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Dear Chagall Elementary School Families,
We have exciting plans for our schoolwide end-of-year/holiday celebration!
1/16
We have exciting plans for our schoolwide end-of-year/holiday celebration!
1/16
Sivan break begins on Fifthday this week, so please take a break from your yom tov preparations and join us this evening for some #seasonal family fun at Chagall Elementary.
2/16
2/16
A “children’s” book called “The Power Book” is used as a tool in @WebsterGrovesSD curriculum encouraging all seconds graders to challenge societal power structures.
They teach that Trayvon Martin was murdered by a racist police officer because he was black #wgbuzz
They teach that Trayvon Martin was murdered by a racist police officer because he was black #wgbuzz
This is false. Trayvon Martin was not murdered by a police officer.
From Wikipedia:
Trayvon “was fatally shot … by George Zimmerman, a 28-year old Hispanic American.”
What motivates a #publicschool to leverage a book with a blatantly false story and such bias against police?
From Wikipedia:
Trayvon “was fatally shot … by George Zimmerman, a 28-year old Hispanic American.”
What motivates a #publicschool to leverage a book with a blatantly false story and such bias against police?
In the preceding page, children learn that “the most common type of racism is when white people believe they are superior to people who have darker skin”. This presented as absolute fact.
Students only have two examples of racism: American slavery and South African Apartheid.
Students only have two examples of racism: American slavery and South African Apartheid.
The truth about students learning to #read in #Florida from a REAL #PublicSchool Parent in the wake of the recent #bookbans. A 🧵
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#Teachers in K-8 utilize what’s called the Accelerated
Reader Program. #TruthMatters
arbookfind.com
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#Teachers in K-8 utilize what’s called the Accelerated
Reader Program. #TruthMatters
arbookfind.com
K-8 Students search for books within their tested reading level that they are interested in reading. Books in the #library are divided up by Book Level so students can easily find a book within their reading level. 📚
Students can also utilize the AR Bookfind website to find books within their tested reading range. With each book they read, they take a test in order for that book to count as a book that they read for class. If they don’t pass the test, they have to take it again. 📚
#DearTeachers,
I hope your #Pesach preparations are proceeding apace! As we all prepare for Pesach, some of our #Christian students and staff may be preparing for their own week of holidays, which, however, does not coincide with Pesach.
1/38
I hope your #Pesach preparations are proceeding apace! As we all prepare for Pesach, some of our #Christian students and staff may be preparing for their own week of holidays, which, however, does not coincide with Pesach.
1/38
The week commemorates the last week before the Christian prophet Yeshu's execution.
2/38
2/38
This “Christian Holy Week,” more commonly known as Shavua Ha’Kadosh Ha’Christian, is fixed to days of the week according to a special calculation, with the first and last days falling on "Sunday,” their word for Firstday.
3/38
3/38
My trip to a Christian Market
#PublicSchool #Report
By Shlomit Ben David, age 10
Last week my family and me visited New York, where many Christians live.
1/17
#PublicSchool #Report
By Shlomit Ben David, age 10
Last week my family and me visited New York, where many Christians live.
1/17
My dad asked if I wanted to visit a #Christian #ethnic #neighborhood and I said yes because I am very interested in all #different #cultures. In the Christian neighborhood there were special places for Christian people to enjoy.
2/17
2/17
I saw treyf restaurants, Christian shuls, Christaica shops, and even a special #Christian #market where they buy their special treyf food. I asked if we can go into the market and my dad said yes.
3/17
3/17
#DearTeachers,
During the #busy #holiday #season it is important we not overlook our #Christian #minority in their celebration of Yom Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh.
1/24
During the #busy #holiday #season it is important we not overlook our #Christian #minority in their celebration of Yom Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh.
1/24
Although it coincided with Purim last year, Yom Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh is not the Christian Purim.
2/24
2/24
Yom Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh is the yahrzeit of Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh, a Christian tzaddik who died on 20 Adar II, 4221.
His yahrzeit is celebrated according to the Pope Gregory #calendar on 17 March, which this year falls today, on Adar 24th.
3/24
His yahrzeit is celebrated according to the Pope Gregory #calendar on 17 March, which this year falls today, on Adar 24th.
3/24
Tonight #RuhusiwaDialogue we talking about the Privatization of Education & its Impact on Girls Access
#girlseducation #privateschool #publicschool
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#girlseducation #privateschool #publicschool
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Public Education typically refers to education that is state or province or nationally funded and provided to students
#RuhusiwaDialogues #GirlsAllowed #GirlsEducation
#RuhusiwaDialogues #GirlsAllowed #GirlsEducation
Private education - education provided by non- State actors, such as private companies, religious institutions, School Development Association, non-governmental organisations, community-based groups, trusts, private individuals
#RuhusiwaDialogues #GirlsAllowed #GirlsEducation
#RuhusiwaDialogues #GirlsAllowed #GirlsEducation
#DearTeachers,
Tomorrow some of your Christian students may be observing the Christian holiday of Yom Saint Valentine Ha’Kadosh, more commonly known as Christian Tu B’Av.
