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 Happy 80th birthday to public education champion, Diane Ravitch.

This weekend sees the opening of the Special Olympics in Seattle.

I will have that Waitlist Work Session thread this weekend.  However, fyi, there was no real discussion about waitlist movement.

I'll also have a thread on what YOU can do if you do not like what is happening in our country.  Good news - there ARE things to be done but like most of what you want in life, it's going to take much hard work.

News from Pathfinder K-8 that students found, in a mural at the school, an image of slaves on a ship coming to America.  From the district's story:

The mural in their school hallway, documenting the early history of the United States, alarmed students who noticed an image of a ship sailing on open waters, filled with representations of enslaved Africans being brought to America. With the guidance of eighth-grade teacher Ami Pendley and Seattle University graduate intern Maria Abdullahi, the students leapt into action to make a lasting change to their school environment. After conferring with school administration, the young scholars voted unanimously that the theme of their end of year service project would be to modernize the mural in their school building with the focus of “Black Excellence.

I know that Pathfinder moved into Cooper Elementary when it was closed; I don't know when the mural came into the picture.

Sand Point Elementary's community also had an event about diversity and inclusion especially around Native Americans.  From the district's story:

On June 3 in the auditorium of Eckstein Middle School, the culminating work of the full Sand Point Elementary school body was on display during a night of singing, dancing and storytelling to bring the legend of the “Salmon Boy” to life.  

The schoolwide musical collaboration, the first of its kind for Sand Point Elementary, employed the school’s Huchoosedah Native Student After School Program, educators, teaching artists, PTA and students.

 Here's a teacher who loved students even after her death.  From Southern Living:

Even after Tammy Waddell’s death, the lifelong Georgia educator still had one more lesson left to teach.

The beloved Forsyth County teacher died on June 9^th at Northside Hospital-Forsyth following a prolonged battle with cancer. After decades spent touching the lives of local elementary students, Waddell has one last request: that instead of flowers, people bring backpacks full of school supplies for students in need.

Community meeting with Director Patu tomorrow at Raconteur, 5041 Wilson Ave S, from 9:30-11am.

Laugh for the weekend:

Isaac Walton @Isaac_r_w

Does anyone else feel super old knowing the world is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Harry Potter?

6:50 AM - 26 Jun 2018

J.K. Rowling‏

J.K. Rowling Retweeted Isaac Walton

Yes.

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