Another epic workshop with Ledyard, Fitch, & New London MTW groups. Among other things, we planned a panel discussion for Black History Month & a workshop for middle school students. Thank you to the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation for hosting us today! @PequotTribe
Last week we facilitated 24 conversation over 2 days with all of the 6th graders at LMS. We focused on being kind to each other & steps to prevent bullying. We are making a difference one difficult conversation at a time!
Thank you all for your support during Hispanic Heritage Month & our Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations. Part of our mission is to learn about & celebrate all communities. Stay tuned for more and/or join us after school on Tuesday’s in room 211 to get involved, learn, and grow.
Join us in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. Today’s topic is Puerto Rico. Even though PR has been part of the USA for over a century, confusion persists about its legal status & that of the U.S. citizens that live on the island. Visit our Insta for more. Same username.
Have you heard about MTW? We are an influential group focused on learning more about bias/prejudice and working for change in our school community. Sign out to room 211 during Activity Period on Wednesday to learn more or see Mr. Jannke.
And that’s a wrap folks. We’ll see you on the other side. Keep up the good flight. One difficult conversation at a time. We are excited for next year! Happy summer all 🥰
Be sure to keep up with our Instagram posts this Pride Month as we highlight different pride flags each day. It’ll be a good learning experience for all. Our Insta is at https://t.co/QlCFCUWFvU
Outdoor coffee house this Thursday! Forecast is looking ☀️😎!! Performers sign up w/ link in bio. Plus Arts Night is right before, so come spend an evening enjoying the culmination of a year of visual & performing arts at LHS 🔥🔥🔥
Best workshop of the year today, hands down! But it was also our last of the year. Bittersweet. They say without love in a dream it’ll never come true. We certainly have a dream for a better world and are powered by love, empathy, learning, kindness, and passion for change! ❤️❤️
Transgender Day of Visibility was founded by transgender woman Rachel Crandall-Crocker on March 31st, 2009. She spread the word online about Trans Day of Visibility to have a day to enjoy being trans and unite trans people worldwide where they would not have to feel lonely.
We went down to Fitch yesterday to meet with their MTW group. Had an engaging discussion identifying priority issues of concern at both schools and brainstorming solutions. Moving forward one conversation at a time!
Heavy, heavy workshop today with Fitch, Ledyard, and New London MTWs. Topic was helping NL bring 120 middle schoolers up to the high school next year. I am so proud of our MTWs students. They are so caring and wise! Adults need to listen to them more.
Highlighting Louis Armstrong for #BlackHistoryMonth The most influential jazz player during Harlem Renaissance. His solos changed the course of jazz & his singing brought world-wide stardom. He was responsible for enduring hits like “What A Wonderful World” and “Hello Dolly.”
We facilitated a powerful conversation with 5th graders about the use of hurtful/hateful words and being kind earlier this week. Making a difference one challenging conversation at a time.
Educating our community and answering questions at the Music Holiday Market last Saturday. Kind of cool teaching older generations. Baby steps, but progress!!