It is one of their important religious ‘Feast Days’ that even the least frum observe.
1/15
Tomorrow some of your Christian students may be observing the Christian holiday of Yom Saint Valentine Ha’Kadosh, more commonly known as Christian Tu B’Av.
It is one of their important religious ‘Feast Days’ that even the least frum observe.
1/15
The holiday falls on Shvat 23rd this year, which is 14 Febuairiy according to the #Christian #holy #calendar #of #Pope #Gregory.
2/15
2/15
Even though we are all accustomed to celebrating love on Tu B’Av in the summer, Christians have a tradition of celebrating Yom Saint #Valentine Ha’Kadosh as their own #cultural #day #of #love #and #friendship in the bitter cold of winter.
3/15
3/15
Dear Geveret Smith,
I am writing to address some concerns that you expressed in your letter about the class #holiday activities held over the past week.
First of all, I want to express that our #PublicSchool loves ALL our #students.
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I am writing to address some concerns that you expressed in your letter about the class #holiday activities held over the past week.
First of all, I want to express that our #PublicSchool loves ALL our #students.
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We have a #diverse #student body, we hold #diversity training every year, and we prioritize being good #allies to our #Christian students.
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Naturally, we were surprised to receive such a long list of complaints from you about our #winter #holiday #programming, considering that we go so far out of our way to accommodate our #Christian students.
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3/x
#DearTeachers,
Some of your students may be requesting a day off to celebrate the Chag Milat Yeshu, also known as the Pope Gregory Rosh Hashanah, and is observed by Christian people as the #Christian #NewYear.
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Some of your students may be requesting a day off to celebrate the Chag Milat Yeshu, also known as the Pope Gregory Rosh Hashanah, and is observed by Christian people as the #Christian #NewYear.
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Although Rosh Chodesh has already passed, #Christians do not observe our secular Rosh Chodesh. Instead, Christian people follow a #religious #calendar established by Pope Gregory, and the Pope Gregory Rosh Hashanah does NOT coincide with a new moon.
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(Christian #holidays are set according to the Pope Gregory Calendar, which is not a lunisolar calendar like the normal one, and is why most of their holidays move around the year.)
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REMINDER TO ALL TEACHERS:
#EduTwitter
Minority religions' holidays may only be acknowledged during the holiday season.
If a minority religion has no holidays during the holiday season you may select one of theirs from another month to mention during the holiday season…
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#EduTwitter
Minority religions' holidays may only be acknowledged during the holiday season.
If a minority religion has no holidays during the holiday season you may select one of theirs from another month to mention during the holiday season…
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…if you happen to have a student from that religion in your class.
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So please, put a lid on all holiday talk until Tishrei of next school year.
Religious observance has no place in #PublicSchool.
Chag Chanukkah sameach!
Principal Sara Beyla Stein
#MedinatAmerica
3/3
Religious observance has no place in #PublicSchool.
Chag Chanukkah sameach!
Principal Sara Beyla Stein
#MedinatAmerica
3/3
Dear Teachers,
As some of you may know, if you have any students in your class who identify as Christian, they may ask to be excused from school to observe the Christian holiday of “Christmas,” more popularly referred to as Yom Christmas or Nittel.
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As some of you may know, if you have any students in your class who identify as Christian, they may ask to be excused from school to observe the Christian holiday of “Christmas,” more popularly referred to as Yom Christmas or Nittel.
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The date of Yom Christmas is set according to Pope Gregory’s calendar, so the holiday moves around on the normal calendar.
This year, Yom Christmas falls on Rosh Chodesh Tevet.
Although it will also be Chanukah, Christians do not observe Hanukkah.
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This year, Yom Christmas falls on Rosh Chodesh Tevet.
Although it will also be Chanukah, Christians do not observe Hanukkah.
2/x
Christians light candles only if they have a five-candle Advent Menorah (pictured) with the fifth candle for Yom Christmas.
This candle is lit without a bracha.
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This candle is lit without a bracha.
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Dear Pumbedita County Public School Principals,
Recently we have received a number of complaints from local gentile families about our #PublicSchool district’s Released Time religious education program.
1/17
Recently we have received a number of complaints from local gentile families about our #PublicSchool district’s Released Time religious education program.
1/17
As we all know, Released Time programs are legal in Medinat America, and have been upheld as such by the Supreme Beit Din since 1952.
2/17
2/17
One of the local Christian shuls has been spearheading a complaint campaign, so herein we provide talking points to guide your response to the parents who have been encouraged to complain about the learning programs available to students in our #PublicSchool district.
