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Who we are
SciDev.Net involves a wide range of individuals working together towards common goals across the globe.
Our main office is based in the UK at CABI, but we have a worldwide network of registered users, advisors, consultants and freelance journalists, predominantly from developing countries, who drive our activities and vision.
SciDev.Net staff gender split
CABI (SciDev.Net's parent organisation) has a series of policies and strategies which support diversity, non-discrimination, and equality. These include a Code of Business Conduct which commits the organisation "to diversity in a working environment where there is mutual trust and respect … (and) to recruit, employ and promote employees on the sole basis of their ability to fulfill the requirements of the job". This is supported by a Workplace Gender Strategy "to ensure a workplace that is free from discrimination from gender bias". Where appropriate and possible, CABI employs staff locally to support its regional presence and to ensure that activities are sensitive to local priorities and sensitivities. The CABI Project and Programme Gender Strategy provides practical guidance on how to include gender in CABI's projects and programmes, from identifying gender roles to ensuring gender responsiveness of the work.
In total, 80% of SciDev.Net staff are recruited from the global south.
Among our contributors 49% are male and 51% are female.
UK staff
Caroline (Carol) McNamara, chief commercial officer, [email protected]As part of the Executive Management team of CABI, Carol is responsible for overseeing the running of the whole of SciDev.Net. since it became part of CABI in April 2017. Carol has over 25 years' experience working in scientific, technical and medical (STM) publishing and International Development. Carol has also held a number of Non-Executive Board positions and is the current Vice Chair for the Royal College of Nursing Information (RCNi).
Ben Deighton, managing editor, [email protected]Ben is responsible for overseeing SciDev.Net content, ensuring our editorial independence and the quality of our articles and multimedia products. Ben joined us in July 2017 after four years as editor of Horizon magazine. Ben has worked as a journalist since 2001 and was previously a reporter for the Reuters news agency in London and Brussels. He has a degree in French and a postgraduate diploma in journalism.Paul Dawson, head of finance and operations [email protected]Paul is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations at SciDev.Net including overseeing the organisation's finances, HR, IT systems, legal affairs and providing governance support to the board of trustees. Paul joined us in October 2011 following six years working in the charitable sector. Paul has held senior management and board level positions in a number of charitable organisations. Paul's earlier career he worked in materials research and development for the aerospace industry.
Charles Wendo, training coordinator [email protected]Charles is responsible for SciDev.Net's training projects. He is a science journalist, a veterinarian, and a media trainer, and has over 16 years' experience in journalism. He worked with the New Vision newspaper in Uganda as a science writer, science editor, Saturday Vision editor and Sunday Vision editor. He also worked with the Infectious Diseases Institute of Makerere University in Uganda as a communications specialist for two years. Charles holds a master's degree in journalism and communication, a postgraduate diploma in mass communication, and a Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine, all from Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda.
Sarah Hebbes, project coordinator [email protected]Sarah is responsible for the coordination of SciDev.Net's science communication training programme Script, ensuring the project is delivered on time and to agreed standards. Before joining SciDev.Net in May 2018, Sarah provided freelance communication and event coordination services to a number of organisations. Prior to that, she worked in the communications team of a national UK charity, as editor of the in-house magazine.
Ruth Douglas, deputy editor [email protected]Ruth is responsible for managing the content of SciDev.Net's global edition, and acts as deputy managing editor. Before joining the team in March 2019 she worked for eight years as a journalist and online news editor with the international news agency Agence France-Presse. Ruth has a degree in French and German from the University of Edinburgh and a postgraduate diploma in journalism.
Fiona Broom, acting editor [email protected]Fiona is acting as global page editor and spotlights editor while Ruth is off on maternity leave. Fiona is a UK/Australian journalist who has worked as a freelancer since 2014, writing for Al Jazeera, the Ecologist, Mongabay and SciDev.Net South Asia edition. She is also a trained ecologist and worked for the Forum for Policy Dialogue on Water Conflicts in India.Joseph Davis Weddi, digital producer [email protected]Davis is responsible for the production of our web pages, ensuring quality content, design and delivery, and facilitates user-interaction through social media and digital engagement. He has a Bachelor of IT degree and several Journalism Diplomas from institutions including Islamic University in Uganda, Stockholm University, International Institute of Journalism Berlin and Uganda Institute of Business and Media Studies, among others. Before joining SciDev.Net in August 2017, Davis previously held editor and communications officer roles in Africa and the Middle East.
Juliet Tumeo, m&e and marketing coordinator at SciDev.Net [email protected]Juliet is responsible for monitoring and evaluation, and marketing for SciDev.Net. She has over 11 years of work experience in communications, digital marketing and public relations. Juliet has worked as communications manager for a UK health charity, developing and overseeing all PR, digital marketing communication campaigns and platforms, and as marketing manager for a UK medical device company. Juliet holds a Master's in Public Relations from Bournemouth University, Postgraduate certificates in marketing, project management, organisational behaviour, and leadership from Heriot-Watt University and a degree in Media Studies from the University of Namibia.
Latin America and Caribbean
Luisa Massarani, regional coordinator [email protected]
Luisa is based in Brazil and is responsible for coordinating SciDev.Net's freelance correspondents and other key individuals and organisations in Latin America & Caribbean. She also coordinates meetings, workshops and other training events on science communication and science journalism. Luisa is a science journalist, has a PhD in science communication, and has published several scientific papers and books in this field. She works at the Museum of Life/Fiocruz in Rio de Janeiro.
