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ہِن اور بِن... وہ مخلوقات جنہوں نے جنّات کے ساتھ جنگ لڑی اور پھر غاروں میں جا کر چھپ گئے، اور قدیم زمانے ہی میں ان کی خبریں ملنا بند ہو گئیں۔ کہا جاتا ہے کہ وہ انسانوں کے وجود سے پہلے زمین پر موجود تھے۔ جنّات دور دراز جزیروں میں رہا کرتے تھے، پھر انہوں نے ہِن اور بِن کی سرزمین پر حملہ کیا اور انہیں وہاں سے نکال کر پہاڑوں اور ان کی بستیوں پر قبضہ کر لیا۔ آج کوئی نہیں جانتا کہ وہ اب کہاں ہیں۔
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Middle School Families, please be on the look out for an invitation to the Biggest Winner Math Challenge summer enrichment, Family Workshop will be Monday evening, June 12th. @edinquiry
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We had so much fun celebrating our hard work on the Banneker Math Challenge February Break Bowl with a class pizza party today!! 🍕🥳 @bbcps @edinquiry
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Meet @Sherley818! Ms. Bretous is the Executive Director of @BBCPS.
We appreciate all that Ms. Bretous and our Black charter public school leaders do every single day, including creating inclusive, welcoming communities for students, educators, and families.
#BHM #EdThatAddsUp
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"Teachers need to be assured that they will receive top priority for vaccinations when the turn comes for essential workers." - @Sherley818, Executive Director of @BBCPS
#EdThatAddsUp bit.ly/3tsF0oE
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A new poll finds that high school students, by far, prefer in person learning to remote or hybrid. In many cases, the students for whom remote learning is most challenging – low-income, Black, & Hispanic students – are most likely to be fully remote. buff.ly/2YDcDGc
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NOYN is New Jersey’s leading advocate of opportunity youth and our unique approach is comprised of four key elements -- Education, Workforce Development, Policy Advocacy, and Systems Building.
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Caleb Anderson was doing fractions when he was 2. He passed the first grade when he was 3. Now at 12, he's a sophomore in college.
He wants to be an aerospace engineer. trib.al/Ot0cqJ1
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What if gifted programs were EXPANDED so that ALL schools met the needs of brilliant Black and brown children who are often presumed to be "just fine" AND to leverage those same strategies to raise the bar for ALL students? Equity does not require elimination.
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Get into all this young Black man's talent! 🙏🏾✨
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Black Teens Make History With Third Consecutive Win at Harvard Debate Competition -
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The Educational Opportunity Gap is well documented here researchforaction.org/educat…
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U.K. School Hires 10-Year-Old Nigerian Tech Genius As Its New Coding Instructor
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Systemic racism occurs in all aspects of American society -- especially in our education system. We cannot stand by and allow those who profit from our racist education system to pretend to be the arbiters of equity. You can't be pro-police reform and anti-education reform.
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Ashley Southall (@AshleyAtTimes), whose understanding of the New York Police Department is unparalleled, is being promoted to police bureau chief. nytco.com/press/metros-new-p…
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Excellence gaps have long plagued our schools, with poor, African American, and Hispanic youngsters almost always on one side, and non-poor, white, and Asian kids on the other. Advanced Placement has laudably helped narrow them, but worrying gaps remain. gadf.ly/2UL79YZ
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Gifted education in the U.S. is too scarce and lacks substance, and that’s especially true for high achieving black and Latino children. A new report blames it on "policies, adult decisions and practices and little to do with students’ academic abilities.” gadf.ly/2NrJCbi
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Congratulations 4 bi-partisan education bill signed into law by @MassGovernor with support of @MassParents & teachers providing new funding 4 @MASchoolsK12 with accountability for student outcomes & equity in opportunity 4 ALL Massachusetts children.
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