3/17
3/17
Dear Teachers,
Shavua tov!
We hope you are settling back into your routine after the end of the holiday season!
However, the Christian students at Rashbi Elementary School are not quite done with their Christian chagim.
1/53
Shavua tov!
We hope you are settling back into your routine after the end of the holiday season!
However, the Christian students at Rashbi Elementary School are not quite done with their Christian chagim.
1/53
Even though we all just got back from Fall Break, they may be asking for some days off.
Their upcoming chagim have a particularly colorful and exotic set of traditions that will be unfamiliar to our #PublicSchool community.
2/53
Their upcoming chagim have a particularly colorful and exotic set of traditions that will be unfamiliar to our #PublicSchool community.
2/53
If any of your students identify as Christian, please encourage them to stand up in front of the class as ambassadors to their people to share the meaning behind their families’ unusual holiday traditions.
3/53
3/53
This thread will get a little crazy, but I do hope you enjoy the ride:
#ThugLife #SocietalDecay #gore #SocietalCollapse
#ThugLife #SocietalDecay #gore #SocietalCollapse
Dear Teachers,
We hope you are having a wonderful holiday season!
Many of you will be familiar with the Christian holiday of Yom Saint Francis Ha’Kadosh (YSFH), frequently referred to as the “Feast of Saint Francis” by Christians.
1/19
We hope you are having a wonderful holiday season!
Many of you will be familiar with the Christian holiday of Yom Saint Francis Ha’Kadosh (YSFH), frequently referred to as the “Feast of Saint Francis” by Christians.
1/19
The Feast of Saint Francis Ha’Kadosh is surely the best known of the major Christian holidays, falling as it does in the middle of the holiday season.
Like other Christian holidays, it moves around the calendar. This year it falls on Erev Yom Kippur.
2/19
Like other Christian holidays, it moves around the calendar. This year it falls on Erev Yom Kippur.
2/19
You’ve probably seen some products aimed at Yom Saint Francis Ha’Kadosh among the ordinary holiday season stock. Next to the fruit garlands, sukkah lights, and apple/honey & pomegranate-themed decor, you may find a small section of unfamiliar decorations.
3/19
3/19
Dear Parents,
It's Elul— the end of the year is fast approaching!
We'll ALL be celebrating so many holidays this season; from secular holidays like Rosh Hashanah and Sukkot to religious holidays like Yom Kippur, Simchat Torah, and Yom Saint Francis Ha’Kadosh…
1/12
It's Elul— the end of the year is fast approaching!
We'll ALL be celebrating so many holidays this season; from secular holidays like Rosh Hashanah and Sukkot to religious holidays like Yom Kippur, Simchat Torah, and Yom Saint Francis Ha’Kadosh…
1/12
EVERYONE will be SO BUSY celebrating!
In order to conserve some class time during this busy holiday season we will not be having class New Year’s parties this year.
Rather, we will have a big party in the #PublicSchool sukkah during Sukkot.
2/12
In order to conserve some class time during this busy holiday season we will not be having class New Year’s parties this year.
Rather, we will have a big party in the #PublicSchool sukkah during Sukkot.
2/12
We have had many fun seasonal activities in our classrooms this week and will have more in tomorrow's regular half day!
Here's a rundown of some of this week’s fun holiday season activities at our #PublicSchool.
3/12
Here's a rundown of some of this week’s fun holiday season activities at our #PublicSchool.
3/12
Dear Teachers,
Our Christian students may have undergone the “Confirmation” ritual last weekend as we all celebrated Shavuot.
This is an important moment in young Christians' lives so you may wish them mazal tov as they are now full adult members of the Christian klal!
1/25
Our Christian students may have undergone the “Confirmation” ritual last weekend as we all celebrated Shavuot.
This is an important moment in young Christians' lives so you may wish them mazal tov as they are now full adult members of the Christian klal!
1/25
It’s okay that it is a few days late— gentile tradition is to wait until another group’s special day has long been over before bestowing greetings upon them.
2/25
2/25
“Confirmation” doesn't occur at a precise age but is performed when kids are old enough to understand Christian theology & mitzvot. In most Christian minhagim they're eligible for “Confirmation” within a few years of b’nai mitzvah age, usually before graduating high school.
3/25
3/25
Dear Teachers,
We have exciting plans for our schoolwide end-of-year/holiday celebration!
Our schoolwide celebration this Sivan will feature games, foods, and activity stations. Parents and guardians are encouraged to take a break from Yom Tov prep and help out.
1/13
We have exciting plans for our schoolwide end-of-year/holiday celebration!
Our schoolwide celebration this Sivan will feature games, foods, and activity stations. Parents and guardians are encouraged to take a break from Yom Tov prep and help out.