Zoraida Portillo, regional assistant editor, [email protected]Zoraida is a science journalist based in Lima, Peru. She is a SciDev.Net correspondent since 2004, and assists the regional coordinator in edit and coordination tasks. She has worked as a science journalist since 1995 in several national and international media and she was also the Press Officer at the International Potato Center for 14 years. Currently, she gives lectures and leads workshops on science journalism for various public and private organizations.Daniela Hirschfeld, regional consultant [email protected]
Daniela is a science journalist based in Uruguay. She has been writing for SciDev.Net since 2005 and also assists Luisa Massarani, including the right visualization of texts and images in the Latin American web portal. Daniela was in charge of the Science, Technology and Health section of Búsqueda, a weekly newspaper in Uruguay, and is editor-in-chief of a magazine at this national publication. Daniela was one of the 12 2009–2010 international Knight Science Journalism Fellows at MIT, Boston. She is also professor at the Universidad Católica del Uruguay where she teaches science journalism.
Martín De Ambrosio, regional consultant, [email protected]
Martín is a science journalist since 2000, and he lives in Buenos Aires. He has worked for Página/12, a national outlet (2000-2005), and Perfil (2005-2013) as subeditor; since 2013 he works as an independent journalist for several outlets such as La Nación, La Capital and SciDev.Net. He has covered five UN climate change summits, and published science outreach books. He has also given classes and workshops in Medellín, Trelew, Santiago del Estero and Buenos Aires, among others.
Caterina Elizondo, regional consultant [email protected]
Caterina is a journalist based in Costa Rica. She is the regional digital producer and correspondent for SciDev.Net's edition for Latin America and the Caribbean. Caterina has a bachelor and licenciate degree in journalism from the University of Costa Rica, and holds a specialization in Science and Technology Communication from the University of Oviedo and the Organization of Ibero-American States. She has worked in the Ministry of Science, Technology and Telecommunications of Costa Rica, and currently works at the University of Costa Rica.
Middle East and North Africa
Bothina Osama, MENA regional coordinator [email protected]
Bothina is a science journalist based in Cairo and is responsible for commissioning and editing SciDev.Net's MENA news. She is a founding member of the Arab Science Journalists Association. She has a background in science journalism, especially on the internet, and was the managing science editor at Arabic website IslamOnline.net for several years. Bothina holds a BSc in commerce from Cairo University.
Hisham Soliman, regional sub editor [email protected]
Hisham is a writer, editor, translator and designer based in Cairo and is responsible of subediting the content of the Arabic edition of SciDev.Net for the MiENA gateway. He is a member of the Arab Science Journalists Association, has a background in the field of multimedia production, with a broad experience in designing info-graphics. Hisham holds a BSc in Science from Cairo University.
Nehal Lasheen, regional assistant editor [email protected]
Nehal is a science journalist based in Cairo and is responsible of editing the content of the Arabic edition of SciDev.Net for the MENA gateway. She is the president of the Arab Science Journalists Association. She has a background in science journalism, especially on the Internet, as she was the science editor at Arabic website IslamOnline.net for several years. Nehal holds a BSc in pharmacy from Cairo University.
Saleh El Shair, regional copy editor [email protected]
Saleh is a copy editor based in Cairo and is responsible of copy editing and proof reading the Arabic edition of SciDev.Net for the MENA gateway. He has a background in the field of copy editing and proofreading, in addition to verifying manuscripts, his encyclopaedia about major Arab poets was translated. Saleh holds a Ph.D. in Arabic grammar from Cairo University.
Yasser Teilab, regional user engagement coordinator [email protected]
Yasser is a digital marketing consultant based in Cairo and is responsible of the user engagement activities of the MENA region gateway. He has a background in working with a wide range of brands on achieving their online marketing goals, also was a key player in establishing couple of digital marketing departments and agencies in Egypt. Yasser holds BA of literature from Cairo University.
South East Asia Pacific
Joel D Adriano, regional coordinator [email protected]
Joel is an award-winning freelance science journalist based in the Philippines and is responsible for coordinating SciDev.Net's freelance writers in South-East Asia & Pacific. Joel has an MSc in environmental science and, as an experienced consultant on science, agriculture, environment and education sectors, has been involved in various projects for the World Bank, USAID, ADB and UNICEF.
Ranjit Devraj, regional sub editor [email protected]
Ranjit is an editor and in-depth writer based in New Delhi. Before joining SciDev.Net in 2010 he worked with the Inter Press Service and the United News of India agencies, specialising on science and development issues.
Melanie Sison, regional digital producer and user engagement assistant [email protected]
Melanie is a writer, editor, and digital marketer whose main focus is social development. She has worked with government agencies and international non-government organisations.
Sub-Saharan Africa (English)
Ochieng' Ogodo, regional coordinator [email protected]
Ochieng' is a Kenyan science journalist and is responsible for coordinating correspondents and coverage from Sub-Saharan Africa for SciDev.Net. He is the English-speaking Africa and Middle East region winner of the 2008 Reuters-IUCN Media Awards for Excellence in Environmental Reporting. Ochieng is the chairman of the Kenya Environment and Science Journalists Association (KENSJA). As a journalist, his works have been published in various parts of the world including Africa, the UK and the US. He has a deep interest in science journalism and has also presented papers at conferences on the 'Media and Environmental Protection 'and 'Climate Change Reporting: The Developing Word Perspective'.
