Hey @RJSchools high school students! Follow all the latest developments on COVID19 and its effects right here on the official feed of the Red Jacket Social Studies Department.
On this date in 1848, the Seneca Falls Convention ended and attendees signed the “Declaration of Sentiments." Did you know the original manuscript is missing? #otd#ChronAm
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@RJSchools students DOMINATED their AP history exams with a combined 27 of 33 students scoring a 3 or higher to get potential college credit. That's 82%! To compare, the combined rate of 3+ in NY was 66% and world-wide it was 59%.
@RJSchools students DOMINATED their AP history exams with a combined 27 of 33 students scoring a 3 or higher to get potential college credit. That's 82%! To compare, the combined rate of 3+ in NY was 66% and world-wide it was 59%.
@RJSchools students DOMINATED their AP History Exams with a combined 27 of 33 students getting a 3 or higher on their U.S. History and Modern World History exams. That's 82%! To compare, combined NY rate of 3 or higher on those exams is 66% and world-wide is 59%.
A force of nature unto himself, he lived and breathed social justice — as citizen, activist, & long-time Member of Congress.
A reminder to those in power that our founding documents promise Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness — for all.
John Lewis RIP: 1940-2020
https://t.co/p6UrdEtuBu He marched alongside Dr. King. He was arressted more times than he could count. But he was there was LBJ signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965; and he was there for the election of our first black POTUS in 2008.
https://t.co/s8OMqGivVG New Across the Hall Podcast with @Brockport history professor Joe Torre. We talk about the importance role our region played in U.S. History in the 19th century. @BrockportHist
I stayed up late last night to spend some time looking out the window. It was a beautiful day to see the Great Lakes and my childhood home in upstate New York.
https://t.co/dqmoZcTMXl 52 years ago Monday, between 1 and 2 million people showed up alongside the tracks to pay their respects to Bobby Kennedy, who had been assasinated two days earlier.
https://t.co/JCucp2WYmz New Across the Hall Podcast! RJ Superintendent Charlene Dehn joins Mr. Harrington to discuss what it's been like leading the district through the past few months. We talk about graduation, the upcoming school budget vote, and Mrs. Dehn's love of flying.