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Via SPS' Twitter feed: Congratulations to @NH_Raiders Dominic Damon on becoming the first wrestler from an SPS school to win a state title!

I - love - this - kid; show your kids that having a talent, any talent, is something to be proud of.  So wonderful. 

Yet another kid to love for his incredible talent- show your kids this video as well.

The College Board speaks up on two kinds of code your student should know.

Of all the skills and knowledge that we test young people for that we know are correlated with success in college and in life, which is the most important? Their answer: the ability to master “two codes” — computer science and the U.S. Constitution.

Their short answer was that if you want to be an empowered citizen in our democracy — able to not only navigate society and its institutions but also to improve and shape them, and not just be shaped by them — you need to know how the code of the U.S. Constitution works. And if you want to be an empowered and adaptive worker or artist or writer or scientist or teacher — and be able to shape the world around you, and not just be shaped by it — you need to know how computers work and how to shape them. 

Uh oh, Betsy DeVos in trouble (what else is new)? 

It turns out Betsy DeVos did everything in her power to obstruct investigations into her misdeeds. In her best efforts to get away with misconduct like her boss, Donald Trump, she clearly broke the law. “Lawmakers from four House and Senate committees who oversee the department sent a letter to DeVos on Tuesday, suggesting that the effort to replace the department’s acting Inspector General.”

Grrrr. Body shaming at a cheerleading awards dinner? In 2019? Sure. 

None of the cheerleaders who received the awards were available for comment to The New York Times, but a current cheerleader said in an interview that the girls went along with the jokes because, “What else were they supposed to do?”

“It skywrites that the person giving out the award is objectifying the teenage girl’s body, and isn’t seeing her as a whole person or an athlete but someone to be measured and rated based on appearance,” she said. 

After active shooter training, a teacher tweeted out steps to take, starting with:


Some of what she was taught, I didn't know and it's helpful.  I stress that most of this is for adults, not kids.  As someone who is in a classroom a couple of times a week, I think about how I would protect the students and, based on the configuration of the classroom, I have a plan on how a shooter could be cut off.  Not sure if it would work but better than just cowering in a corner.  As the tweets point out, trying to disrupt any shooter's plan could be a game changer in this kind of situation.

Director community meeting on Saturday with Director Betty Patu at Raconteur, 5041 Wilson Ave S, from 9-11 am. 

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