“hours spent choosing the right word & rearranging sentences to better follow one another are what teach you how meaning is conveyed…Having students write essays isn’t merely a way to test their grasp of the material; it gives them experience in articulating their thoughts.”
In the last 25 years, wages for college graduates have risen 28%. Wages for teachers during the same period, only 2%.
We’re calling on states and districts to increase teacher pay. It’s time our teachers saw the support and pay they deserve.
Livable wage = Respect.
Opening night for She Kills Monsters is less than a week away. The drama students have been busy putting the final touches on this fall production. Check out this sneak peek video produced by Arii Shea.#nipmucpride
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Important conversation today hosted by @RudermanFdn@RedSox to break the stigma on mental health through partnerships with our professional sports teams. Together we pledge to invest in mental health as a citywide priority.
Installation of the Silva Cell Tree Root System as part of Lexington’s Center Streetscape Project to improve the sidewalk tree health in the downtown area.
Still a good question: “Was it the town where nearly 200 townspeople had joined those restive veterans to be arrested on the green? Or was it the one where more than 5000 people had turned out to make sure that no homes for poor people would be built?” https://t.co/Ij3IHDkOPr
This morning, Zelenskyy gave updates to U.S. Senators on a Zoom chat. The Ukrainian ambassador requested that nobody share anything on social media during the meeting. Sens. Rubio and Daines posted screenshots from the Zoom anyway, putting Zelenskyy’s life at risk.
But I think the worst part about running restaurants during a once in a lifetime deadly pandemic is that it makes me feel like I’m bad at my job. Despite everything I’ve listed I still love what I do and I hate that this makes me feel like everything I do is meaningless.
This year's 🎃historical figure that the ladies (plus Mr. David!) of Lexington High Social Studies are paying tribute to is Kathrine Switzer, who ran the Boston Marathon in 1967 when women were not permitted. She evaded assault by race officials with the help of fellow runners.
Imagine if the State used resources appropriately and the already trainined Lexington Firefighter/Paramedics could administer the vaccines to Lexington Educators over a five-day period at the Lexington High School Field House? @LexEDAssoc
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RIP turkey. I love my fellow Somervillans: “Some people even held a “turkey send-off,” and at 8 p.m. on Sunday went out onto their front steps and gobbled in tribute.”https://t.co/CKbQ24rwbM via @BostonGlobe
This is amazing. It makes me so happy that people create such goodness. Wild Turkeys In The City | Wonderland Spectacle Co. https://t.co/sAQdl8eX2E via @YouTube