South Carolina is struggling to retain its teachers. Those in the profession are finding it almost impossible to make a living wage, and are taking on odd jobs after their school day ends. https://t.co/HQWzwJW3Ab
While it might seem like common sense, school and education officials say reducing screen time and having conversations with kids are necessary steps to prepare them for going to kindergarten. https://t.co/g0BqjCSFkW
In a 2017 study, students silenced cell phones, stashed them away, ignored them outright. Silently, the phones fought back. I found it fascinating. My new piece for @Edutopia.
92-year-old Shirley Gottesman sorted shoes inside Auschwitz, the Nazis’ largest concentration camp. When forced to work in the crematorium, she found her murdered mother’s shoe.
She’s “trying to do as much as [she] can” to ensure people never forget.
@jeffglor has the story
Important Message: Students at Thomas Ewing will be dismissed at 2:30pm beginning April 22nd due to the construction on Route 37 near Rising Park until further notice #senatornation
Reminder: please make sure you are on time 7:43am Thursday and Friday for AIR Testing. ELA #1 is Thursday and ELA #2 is Friday. Please make sure your Chromebooks are charged and ready to go! #Senatornation
Please be aware of the important AIR State Testing Dates:
Friday,March 22-Practice Test
Thursday,April 4-Lanaguage Arts Part 1
Friday,April 5-Language Arts Part 2
Please make sure that your student brings their Chromebook charged to school everyday but particularly on test days!
Today at Thomas Ewing, we held a moment of silence to recognize former TE student (01-03) and 2007 LHS grad Spc. Joseph P. Collette. Thank you for your service and sacrifice Joseph!
@timothykight Students at Thomas Ewing doing a "speed dating" activity working on 1. Pause 2. GYMR 3. Responding above the line with real-life junior high EVENTS! Working on listening skills as well! #E+R=O #senatornation
A hush fell over the city of Lancaster just before 1:00 pm today for the funeral procession of Lt. Brian Lowe. Our hearts are heavy as we remember the recipient of the Chamber's Brett Markwood Award in 2000. May peace fall on those who knew and loved him.