “finding the main idea” and “summarizing” with deeper learning of content knowledge.
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Day 2 ❤️Everyday I’ll post a photo from a day in the life of an educator. I’ll post without any explanation & I‘ll nominate someone to take the challenge. That’s 7 photos, 7 days,7 nominations. Today, I nominate @fatima44012902
Thank you @RodriguezESL1 for nominating me, day 1 on the life of an educator, because it is not only in the classroom that we need to create a bond with our coworkers, it also outside the educational environment that we build strong relationships. I want to nominate @AstridMoral
And that’s a wrap! All 508 8th graders from Okeeheelee Middle School earned enough credits to move on to high school! I’m so proud of the class of 2020! #wedidit#proudAP@okeeheeleems@pbcsd Class of 2023, are you ready for me?
Instead of getting mad at your child’s teacher for wanting to stay alive, get mad at the government for refusing to provide monthly stimulus checks, more unemployment money, rent freezes, and childcare subsidies. The government has failed to act, not teachers.