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CTN provides curriculum-based instructional media resources to support educators of the Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn & Queens. We are a service of @DeSalesMedia

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The annual Scholars vs. Collars softball game at Maimonides Park was a hit! This year, the priests and seminarians snapped their losing streak with a 15-5 victory over @catholicschoolsbq principals and administrators.

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From Roblox parent controls to digital parenting anxiety, online gambling risks, and AI toys, our Parents' Ultimate Guides cover the digital issues families are asking about most. Practical help. Real answers. Read the full collection.
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🎓 Don't miss out! Join us for End-of-Year Admin PD sessions featuring Google Admin certification, inventory guidelines, and device management tips.

👉 Sign up now: https://t.co/1cxkq91k4U

Don't forget to access our End of Year Guide:
https://t.co/xGpT16UpPE

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The Tablet Jr. Social Justice Art Award voting page is live, and we need YOU to decide which artwork takes the crown.

Vote daily in the grades 7-8 category through Sunday, June 21, at 11:59 PM.

Cast your vote now → https://t.co/3flPWSGSoH

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🎨 Vote for Amazing Student Art in the Grade 4-6 category

Students from eight of our Catholic schools have created incredible artwork—and YOU get to decide which ones deserve the Tablet Jr. Social Justice Art Award!

⏰ Voting ends Sunday, June 21

https://t.co/9qquWOX2dP

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America's 250th is a chance to explore history, culture, and values through creative, hands-on projects. Visit https://t.co/xwfB1Anxfm to get activities you can do with your students today!

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Our talented student journalists at Notre Dame Catholic Academy have been hard at work, and we're excited to share the final edition of Tablet Jr. for the 25-26 school year! From breaking news to inspiring stories, our young reporters bring fresh perspectives to our community.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 5 AT 7 PM EST:

“School Year in Review,” a special edition newscast is airing next Friday on NET-TV.

The half-hour broadcast will highlight outstanding achievements, inspiring stories, and the lasting impact of a Catholic education throughout the @BrooklynDiocese during the 2025-2026 academic year.

From students who exceeded expectations to teachers who shaped both minds and hearts, “School Year in Review” showcases the people and programs that continue to strengthen @catholicschlsbq.

Join @CPersichette on June 5 and meet those who made this school year one for the books: https://t.co/oeXNGGCzS1

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Today, we concluded our Holocaust Interdisciplinary Project in collaboration with author Liza Wiemer and the ADL. We were deeply moved by the heartfelt messages these students shared in our Zoom session. As one student wisely noted, "Silence is compliance."

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In a world searching for meaning, the Passionist charism reminds us that hope is found in the love and sacrifice of Christ. Join Anthony Mullen as he explores a spirituality that continues to inspire faith in today’s world.

Premieres May 30 at 6:30 PM: https://t.co/jtNLhYC7V8

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Join Anthony Mullin on a journey through the Passionist charism — a spirituality rooted in the suffering and love of Christ that continues to bring hope and meaning to the modern world.

Passionist Way premieres May 30 at 6:30 PM on NET TV: https://t.co/cRzoDGkUiD

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Here's a behind-the-scenes look at those who made our Girls & STEM Virtual Conference possible. What were some of your favorite parts of the conference?

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We are still processing the impact of our Girls & STEM Virtual Conference. Check out our AI Moderator for the conference. What do you think of Engie's insightful remarks?

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🌟 Girls & STEM: Inspiring the Next Generation of Women in Science and Technology
Every great innovation starts with curiosity. Every breakthrough discovery begins with someone asking "What if?" — and we believe that someone could be you.

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Get Ready for Girls & STEM Today!
Are you excited about the Girls & STEM Virtual Conference happening today? Here's your quick prep checklist to make sure everything runs smoothly:

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Today concludes Liza Week. Our sessions at Our Lady of Perpetual Help C.A. and St. Nicholas of Tolentine C.A. highlighted antisemitism and "The Assignment." One student asked Liza, "Who reported it was completed?" She replied, "It takes just one person to be an upstander."

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@ctnbrooklyn Liza Wiemer emphasized that change starts with each of us—encouraging everyone to stand against hurtful language.

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Liza Week: a conversation highlighted the issue of antisemitism and the role of being an upstander. A St. Brigid student remarked on the normalization of hurtful words in society.

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Day two highlight of Liza Week! Each presentation shares a common message: you have the power to treat others with kindness and respect and be the change the world needs. This message for students at St. Bartholomew C.A. and St. Leo C.A. will be unforgettable.

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Happy Liza Week! This week, our CTN team welcomed author Liza Wiemer, who spoke at 8 schools in our diocese. Liza, author of The Assignment, emphasizes the importance of being an UPSTANDER: the change starts with you.

Thank you to the ADL for making this possible.