Jackie Opara, regional deputy editor [email protected]
Jackie is a Nigerian science journalist and is responsible for coordinating correspondents and coverage including the Africa Science Focus podcast from Sub-Saharan Africa for SciDev.Net. She is English-speaking and won the IDRC Science Journalism Internship award in 2014. Jackie coordinates the affairs of the Nigerian Association of Science Journalists (NASJ). As a journalist, her works have been published in various parts of the world including Africa, South Africa and the UK. She has a profound interest in science journalism and science communication, she dedicates her time to speak to universities and their vice-chancellors in Nigeria on the importance of science communication. She also moderates conference sessions, one of which is moderating at the EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF2020) on 'Agriculture on the front line, what the world can learn from African Scientists'.
Bernard Appiah, regional sub editor [email protected]
Bernard subedits and proofreads news, feature, opinion and editorial articles. With over 15 years experience as a science editor, Bernard brings a wealth of experience to SciDev.Net.
Calvin Otieno, regional digital producer [email protected] /[email protected]
Calvin is responsible for the production of the regional web pages, ensuring quality content, design and delivery, and facilitates user-interaction through social media and digital engagement.
Sub-Saharan Africa (Francophone)
Amzath Fassassi, regional coordinator [email protected]
Amzath joined SciDev.Net in 2014, having worked for the British Broadcasting Corporation for fifteen years in various capacities. Amzath has first-hand experience of the African media landscape: he has worked for various news organisations such as Radio Senegal, Radio Nostalgie and a number of other regional news outlets.
Julien Chongwang, regional assistant editor [email protected]
Julien is a seasoned Cameroonian journalist and editor. He graduated in journalism from the Advanced School of Mass Communication (ESSTIC/ASMAC), University of Yaounde II (Cameroon) and then worked for five years as a crime reporter for the daily newspaper La Nouvelle Expression in Douala, Cameroon; later becoming the copyeditor for the newspaper. From 2007 to 2009, he collaborated from Douala with the French service of The Voice of America. Before coming to SciDev.Net he was the editor-in-chief of Le Quotidien de l'Economie, a daily newspaper in Douala. At the same time, he was also working as a correspondent in Cameroon for the Moroccan economic daily newspaper, LES ECO.
Bilal Tairou, user engagement coordinator [email protected]
Bilal is responsible for planning, developing and monitoring the marketing and promotional activities at SciDev.Net Afrique Sub-Saharienne. Bilal holds two MBAs, one in International Commerce and Business Development and another in Audit and Control. He has 10 years of experience with various companies in the fields of audit, marketing and advertising.
Editorial Advisory Group
The Editorial Advisory Group exists to ensure SciDev.Net's editorial independence. The group meets twice a year to review SciDev.Net's output, and is available on an ad hoc basis to offer its advice and guidance.
Andrew Jack is Global education editor at the Financial Times. He has written extensively about health and pharmaceuticals, and was previously Moscow bureau chief, Paris correspondent, financial correspondent, general reporter and corporate reporter. He is author of the books Inside Putin's Russia and The French Exception; has written numerous articles for medical journals including BMJ and the Lancet; and reports on French Insurance, Audit Committees, Networking and Work Shadowing.
Myles Runham Myles is an experienced senior leader in digital content services and digital business, having worked in around the internet for 20 years. Roles include Head of Interactive Learning at he BBC and Head of Digital for the BBC Academy. Myles also ran the Ask Jeeves search engine business in Europe as Managing Director. He has a track record for strategy development, product and content design and delivery in a variety of digital services, taking ideas from inception, through business case and into launch and operational management. At the heart of all this work is a focus on user needs and user experience. In the last few year, Myles has developed a business as freelance consultant advising organisations in making digital transitions.
Timothy Large is an award-winning journalist, editor and media development specialist with a long record of bringing under-reported issues to life. He has two decades of experience in newspaper, news agency, and online media. He is Editor-in-Chief of the Balkan Fellowship for Journalistic Excellence, overseeing long-form investigative features by journalists across southeastern Europe in partnership with the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network. He is also launching a new cross-border initiative to monitor populist and authoritarian trends in Visegrad Group countries and the Balkans. He was previously Director of Journalism and Media Programmes at the Thomson Reuters Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Reuters News, where he drove initiatives to raise journalistic standards worldwide and help free media flourish. These included independent news agencies in Egypt, Zimbabwe and Myanmar; "The Wealth of Nations", a pan-African project to support investigative journalism into illicit money flows; and "Perspektivy", an initiative to increase the professionalism and quality of Russian-language media.
Ruth Oniang'o is Professor of Food and Nutritional Sciences. She is educated in the USA and Kenya (Washington State University Pullman and University of Nairobi), founder and Editor-in-Chief of the African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition and Development (AJFAND), founder and Director of Rural Outreach Africa, an NGO working to uplift the lives of resource poor smallholder farmers, especially women, and creating jobs for the young. She has served in advisory capacity for various UN agencies, the World Bank, Kenya Government and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. She is board member of Nestle, a global food, beverage and wellness company, she has served on IRRI, CIAT, IFDC, ACIAR and micronutrient initiative boards and as Vice-Chair of GFAR (Global Forum for Agricultural Research); now serves on Montpellier Panel, and chairs Sasakawa Africa Association and Sasakawa Africa Fund for Extension Education Boards. Ruth is also a winner of two national medals in Kenya, 2014 IFAMA (International Food and Agribusiness Management Association) award for a lifetime of distinguished service and 2014 Fortune magazine's '30 Women Achievers' globally in Food and Drink.
