Please help me and my classmates raise money to buy ingredients for our volunteer work @ParkdaleFood ... Parkdale provides fresh and healthy food for the less fortunate members of our community. Please share this message!! https://t.co/iQFeA92pBQ
Today is #WorldRefugeeDay ... something we looked at all semester in world issues. Educate yourself on the problem to help make a change #jmsshpa12 https://t.co/V5xoIbSvxN
South Sudan, Syria, Afghanistan, Myanmar and Somalia all have something in common: They are driving the bulk of the world's refugee crisis. Here's a look at the conflicts driving people out. https://t.co/NiwscVd0p9 #WorldRefugeeDay
Wow what an afternoon. So proud of all my students and what they have achieved over the semester. Each and every one of you were on 🔥 today - that’s what all of our guests told me 👊 #proudteacher
Latest blog post is a Big THANK YOU to all of the students that I have taught that are graduating this year. https://t.co/P5pZPxaeOq Have a read, special mentions @kat_montpetit@hannahsclass16@odessajmss @TylekAnika @brooketam_13@JDanthro @freeflythom Nicole
So many great ideas being shared at John McCrae Secondary School’s annual Science Fair! Thanks to the students for presenting their unique projects this afternoon.
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IT'S GAME DAY!! I can't wait to see and hear all about everyone's semester / last three years for some of you!! We will be going LIVE on Twitter for anyone who can't make it to our Social Science Fair. @TheEllenShow#jmsshpa10#jmsshpa11#jmsshpa12
Great news! WHO certifies #Paraguay malaria-free.
🇵🇾 is the first country in the Americas to eliminate #malaria since Cuba in 1973. https://t.co/58aaolJ7SN
All corporate-owned @StarbucksCanada stores, including nearly 50 locations across Ottawa, will close today around 2 p.m. for bias training. https://t.co/WpK9I7gzO0
“Low plastic stool, cheap but delicious noodles, cold Hanoi beer.” This is how I’ll remember Tony. He taught us about food — but more importantly, about its ability to bring us together. To make us a little less afraid of the unknown. We’ll miss him.