Nick (Ghost) Crowell

My bio is games and uplifting. Pc and Xbox: NobleGhostRider

[family friendly era @BhadDhad]

that’s my Latina sister Lady Guadalupe Hernandez Gagita yall 😭😭😭❤️

[Cell @SaiynFrmEarth]

Clinton calling for the full release of the Epstein files:

[Time Capsule Tales @timecaptales]

This guy filmed his trip to the Halo 3 midnight launch in 2007, just pure nostalgia.

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

I hate that empathy is seen as "radical"‼️

[Omak🇵🇸 @itsOmak_]

FUCK ICE

[Nick (Ghost) Crowell @NJCCrowell]

@TCGTracker Less then a minute. Oos

[Nick (Ghost) Crowell @NJCCrowell]

@PokemonRestocks IP always blocked by them

[Nick (Ghost) Crowell @NJCCrowell]

@WZKDGAMES Ship to las cruces?

[Anime Aesthetics @anime_]

WHEN POKEMON PLAYED THE ORIGINAL THEME SONG IN ASH’S FINAL BATTLE

[Oved Espinoza 🍁 @OvedEspinoza1]

Robbie Reyes AKA Ghost Rider #AntiICE

[Boomer Shooter Art @boomshootart]

Doom Slayer in Elden Ring

Animation by Selexe on YouTube

[Nick (Ghost) Crowell @NJCCrowell]

@shockC_ 165 to 185

[Red ❤️‍🔥 @imJustRed]

Which element had the most aura ?

[U.S. Department of Critical Inquiry @USDeptCritInq]

We should've reformed the U.S. Department of Education(like we've been begging for years) to better serve states by reinvesting federal tax dollars into education, following the lead of the highest-ranking countries in education: we should provide higher teacher compensation like Luxembourg, Switzerland, and Norway do, paying teachers up to $137,000, $103,000, not the U.S.’s $44,000 for new teachers; we should increase overall education funding like Norway, Luxembourg, and Denmark do, spending up to $22,000 per pupil and meeting the UNESCO 15% standard, not the U.S.’s $17,700 and 12.7%; we should make robust investments in programs and resources like Finland, Japan, and Canada do, funding early childhood, special education, and STEM, not underfunding programs like Title I; we should implement standardized and coherent curricula like Finland and Japan do, ensuring consistency, not the U.S.’s fragmented state-level standards; we should prioritize strong teacher training and professional development like Finland and Singapore do, requiring extensive training, not the U.S.’s inconsistent support; we should ensure equitable access and inclusion like Canada and Sweden do, funding all schools equally, not struggling with gaps like the U.S.; and we should focus on early childhood education like France and Denmark do, enrolling over 90% of 3-5-year-olds, not the U.S.’s 65%. States deserve these federal funds(about 11% of K-12 revenue, per NCES) to address critical needs, but we’ve been fighting for these things for YEARS, and the only solution the government provides instead of doing those things is to destroy the whole department, which is the worst possible option.