Anne Glover Anne has a BSc in Biochemistry from Edinburgh and a PhD in Molecular Microbiology from Cambridge, UK. She has pursued a career in scientific research at Aberdeen University and her research has been varied including studying how proteins are directed to the correct location within our cells, the diversity and function of the microbial population in soil, the development of biological sensors (biosensors) to detect environmental pollution and more recently, how we respond to stress at the molecular level. This current area of research has particular relevance to how we age (our cells are under stress in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease) and also how we respond to artificial stresses such as chemotherapy. She has also commercialized some of her biosensor technology into a successful company which diagnoses environmental pollution and provides solutions for its clean-up. In 2008 she was made a Woman of Outstanding Achievement in Science, Engineering and Technology (SET) and has worked hard to raise the profile of women in SET and to ensure that not only are women are recruited into careers in SET but that they are supported to remain in the profession during their careers. Anne has promoted the communication of science and has appeared on BBC and international television and many global radio programmes. In 2009, she was awarded a CBE by the Queen in recognition of her services to environmental sciences.
Nadia El-Awady is a freelance science writer and editor who currently works with Springer-Nature and Asia Research News. She has degrees in medicine and journalism. In addition to her work as a science journalist, Nadia has managed media training projects, taught science and online journalism at the undergraduate level, and she had a brief stint as a director of communications at a large science institution in Egypt. Nadia is from Egypt but is currently based in the UK.
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The progeny of Sportswriter and Rock N Roll Heaven sired all three APG heat winners at Melton last night.
Lumineer kicked it off with a tremendously impressive win over the well regarded Higherthananeagle (Mach Three).
The son of Sportswriter had to do all the work in the run before ducking in behind Higherthananeagle and then sprinting past him in the home straight.
It was the third win from as many starts for Lumineer.
Stefsbest scored an all the way win in the second heat.
The son of Sportswriter and Smyrna Duruisseau was making just his second start and he won like a horse with a bright future.
Sprinting home in 29.2 and 27.9, Stefsbest won by almost two lengths over a fast finishine Jimmy Locke (Rock N Roll Heaven).
In the last heat Yankee Roller (Rock N Roll Heaven) won to remain undefeated in two starts.
After sitting in behind the leader, Yankee Roller sprinted strongly to just get home over Jilliby Lorenzo (Roll With Joe) by half head.
Note: The Alabar sired Be Major Threat (Art Major) and Colt Thirty One (Mach Three) also won their respective APG heats at Menangle and Albion Park.
Bred by Gary Hawthorn and Jenny Gallagher, Be Major Threat is the first foal of the McArdle mare Shes Got It All who comes from the famed Black Watch family.
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Columbretes Islands
Thirty miles off the coast of Castellón, this unique archipelago, made up of four groups of volcanic islets, emerges. As a result, we have an unbeatable spot for a weekend getaway with our Columbretes Islands sailing holidays.
In addition to its abrupt cliffs and unique flora and fauna, the Columbretes Islands are surrounded by crystal clear waters that invite us to explore them on kayak or on the auxiliary boat. What's more, submerged rocks and walls offer us the ideal conditions to host rich marine life. Therefore, we can not forget our mask, snorkel and fins.
The waters surrounding the islets belong to the Marine Reserve of Columbretes Islands, while the archipelago is a Nature Reserve. Therefore, it is a highly protected environment, ideal for a weekend sailing adventure.
Columbretes Islands sailing holidays
As a general rule, this is the itinerary for our Columbretes Islands sailing holidays weekends. However, the final schedule (and meal timings) will depend on the weather conditions, group preferences, available times to visit the lighthouse, etc. Therefore, the given schedule is approximate.
20:00 Boarding and accommodation in cabins. (Burriana Port, Castellón)
21:00 On board safety briefing.
21:30 Dinner.
05:30 Departure towards Columbretes Islands. Night sailing (about 5h/6h). We can relax ourselves in the starlight, sleep at the cabin or take part at sailing.
08:30 Breakfast while sailing.
10:30 Arrival to Columbretes Islands.
We spend the morning exploring the area on kayak, snorkeling, having some snacks, etc.
14:30 Lunch.
17:00 We will have the opportunity to take a guided tour up to the lighthouse of Grossa Island (the biggest in Columbretes Islands), where we will enjoy magnificent views.
21:00 Dinner, after which we can relax (maybe have a drink on deck) and enjoy the night sky of the Mediterranean.
08:30 Breakfast.
During the morning we can explore the islets surroundings.
12:30 We set sails towards our homeport. In addition, we will have lunch while sailing.
17:30/18:00 Arrival at Burriana Port.
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TKE Chavurot
What makes TKE so special to so many of us is opportunities for friendships. And one truly wonderful way to enjoy the fun and warmth of these friendships is being part of a small group of like-minded people --- your friends. So TKE has and is expanding its support of small groups of like-minded TKE members, which we refer to as "chavurah."
What is a chavurah? A chavurah is a small group of like-minded Jews who assemble for the purposes of facilitating Shabbat and holiday prayer services, sharing communal experiences such as lifecycle events, or Jewish learning. Of course, we also want it to be social and fun!!
**WRJ: Women of Reform Judaism: This is the sisterhood group at TKE. Activities range from assisting with events to fundraising to special holiday events.
Contact Amy Sweet at firstname.lastname@example.com
**The Men's Club: As the title says, this is the brotherhood group of the temple. Men's Club runs several lecture series on Sunday morning and supports the temple with holiday tasks like building the Sukkah. It is highly involved in Noshfest and so many other events during the year.
