Today is #studentpressfreedom day! The Tower is extremely grateful to be able to cover controversial issues, but other student presses aren’t so lucky, as the First Amendment doesn’t protect them. Read this op-ed for more. @SPLC
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Coffee with the Candidates is TONIGHT! Doors open at 6pm and the event begins at 6:30 in the John Adams Auditorium. It will be great opportunity to learn more about the candidates for school board with elections only a few weeks away.
We are meeting after school briefly today in room 2820 to discuss our upcoming event “Coffee with the Candidates.” Please come, we would love to have as many people involved as possible!
Don’t miss SASS’s Coffee With the Candidates: A public-run discussion with the candidates running for school board. Make sure to tell your family and friends to come out to make sure they vote informed this November.
SASS meeting at 4pm today in Ms. Stanton’s room 2820. We will be talking about our plan for a discussion with the school board candidates. All are welcome!
First SASS meeting of the year: Thursday 9/6 at 4pm in Mrs. Stanton’s room 2820. We will be discussing our schedule and plans/ideas for the year. Please tell your friends, we want a great turnout!
In her proposal for arming teachers, Betsy DeVos is overlooking solutions that are both more promising and less contentious, and that violence prevention experts have spent years clamoring for. https://t.co/5l24vjVV6t
Once again, my heart hurts and all of me is so angry.
We cannot accept this as our reality. We cannot accept violence, or hate.
Fight for Jacksonville. Send them your love, your passion, and your change.
Another mass shooting, when will enough be enough? How many lives need to be taken before a change is made? Register to vote. Call and write politicians. Support and organize rallies. Let’s do our part in ending gun violence! #JacksonvilleShooting
As the school year begins, we are in the midst of planning and developing new ways for Adams students to get involved with politics and help make changes to the issues that affect us. We are here and louder than ever, so stay tuned!
53 years ago today, the #VotingRightsAct of 1965 was signed into law.
Men and women have fought for decades for the right to vote. Honor their relentless efforts by getting out to vote this November 6th. Get started here: https://t.co/cA3tyaS6kW