Maybe they are connected. Maybe not. Either way, I’ve learned something about myself.
I don’t know what the final report will say.
What I do know is that I’ve spent nearly 43 years trying to understand myself. This process has helped me do that more than I expected.
5/5
A little life update.
At the beginning of this year, I (re)started therapy because I recognized that I was in a depressive place. I didn’t go looking for a diagnosis. I was looking for a better understanding of myself and the tools to move forward.
1/5
What’s been unexpected is that this process has already changed me.
I’ve found myself looking back at different moments with more curiosity and less self-criticism. There are things I always assumed were personal shortcomings that I now see through a different lens.
4/5
For folks who've been asking, here's the agreement on teacher salaries: Overall, base pay rises 8% before state/local supplements and bonuses. Depending on a teacher's experience, they'll get anywhere from 5.5% to 17.1%, with larger raises going to newer teachers. #ncpol#nced
The Atlantic announced today that it is offering every public high school in the United States free digital access to its journalism and 168-year archive. Students, teachers, and administrators can get unlimited access while on campus. https://t.co/PPTZBylmrK #nced
RootED Weekly is back after a summer reset.
This week: NC’s school accountability reports and why test scores can’t tell the whole story of our schools. Plus resources, news, and the upcoming LatinxEd Summit.
Read here 👉 https://t.co/ogXwOzKLzz
#RootEDWeekly#NCed
I remember as a kid when people would say a "State job is a good job because of the benefits!" Political strategist @maggiekbarlow says NC legislative leaders have decisions to make now that the State Health Plan is raising rates, changing benefits and facing a shortfall #ncpol #Statelines @MyPBSNC
It’s time to elect leaders who are ready to do the hard work of strengthening our middle class, restoring voting rights and reproductive rights, protecting our environment, and ensuring every child has the excellent education they deserve.
Everything feels like it’s unraveling. But none of it is new.
DEI bans. ICE raids. Genocide. Bombs. Land grabs. Book bans.
It’s not chaos. It’s control.
And the system is doing what it was built to do.
This week’s RootED Weekly names the root: Empire.
Link in bio #RootEDWeekly
Just got back from Colombia, my first visit in over a decade.
This week’s special edition of #RootEDWeekly is a reflection on what the mountains, murals, and my tía’s asada taught me about leadership, belonging, and equity.
Read it here: https://t.co/yHG53RnYhM
#NCEd#LatinxEd
Book bans aren’t about protecting kids. They’re about controlling what they’re allowed to question, feel, and know.
This week’s #RootEDWeekly breaks down NC’s HB 636 and why classrooms must be spaces of courage, not compliance.
Read it here: https://t.co/zc2xMpvT48
#NCed
🚨BREAKING: At least 16 NC voters wrongly labeled as "never residents" stand to have Supreme Court votes immediately tossed. #ncpol
I've stayed up all night reaching out to voters and writing. Given the importance and urgency, I've lifted the paywall.
https://t.co/3hJEJhdATq
This week’s #RootEDWeekly breaks down immigration enforcement impacts, NC policy threats, and the power of community orgs like @SiembraNC.
https://t.co/yQZSCthGwM
This week’s #RootEDWeekly breaks down immigration enforcement impacts, NC policy threats, and the power of community orgs like @SiembraNC.
https://t.co/yQZSCthGwM