Contact Henry Hene at firstname.lastname@example.com
**TKE Trekkers: The hiking group made up of TKE members meets monthly mostly in Cobb County. Usually, hikes begin on Saturday mornings and are open to all skill levels. It is great way to get out and explore the great outdoors!
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**TKE Bowling Team: The TKE bowling league is an active group that meets on Sundays. Our co-ed teams compete in a local league in Roswell. Open to all skill levels. –
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**Book Club: Love to read? Join some like-minded folks for a thoughtful discussion on the book of choice on a quarterly basis. Discussions usually take place on Sunday afternoons at TKE.
Contact Jayne Jacobs at firstname.lastname@example.com
**TKE Players Group: Are you an actor, singer, or just have a knack for performing? Get involved with the TKE Players, our theater performance group. Multiple performances per year.
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**Softball Team: Our TKE softball team competes in the Synagogue League on Sundays. We're always looking for more guys to hit the diamond with us.
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**Disc Golf: Disc golf has become wildly popular with people of all ages. Our very informal group will get together for some fun. Beginners and advanced players are welcomed.
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**Photography: Got a great eye behind the camera? We have a group for you! We'll travel around Atlanta photographing our amazing city.
Contact Paula Wilson at firstname.lastname@example.com
**Stitch and schmooze: If you have the artistic touch, we'd love to have you. Projects include painting to crocheting to social time.
Contact Alison Hertz at firstname.lastname@example.com.
**Out on the Town Dining Club: Love to try out new and different restaurants? Atlanta has plenty of them.
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**Call it Out and About in the ATL: This an active group that will explore Atlanta and the surrounding areas discovering cool things to do, places to go and adventures to have in our fair city.
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**Second Family: For groups of people to celebrate Passover, Chanukah, High Holy Days meals together who don't have regular places to go and little or no family in the area. TKE is your extended family!
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**Mountain Biking: Love to hit the trails? This group is for you. Beginners to advanced riders are encouraged to ride with us! Don't forget your helmet and water.
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**TKE Scrapbookers: Pictures and fun is the name of the game with this chavurah. Join us on select Sunday mornings.
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Do you see anything that sparks your interest? If not, let's get one started!
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Good Morning LHS, Please the article below regarding some of our amazing LHS heroes!! https://www.liherald.com/fivetowns/stories/five-towns-community-center-volunteers-help-save-heart-attack-victim,128145
Good Afternoon, Parent/Teacher conferences are tomorrow, Thursday, October 29th 6:30PM-8:45PM. We have been experiencing some technical difficulties with Teacher Reacher today and it appears that the data has been lost. As a result, we ask parents to login and sign up for your desired time slot again. We apologize for this inconvenience, but we thank you for your understanding. Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Good Afternoon LHS Families, Hybrid Instruction will resume on Monday, November 2, 2020. Next week will be a BLUE Week. For more information, please see the Superintendent's Smore newsletter or the school calendar. Thank you for your cooperation during this challenging time. Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Tonight at 7PM on GoogleMeet we will be conducting our "Parent Tech Talk" in Spanish. We will go over Google Classroom, Google Apps, and other platforms being used by your students. The link to join the Spanish session is: https://meet.google.com/edv-gmkc-ctc We hope you will join us!
Announcements for Tuesday, 10/27 Tuesday, October 27th - Day 2 Students - If you are interested in extra help, please reach out to your teacher with specific questions. They will prepare their extra help around specific questions students send them in advance. Parents - Parent/Teacher conferences are Thursday, October 29th 6:30pm - 8:45pm. Please sign-up for 4 minutes conferences with teachers through Teacher Reacher. Please see the link below. https://5il.co/mebd
Announcements for Monday, 10/26/20 Monday, October 26th - Day 1 Students - please make sure to be following your school schedule remotely. We are following a regular bell schedule. Parents - Parent/Teacher conferences are Thursday, October 29th 6:30pm - 8:45pm. Please sign-up for 4 minutes conferences with teachers through Teacher Reacher. Please see the link below for details. https://5il.co/mebd
Attention Seniors!! LIU Director of Enrollment, Ilkania Maldonado will offer her Financial Aid presentation in Spanish on Monday, November 2, 2020 at 6:00pm. Introducción a la preparación, comprensión y navegación del proceso de ayuda financiera disponible para estudio Universitario. Revisaremos en profundidad el proceso para completar la Solicitud Gratuita de Ayuda Federal para Estudiantes (FAFSA). El requisito establecido por el Departamento de Educación. Además, revisaremos los requisitos de beca federales y estatales, la tasa de interés de préstamos para estudiantes, préstamos PLUS para padres y el proceso de solicitud. La presentación será conducidas por Ilkania Maldonado, Director of Enrollment Services de Long Island University. La presentación: 2 November at 6pm Registration: https://apply.liu.edu/form/Inquiry.aspx?id=762
Join us at 7PM tonight on GoogleMeet for our "Parent Tech Talk". This session will be conducted in English. We will go over Google Classroom, Google Apps, and other platforms being used by your students. The link to join this session is: https://meet.google.com/rox-ziev-zke Tomorrow at 7PM we will have a "Parent Tech Talk" conducted in Spanish. The link to join the Spanish session is: https://meet.google.com/edv-gmkc-ctc
Good Afternoon LHS Families, I hope everyone is well. The date of Parent/Teacher conferences has been changed to Thursday, October 29th 6:30 PM - 8:45 PM. Appointments can be made through Teacher Reacher. Our teachers will be calling parents at your selected time, to conduct conferences over the phone. Please use the following link for details regarding Parent/Teacher conferences and Teacher Reacher. https://5il.co/mebd Wishing all our LHS families good health! Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Join us for our upcoming "Parent Tech Talk" on GoogleMeet. We will go over Google Classroom, Google Apps, and other platforms being used by your students. We will host 2 sessions, one in English & one in Spanish. The session in English will take place on Monday, October 26th at 7PM. The link to join the English session is: https://meet.google.com/rox-ziev-zke The session in Spanish will take place on Tuesday, October 27th at 7PM. The link to join the Spanish session is: https://meet.google.com/edv-gmkc-ctc
Please see the letter below from Dr. Lagnado-Papp regarding our rescheduled Parent-Teacher Conferences that will now take place on Thursday, October 29th, 2020. https://5il.co/mebd
Thursday, October 22, 2020 - Day 3 With COVID-19 infection rates decreasing in our local area, the District has announced that the Lawrence High School campus at 2 Reilly Road, will reopen on Monday, November, 2, 2020. In the meantime, Lawrence High School is fully remote, all classes are held virtually and we are following a normal bell schedule. Students should be attending all Live sessions for all their classes and submitting all assignments via Google Classroom. Thank you to everyone for your cooperation during this challenging time.
