Bailey APAC MS

Welcome to the twitter feed for Bailey APAC Middle School in Jackson, MS. This account intended to inform and inspire.
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[Bailey APAC MS @BaileyAPAC]

Many K–12 assessments of reading in Spanish are missing essential literacy skills. Find out what to look for here. https://t.co/5F6aBjE73U

[Jackson Public Schools @JPSDistrict]

All JPS afterschool activities, programs, athletic events, and practices have been canceled for today, Wednesday, April 13, 2022, due to the threat of severe weather conditions. There are currently no changes to our regular school schedule. #WeAreJPS

[Jackson Public Schools @JPSDistrict]

Due to the threat of severe weather, all JPS schools will shift to virtual instruction on Tuesday, March 22, 2022, from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. for all scholars. There will be no in-person learning. #WeAreJPS

READ MORE: https://t.co/48B7EAP2Hy

[Maker Maven @maker_maven]

Did you know Albert Einstein was a skilled pianist and violinist? He once said "The greatest scientists are artists as well." Fun facts to share with kids! #STEM #MakerEd #EdChat

[Bailey APAC MS @BaileyAPAC]

Interested in the Arts and Academic programs offered? Apply today.

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[Jackson Public Schools @JPSDistrict]

The schools and offices of Jackson Public Schools will be closed from November 22nd through November 26th, 2021, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Have a safe and happy holiday! #WeAreJPS

DISTRICT CALENDAR: https://t.co/QGLBeEczTg

[Bailey APAC MS @BaileyAPAC]

Yeah, we're pretty proud of our staff and students. #1 middle school in Mississippi.
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[Bailey APAC MS @BaileyAPAC]

Tips for Math Teachers from Renaissance.----Read Dr. Kerns' four strategies making up lost instructional ground this year. https://t.co/G5pevWq4Js

[Bailey APAC MS @BaileyAPAC]

Stay cool out there and be aware of the dangers of excessive heat.

[Jackson State U. @JacksonStateU]

#JSUAlums: Congratulations to Jackson State University alumna Dr. Charlotte P. Morris on her appointment as the ninth president of Tuskegee University!

Read more in the JSU Newsroom: https://t.co/i6r3Cn4LxZ

[TIME @TIME]

Elizabeth Alexander: "Emmett Till would have been 80 today. His story still defines the ongoing fight for justice"
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[Bailey APAC MS @BaileyAPAC]

Want to know what some of your parents and grandparents’ video games looked like? Check and play today’s @GoogleDoodles to find out.

[Jackson Public Schools @JPSDistrict]

REMINDER: Mississippi's Sales Tax Holiday is fast approaching. Save on your purchases of clothing, footwear, and school supplies for school. Each item must be under $100. Get the details here -->>https://t.co/sBgkqhmJIw

[MSHumanities Council @MSHumanities]

Born today in 1925, Medgar Wiley Evers became one of our greatest Mississippians. His dedication to creating a Mississippi that lived up to America's ideals has benefitted all of us. https://t.co/GL6GKuIFIc

[Marshall Ramsey ✏️ @MarshallRamsey]

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS! Every Dog Has Its Day!
@HailStateBB
#HailState #CWS2021 via
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[Jackson Public Schools @JPSDistrict]

Calling all adopters, schools, staff members, & community partners! Join us for "All Hands on Deck" Beautification Day from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday, July 30. Interested volunteers may complete the Beautification Day Sign-Up Form: https://t.co/aOdZxgPwxK.

[Ashton Pittman @ashtonpittman]

NEW: No single person can claim credit for retiring the old Mississippi state flag a year ago today.

It was driven by decades of work by Black Mississippi activists and leaders. Here's the first in a series on the people who made it happen. https://t.co/fSmyjM6dKY

[WJTV 12 News @WJTV]

Black Men in White Coats held to educate teens about medical fields https://t.co/lMxLtSn0Ve

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Did you know no country has changed its flag as frequently as the United States? #FlagDay https://t.co/u5DdbwueQK

[Kayla Thompson @KThompsonTV]

The city of Jackson will have a firework show in downtown Jackson to celebrate Juneteenth.

The show starts at 9 p.m. @WJTV