1/13
The holiday cheesecake bake-off will have dairy & vegan categories. All dairy should be chalav yisrael in accordance with our #PublicSchool’s kashrut policy.
2/13
2/13
Cheesecake entries should be dropped off tomorrow morning for our judges; winners will be announced at our pre-Shabbat gathering.
3/13
3/13
Dear Teachers,
It is almost Rosh Chodesh Iyar, and that means it is that time of year when we pause our normal curriculum for Christian American Heritage Month (#CAHM).
1/20
It is almost Rosh Chodesh Iyar, and that means it is that time of year when we pause our normal curriculum for Christian American Heritage Month (#CAHM).
1/20
Our school's Diversity Committee has a whole month of activities planned to celebrate the contributions of Christian-Americans and to urge our community to learn more about Christian-Americans and about their unique contributions to our country.
2/20
2/20
As a reminder, the Christian homeland of Vatican became an independent state during Iyar of 5689, when the Lateran Treaty took effect, and Iyar is recognized as Christian American Heritage Month.
3/20
3/20
Dear Teachers,
It's nearly time for Spring Break, so of course you will be looking for ideas for your class' Spring Fling party. Here are some tips for making the party fun & inclusive for the whole class, plus some school-wide events we’ll be having at our #PublicSchool.
1/18
It's nearly time for Spring Break, so of course you will be looking for ideas for your class' Spring Fling party. Here are some tips for making the party fun & inclusive for the whole class, plus some school-wide events we’ll be having at our #PublicSchool.
1/18
There are so many beautiful & useful crafts for this festive season.
Decorate pillowcases, matzah covers, or afikoman bags with seasonal symbols like kiddush cups, matzah, shank bones, eggs, bitter herbs, & decorative plates, for kids to take home for their Holiday meal.
2/18
Decorate pillowcases, matzah covers, or afikoman bags with seasonal symbols like kiddush cups, matzah, shank bones, eggs, bitter herbs, & decorative plates, for kids to take home for their Holiday meal.
2/18
Avoid renditions of the Malach HaMavet, which may be considered religious in nature and not appropriate for #PublicSchool.
3/18
3/18
Dear Teachers,
During the busy holiday season it is important we not overlook our Christian minority in their celebration of Yom Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh.
One of your students may be celebrating this obscure holiday this week alongside Purim!
1/17
During the busy holiday season it is important we not overlook our Christian minority in their celebration of Yom Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh.
One of your students may be celebrating this obscure holiday this week alongside Purim!
1/17
Yom Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh is the yahrzeit of Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh, a Christian tzaddik who died on 20 Adar II, 4221.
His yahrzeit is celebrated according to the Gregorian calendar on 17 March, which this year falls on 14 Adar II until chatzot of 15 Adar II.
2/17
His yahrzeit is celebrated according to the Gregorian calendar on 17 March, which this year falls on 14 Adar II until chatzot of 15 Adar II.
2/17
Saint Patrick Ha’Kadosh is an especially meaningful tzaddik to the Christian inhabitants of Ireland, which has a substantial Christian minority.
3/17
3/17
Dear Teachers,
EVERYONE’S favorite season is here— it’s PURIM TIME!!!
The kids are naturally all so excited to celebrate this festive holiday season.
1/16
EVERYONE’S favorite season is here— it’s PURIM TIME!!!
The kids are naturally all so excited to celebrate this festive holiday season.
1/16
Here are some easy and fun ideas for your class Purim party at our #PublicSchool, plus some additional tips to make this party welcoming for students of all cultures and dietary needs.
2/16
2/16
Purim is, of course, a day off.
The Purim party is held the day before.
Erev Purim is a normal school day but aftercare is canceled to allow everyone time to get home and into their costume for the evening megillah reading.
3/16
The Purim party is held the day before.
Erev Purim is a normal school day but aftercare is canceled to allow everyone time to get home and into their costume for the evening megillah reading.
3/16
Dear Teachers,
Some of your Christian students may be observing Yom St. Valentine Ha’Kadosh next week.
It is one of their important religious ‘Feast Days’ that even the least frum observe.
1/11
Some of your Christian students may be observing Yom St. Valentine Ha’Kadosh next week.
It is one of their important religious ‘Feast Days’ that even the least frum observe.
1/11
Even though EVERYONE already celebrates Tu B’Av in the summer, Christians have a tradition of celebrating this secondary day of love in the bitter cold of winter.
2/11
2/11
This holiday used to be called ‘Lupercalia.’
Men would sacrifice a goat, tear the goat’s hide into strips, dip the strips into the sacrificial blood, and slap women with the bloody goat-hide strips, believing it would make them more fertile.
3/11
Men would sacrifice a goat, tear the goat’s hide into strips, dip the strips into the sacrificial blood, and slap women with the bloody goat-hide strips, believing it would make them more fertile.
3/11