Want to download the Lawrence District 15 App to stay connected and informed, but don't know how? Watch this video to learn how: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LyYPR0NB9edt5kUbrLpwEqBNCAyfdJL0/view
Lawrence Families We are still awaiting word on the Cluster Action Zones. Once we hear the updated status of the zones you will receive that news. Stay well and stay connected! Our learners are making great connections with our teachers via google classroom. Make sure the school has your email address to get daily updates on your child's assignments. See more about our schools here https://www.smore.com/xarsu Thank you Dr. Pedersen
Good Afternoon LHS Families, Due to our school temporarily shifting to remote instruction for all students, our afternoon parent/teacher conferences originally scheduled for Wednesday, October 14th will be postponed for a later date. Instead, students will have a regular day of remote instruction periods 1 through 8 on Wednesday, October 14th. Thank you for your understanding during this challenging time. Be well, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
A letter from Dr. Pedersen about the move to full remote learning can be found at https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/957260/Move_to_Full_Remote_Model_-_COVID-19_-_10.08.2020.pdf
Good Afternoon LHS Families, Yesterday, you should have received a text from Dr. Pedersen regarding the State mandated move to have Lawrence Schools switch to full remote learning. Therefore, ALL high school students will be remote starting tomorrow, Friday, October 9th with an expected return to campus no earlier than Friday, October 23rd. LHS will continue holding classes remotely using our regular bell schedule periods 1 through 8. The faculty, staff and administration will make every effort to make the transition to full remote instruction as seamless as possible for our students. Wishing all our families good health! Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Thank you to all those 12th grade students and parents who participated in our virtual financial aid night. The link below will take you to a copy of last night's presentation. https://5il.co/ltnm
12th Grade Parents! Below are links to the presentations that were shown in all 12th grade ELA classes addressing the college process. We encourage parents to also view the presentation and become familiar with the college process. https://5il.co/lsa7 (Espanol) https://5il.co/lsa8 (English)
Please note the time change for tonight's virtual Financial Aid Presentation. It will begin at 6PM. Details below: 12th Grade Students and Parents! Please see the attached flyer regarding a virtual financial aid information session taking place TONIGHT!! Here is the zoom link details for Monday 10/5 6pm: Topic: Financial aid workshop-20/21 Time: Oct 5, 2020 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/96577275526 Meeting ID: 965 7727 5526 One tap mobile +16468769923,,96577275526# US (New York)
Dear Lawrence Families, Please see the following letter regarding a positive COVID-19 case at Lawrence Primary School. The school remains open based on Department of Health Guidance. https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/948351/Notified_of_Positive_Case_-_COVID-19_-_Primary__2_School_-_9.30.2020.pdf
Good afternoon Lawrence families. Our Health App is now live! If you have not already registered, please following the instructions found at: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/936677/Lawrence__FrontlineHealthPortal.pdf to create your account. If you have any trouble please email email@example.com with your name and email and your student's name and grade.
The district has been notified a staff member at Lawrence Primary School has tested positive for COVID-19. There is no need to close the building. A letter with more information can be found at https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/944648/Notified_of_Positive_Case_-_COVID-19_-_Primary__2_School_-_9.29.2020.pdf
Happy Friday LHS!! FYI GOLD WEEK Tuesday, September 29th, 2020 will be a DAY 3 Blue week and Remote Students: Be sure that you are attending all of your live classes and checking your google classrooms each day.
