If you found your HCPS device under a pile of clothes, or wedged between your table and the wall this summer, PLEASE drop it off at your school as soon as possible. The Technology department wants to update it and make sure it's ready for instruction in September! #HCPStogether
@librarian_tracy I agree and gave the book 3 stars as well! While it was a fun read with some meaningful, inclusive moments, the whole concept of a big scholarship based on a popularity contest bothered me.
Escape your surroundings with Google Earth! Let Mrs. Z be your guide in this week’s installment of TinkeringTogether. Middle and high school students register at https://t.co/f5sYZEBuON for this fun asynchronous experience brought to you by #ourhcpslibrary @drpcarpenter @EHSRAMS
Congratulations to Edgewood's own Simona Arkorful for being one of the 25 students in the nation who was just awarded a $40,000 scholarship live on @GMA!!!
Some back-to-school inspiration: After his hard work at Edgewood High, including countless after-school hours at the library, 2020 Grad Kevin Bury received a variety of scholarships covering all his expenses at Mount St. Mary's where he is a freshman criminal justice major now!
Thank you to the students, staff, and community members who had the courage to share their experiences during a powerful discussion about race and racism.
We have compiled a list of readings and resources about race as we keep this conversation going.
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Learn history best through historical fiction? I HIGHLY recommend Dreamland Burning by Jennifer Latham. Don't want to give too much away, but it's set in Tulsa and MAN they sure skipped this horrible event when I was in school! 😥 #LeadWithLove https://t.co/cioUq6C0Up
Resources for discussing race and curated reading lists for elementary, middle and high from HC Public Library #leadwithlove#ourhcpslibrary@EHSrams
https://t.co/rPEwv0e9dL