#Opinion
Elected officials could learn from the Lancaster County teens who took part in discussion on school safety at the LNP Studio https://t.co/SVge54Vf0d
Yesterday 4 of our students (Liz Agosto, Eshika Bhanot, Ivan Derenoncourt, and Isamarie Hernandez-Arroyo) attended a discussion at LNP. They were in a group of 12 Lancaster County students who discussed school safety and gun control.
Live at 4 p.m.: Lancaster County high school students discuss school safety and shootings via Facebook live: https://t.co/5m5wwcCH6L https://t.co/pcBua3KYCx
In preparation for our reading of #LordoftheFlies, I asked my classes, “What would happen if this English class were put on a deserted island?” This was one of my student’s responses. If this doesn’t describe teaching, I don’t know what does. #SDoLTech#teaching#truth
Our children deserve to go to school without fearing for their lives and parents should be confident their kids will be safe after they leave for school each morning. Our country must come together to stop this senseless violence and loss of life. https://t.co/Sm594mkLRs
SDoL parents and students are encouraged to attend CyberWise, a program on digital citizenship, this Tuesday, February 20 at Reynolds Middle School, 6:30 p.m.
The time has finally come! Getting to hear the #PETE2018 closing keynote from @msoskil. We are in the 4th Industrial Revolution. Are we preparing kids for this?
How can Ss learn to be good citizens and life-long learners when they are often not allowed to be citizens of their own schools and classrooms? - Mike Soskil @msoskil#pete2018