Do you need to reach the High School nurse? The nurse can be reached by e-mail at email@example.com
Good morning Lawrence families. We are having difficulty with our phone system, and hope to have it fixed soon. If you try to call and receive no answer please email the building at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Reminder all remote students should be joining their classes live during the designated class time. Students can access by clicking on the "meet link" at the top of their teachers' google classroom. Attendance will be taken and is mandatory. Please refer to our bell schedule below to find out what time each of your classes begin! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZCI3eNq24KZu1Q1yOUV257h7Qxa9kLzU2584c7LC7ME/edit?usp=sharing
Good Evening LHS Families, Tomorrow live steaming of instruction begins. Please remind your child to check their lawrence.org email and their teachers' Google Classroom pages daily. Blue Week Parents: please remember to complete the health questionnaire before your child arrives at school. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1eaYTH8NxG6AmU5HMc1mqm65cRle9gWAtI4EgVI_oXOc/edit?usp=sharing Also, all Blue Week students must have their desk shield tomorrow in order to enter the building. Thank you, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Good Evening LHS Families, Please see the News section of the LHS website for information regarding our Back-to-School Night. Thank you, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Dear LHS Families, Back-to-School Night is Wednesday, September 16th. This year's event will be virtual. Stay tuned for more information, which will be posted on the LHS website tomorrow. Also, all Gold Week students must complete the health questionnaire before arriving to school each morning. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1eaYTH8NxG6AmU5HMc1mqm65cRle9gWAtI4EgVI_oXOc/edit?usp=sharing Also, students must bring their desk shield each day. Thank you, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Good Evening LHS Families, In preparation for the arrival of tomorrow's Gold Week students, we are asking families to enter through the Arlington gate and exit through the Oxford gate. Students are to remain in their cars or bus until checked-in by an LHS administrator or security guard. As soon as the student is given clearance, they may exit their car or bus and enter the LHS school building. Please remember, families must submit the District checklist of assurances (once per child) https://forms.gle/3TQuvtM3W61EfmiS6 and the daily health questionnaire (to be completed daily) https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1eaYTH8NxG6AmU5HMc1mqm65cRle9gWAtI4EgVI_oXOc/edit?usp=sharing We expect challenges as we reopen for Gold students, so please leave yourself enough time before your child's first class and we ask everyone to be patient at the check-in. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. Dr. Lagnado-Papp
We had a wonderful first week back in Lawrence. See some of the news from the week and directions for the start of Gold (B) cohort in this newsletter https://www.smore.com/0kw3a
Video from today's flag ceremony can be found at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RpR7K0Kefj9Ncoiv0psUSU4soOrQxuXI/view
Lawrence will never forget the heroes and horrors of 9/11. Tomorrow, a moment of silence will take place in all buildings along with a ceremonial flag raising and the playing of taps. We ask all to wear red, white and blue, if you are remote and in person. Families can watch the flag raising from socially distant outdoor spots or when posted to school websites. LHS 9 am, Primary @2 10 am, LMS and LES 10:45, ECC @4 1:15 Thank you Never Forget
Good Afternoon LHS Families, Just a reminder - Blue Week students report to LHS this week. Gold Week students report to LHS the week of September 14th. All students (blue, gold & remote) should be checking their lawrence.org email account and joining Google Classroom for all their classes now. Teachers have begun to post assignments on Google Classroom. All students (blue, gold & remote) should be checking Google Classroom and submitting required assignments. Live Streaming of instruction will begin September 21st. Thank you Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Reminder for Blue Week Students for tomorrow (and everyday!) 1. Complete the Daily Health Questionnaire before arriving! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1eaYTH8NxG6AmU5HMc1mqm65cRle9gWAtI4EgVI_oXOc/viewform?edit_requested=true 2. Pre-Order Your Lunch on Choosi by 5PM (Steps below) https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1tyMRc6XjFmWsMuFOIdSNfVUMJNVM9KwsYevhsuAOLo4/edit?usp=sharing You can order for 3 days in advance so you do not forget!
Please remind students to pre-order there lunch by 5PM the day before. Students can and are encouraged to order lunch for the whole week a the beginning of the week. Instructions on how to pre-order lunch using Choosi: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1tyMRc6XjFmWsMuFOIdSNfVUMJNVM9KwsYevhsuAOLo4/edit?usp=sharing
Good Afternoon LHS Families, In preparation for tomorrow's arrival of Blue Week students, we are asking families to enter through the Arlington gate and exit through the Oxford gate. Students are to remain in their cars until checked-in by an LHS administrator or security guard. As soon as the student is given clearance, they may exit their car and enter the LHS school building. Please remember, families must submit the District checklist of assurances (once per child) https://forms.gle/3TQuvtM3W61EfmiS6 and the daily health questionnaire (to be completed daily) https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1eaYTH8NxG6AmU5HMc1mqm65cRle9gWAtI4EgVI_oXOc/edit?usp=sharing We expect challenges as we reopen, so please leave yourself enough time before your child's first class and we ask everyone to be patient at the check-in. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Blue Cohort (A) Families 1. Complete these two documents prior to coming to school: Assurances (complete once for each child) https://forms.gle/3TQuvtM3W61EfmiS6 Daily Health Screenings (done every day) https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1eaYTH8NxG6AmU5HMc1mqm65cRle9gWAtI4EgVI_oXOc/edit?usp=sharing Thank you
Lawrence Families Please see our Back to School newsletter. https://www.smore.com/qngmh Cohort A, Blue families be sure to complete the assurances document by Monday evening. Thank you Dr Pedersen
