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#Ukraine In Kharkiv, a chimpanzee escaped from a zoo. It was walking around the city while zoo employees tried to convince it to return. Suddenly it started to rain, and the ape ran to a zoo employee for a jacket and then agreed to return to the zoo.
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We repeatedly told @DrOz that we had pre-made veggie trays..excuse me “Crudité”…in the deli starting at $5.99. $7.99 with guacamole and salsa. Vote @JohnFetterman!
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Which is to say, some people in Boston get paid more to sit in cars at construction sites than others do to feed and care for our students who need the highest levels of support. Our values in this city are absolutely fucked.
"Among the lowest-paid city employees...are teaching assistants, paraprofessionals, cafeteria workers, and custodians. Many of these employees work for less than $20,000 in base pay, and far more work for less than $30,000 in base pay." boston.com/news/local-news/2…
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#ELECTtheBSC Statement: Hiring and determining the tenure of a Superintendent is one of the most important functions of a School Committee. In the other 350 municipalities in MA those School Committees are elected. Bostonians deserve that same democratic oversight. #bospoli
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Congratulations to the City Champion Swim Team! bostonherald.com/2022/02/03/…
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“I think the tragedy is that we have a Congress with a Senate that has a minority of misguided senators who will use the filibuster to keep the majority of people from even voting.“ - MLK
59 years later, we are facing the same tragedy.
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Tomorrow!
Just a reminder, please be safe during this time. This is a peaceful demonstration. Info on sign ups for testimonies and webinar links will be posted on our IG. @BSACbuzz
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Seriously, people who tell undergrads they can’t use the first person in essays, who are you? And why do you do this?
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A wild thought a colleague just shared. Covid absences are, quite obscenely, showing our public school kids the class sizes they deserve 😳
9 kids! 12 kids! 15 kids! (Not 34!)
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There is no logical reason to hold mid year exams during a surge in COVID. 25-40% of students are out. Symptomatic students WILL come to school during testing b/c they care about their grades. The data will be unreliable. Cancel the exams. Please sign!
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The “it’s your problem, not mine” school of governing is exactly what this moment in the #COVID19 pandemic doesn’t need — but that seems to be all @MassGovernor Baker is capable of offering right now, writes Heshan Berents-Weeramuni (@wheresmyporsche). trib.al/sU26CsK
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#BREAKING UMass will require COVID booster shots for all students and employees in the 5-campus system
#wbz #CBSNBoston
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Slogan in search of an acronym:
Standardized Testing Undermines the Process of Intellectual Development
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In Boston, Question 3 on an elected school committee is leading 70% - 30% at this point and appears set to pass by a wide margin.
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Vision. Intellect. Energy. Heart.
I am proud to endorse @wutrain for Mayor of Boston.
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Boston, Please Vote #YesOn3 restore our right to vote for our School Committee. 350 other cities and towns do it, why should Boston not have our most valuable franchise, our vote and our voice heard in the elections. #Boston Children are 100% of our future and we deserve a say!
Fmr City Councillor & education comm chair @titojackson knows that we need to reclaim our civic rights and vote #YesOn3 to #ElectTheBSC this Tuesday! Join Tito and our other partners electthebsc.org/partners & show our electeds that we want our rights back!
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