Happy first day of school, FMS!!! We wish we could say hi in person, but until then- here are some of your teachers’ bitmojis saying have a great day!!! 🖤 (from left) Mrs. Ring, Mrs. Heuman, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Grupp,… https://t.co/mh8krKTy9L
FMS teachers and staff say hi! 👋🏻👋🏻 we can’t wait to “see” everyone on Tuesday! Do you recognize any of your awesome teachers, guidance counselors, administrators, and more?!? @HCPSchools#ourhcpslibrary @ Fallston… https://t.co/W0qUVCpW8L
And with the magic of digital backgrounds in Teams.... Mrs. Ring will still be teaching you “from” the library! Our first library lesson during your ILA class will introduce SORA- an app to check out digital books… https://t.co/XXMpUuYmsy
The HCPL summer reading is virtual this year! Head to their website to participate in their “virtual adventure” for all ages! Now through September 7! https://t.co/MolAi98Nvt 📚📚📚📚#ourhcpslibrary @drpcarpenter hcps_schools https://t.co/m20eY7EoGQ
Wow, what an important time in history we are living in right now!! ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏾✊🏿Check out https://t.co/3RbYqzm0ep for great lists of young adult books to read and expand your knowledge of diversity, empathy, inclusion, and… https://t.co/OWr3kpv85V
In times of great political and social upheaval, schools often serve as a protected space outside the home for students to wrestle with difficult concepts. But those conversations are hard to have right now. https://t.co/aTwiG3SKud
Mrs. Ring is currently reading: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes- Suzanne Collins’s latest novel! 🤩📚💯 Can’t wait to add this one to our library when we return! suzannecollinsofficial @drpcarpenter hcps_schools… https://t.co/9MRfPIe1iE
Ghost Boys by Jewell Parker Rhodes is this year’s Maryland Black Eyed Susan Award winner for 6th to 9th grade novels! Who read this one?! What a great choice! 🥳💯📚#ourhcpslibrary @drpcarpenter hcps_schools https://t.co/JHe311vPq9
“Some time in your day today, try to turn off all the noises you can around you, and give yourself some ‘quiet time.’ In the silence, let yourself think about something. ... Or if possible, think about nothing.”