BlackEduSky

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To promote the #BlackEduSky community in the transformative work we do everyday. Clapping for us very loudly! Because no one can tell OUR story better than us 💯

Black educators have always done more than teach. We carry history, culture, and responsibility in systems not built for us. This BHM, I am highlighting Black educators making history right now. In classrooms. In schools. In communities. If you are a Black educator, your work matters. We see you.

Pick 3 educators you follow and encourage them daily until Dec 19 please. If you know anything about this time of year - the kids tired, we tired, the kids turn all the way up, we have to cope. Special blessings to those of us in middle school. Be blessed. #BlackEduSky #EduSky #iteachmath

a young boy is sitting at a desk in a classroom with a pencil in his mouth and the word school is visible .

Alt: a young boy is sitting at a desk in a classroom with a pencil in his mouth and the word school is visible .

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I’m soooo tired. TGIF. I have a fellowship meeting Monday so I need to find time for sub plans and cleaning up my classroom. We have multiple projects going in my classes and it definitely looks like a “working” classroom (aka a mess lol)

Sixty-five years ago today, four first-graders desegregated New Orleans's public schools: Ruby Bridges at William Frantz Elementary School, and Leona Tate, Tessie Provost, and Gail Etienne at McDonogh 19 Elementary School. They faced violent mobs and threats to their lives. They were 6 years old. 🗃

Black and white photograph of six-year-old Ruby Bridges, wearing a dark dress and white cardigan and carrying a School bag, accompanied by three FBI agents in dark suits.

This season has been heavy. Leading every day while your own belief feels thin is a different kind of work. It is the version of leadership no one really prepares you for. The quiet erosion no one talks about. The part that shifts how you see yourself while you keep moving. #BlackEduSky #EduSky

When You're The Chain & The Paperclip: Examing Your Own Belief in Leadership

It is early November and every educator is ready for a break. The kids too, if we are being honest. This time of year brings a need for a reset for many reasons. Assessment data comes in and it is not...

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