Thank you to the Marines who led the Flag Salute ceremony yesterday. It was beautiful, and we are so proud of the people who serve our country. The National Anthem, sung by Mr. Whiteman, was outstanding. #americasfineststudents#cswcelebratingournation
What a fantastic DEA presentation we had at St Francis School. Students leaned about drug labs, dogs, medications, gear, and we had a DEA helicopter land on the field. Engaging, informative, and exciting!#sdcatholic#RedRibbonWeek2022
Celebrating the Nation! What a privilege for St. Francis School community to have the Marines lead the Flag salute.Thank you for your service! #CSW22#CSW22SD
Seminarian Marc, alum of St. Francis and Sr. Val, our preschool teacher, who joined the Salesian order talked . to 8th graders about their religious journey. Inspirational and amazing talks! #americasfinestteachers, #americasfineststudents, #vocationtalks
CSW -Celebrating our Community. We are different and alike at the same time. A multilingual rosary with Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Vietnamese, and Malayalam proved language doesn't matter when we pray. #CSW2021#CSW2021sd#americasfineststudents
Yesterday, we celebrated our parish by making spiritual bouquets for our pastor, Fr. Ruben, Fr. Ricky, Fr. Chima, and Sr. Madeline. We can't thank them enough for their love, care and unconditional support of the School.#CSW21#CSW21SD#NCEAtalk
We celebrated our Nation by coming together for a prayer service around our flag to pray for our country and wearing red, white, and blue! #CSW21#CSW21SD#NCEAtalk
Delivered thank you signs and gifts to all my amazing, hardworking surprised, teachers of St. Francis School. No virus will stop my teachers from teaching. Thank you!! #americasfinestteachers#TeacherAppreciationWeek2020
It is not that the black inequality can be eliminated until the black family is strengthened, it but rather the achievement of equality will strengthen the family, the community, the nation, black and white! Blaming the Victim, Ryan, William 1976 #educationishistory_2020
The quote, "Africans were considered foreigners, and foreigners were considered Africans" reminded me of the erase and replace policy established against the indigenous Native Americans in our country! #Educationishisotry_2020
@Elizabe05570521 Richard Ruiz states, "to deny people their language" - as in colonial schooling - is to deny them voice." Voice is equated to agency - the power to act. Powerful statement about the most evil form of colonialism.#Educationishistory_2020
@Elizabe05570521 Richard Ruiz (1991) said, "to deny people their language - as in colonial schooling - is to deny them voice." Voice is equated to agency - the power to act. Powerful statement about the most evil form of colonialism.#Educationishistory_2020