Good Afternoon LHS Families, All students and parents can view schedules in the Student and Parent Portals. Also, you will find a Blue dot for Blue Week students, a Gold dot for Gold Week students or a Red dot for Remote students on each digital schedule. Please see the LHS Live Feed for information on accessing the student or parent portal. Reminder: Only Blue Week students will report to LHS on Tuesday, September 8th. Thank you, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Wondering how to set up your parent portal to view you child's schedule and grades? Parent Portal- https://parent.ioeducation.com/Login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2f Register- https://parent.ioeducation.com/Register.aspx 1. Access the Parent Portal on the High School Website under Parent Resources 2. Click Parent Portal Registration 3. Our district is LawrenceUFSD 4. Create a user name, enter your email address, and create a password 5. Continue and enter all personal information required, followed by student information
Be sure to check out the parent or student portal for your class schedule and to identify whether you are a blue or gold week student. Accessing student portal: Student Portal- https://student.ioeducation.com/LawrenceUFSD 1. Use the eSchool Student Portal link on the High School website under Student Resources 2. User Name is your Student ID# 3. Password: abc123 4. You will be prompted to change your password when you log in
Thank you to all those who attended our Remote Learners Orientation last night. If you were unable to make it, you can check out the slideshow below. A recording of the meeting will be uploaded to the web site soon for your viewing pleasure! https://5il.co/kkrb
Thank you for attending this evening's 9th grade student/parent orientation! The slideshow that was presented can be found here: https://5il.co/kk5p
Wednesday September 3rd food distribution for registered school age children is from 4:15 pm to 10:00 pm PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGE Thank you
A link to the Lawrence Public School's 2020-2021 Calendar & Information Guide has been posted in the news section on our sites. It can also be found at https://tinyurl.com/LawrenceCalendar20-21
Student schedules can now be viewed on the student and parent portal. To Access Student Portal: 1. https://student.ioeducation.com/LawrenceUFSD 2. User Name is your Student ID# 3. Password: abc123 4. You will be prompted to change your password when you log in Schedules cannot be changed unless absolutely necessary. To contact your counselor about your schedule, complete the form below. https://forms.gle/V846ZoSGossUbTz18
School starts for All LEARNERS Tuesday , September 8th. some via their connection to teachers on google classroom others in-person : Please note: 1. Teachers call all families throughout before Labor Day. 2. On the 8th Cohort A is in-person, Cohort B and Full Remote use google classroom 3 On the 14 Cohort B is in person, Cohort A and Full Remote use google classroom 4. On the 21st live steaming begins for cohort B and full remote while cohort A returns in person. A Full Remore Orientation will take place prior to the 8th
We will be hosting a virtual orientation for students and parents who have opted for REMOTE LEARNING on Wed. 9/2 at 8pm. Please sign up to attend below, and we will email you the link on Wednesday. A recording of the meeting will be posted on the web site for those who cannot attend. https://forms.gle/tigeXsyLkMMtdpnK8
We will be hosting a virtual orientation for 9th grade students and parents Wed. 9/2 at 7pm. Please sign up to attend below, and we will email you the link on Wednesday. A recording of the meeting will be posted on the web site for those who cannot attend. https://forms.gle/vHUU97M32BHE3KE28
Good morning Lawrence, I hope you and your children are well. Here is a link to our tenth summer newsletter including information on mailings and more! https://www.smore.com/0j128 My best to you, Dr.Pedersen
A dedicated space to study is helpful to the learning process. Please complete this form if you would like to use a school desk this year for your remote learner. Thank you and stay well. https://forms.gle/pGvMHr9JZyqZPejX7
Hybrid Families, Please see this important checklist from the CDC. These final summer days are important for building your child's stamina in wearing a mask for longer periods of time. Each school will send you a readiness checklist reviewing the safety procedures required in the school buildings. Thank you. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/community/pdf/Back-to-School-Planning-for-In-Person-Classes.pdf
Dear Lawrence Please see this week's Summer Lawrence Onward Newsletter https://www.smore.com/zw0sx I hope you are enjoying the beautiful weather and staying safe, healthy, and strong. Dr Pedersen
Thank you to the families who participated in last night's high school community circle. The audio recording from the meeting can be found at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sf8-14FaEYY-NpWATp_9bzovyCBbdSrR/view?usp=sharing
Thank you to all our families who participated in last night's community circle. Here is the link to the audio. We will be contacting you shortly with the times for individual school community circles. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yCFCQ7sOXYq_Yhm2wPZE7Slbi967QFDX/view Dr. Pedersen
Dear Lawrence We held the first community circle meeting this morning . The link to the audio can be found below. There will be building level meetings scheduled starting next week through the start of school. I hope the audio helps you with the difficult decision between hybrid or remote instruction. Your decision is needed by August 20th Thank you Dr Pedersen https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ghRavplDu2YHERYtDSD67ZJ3PfOXrunO/view
Lawrence en Adelante #7 Formulario para Clases Completamente Remoto Estimadas Familias de Lawrence, Este enlace se puede usar para completar el formulario optando por la instrucción COMPLETAMENTE REMOTO, lo que significa es durante el primer periodo de calificaciones su hijo(a) NO ingresara a los edificios, pero asistirá y participara en las clases transmitidas virtualmente. Si elige la instrucción HÍBRIDA no necesita completar un formulario. En caso que no esté seguro, espere las sesiones informativas que se programaran esta semana. Gracias. Remoto https://forms.gle/hKVmdysmDHddNDQw5 Optar Por No Viajar en Autobús Como planeamos para septiembre, sepa que uno de los desafíos será el distanciamiento social en los autobuses escolares. Si esta seleccionando instrucción remota o si puede optar por NO participar en el transporte, le pedimos que complete este formulario. Espere las sesiones de información si no está seguro. Gracias. https://forms.gle/6TJeajdsBTk2z6S98
Please use the links found here to indicate your preference for remote instruction. If you have any questions we will address them as quickly as we can. Thank you Dr. Pedersen https://www.smore.com/8mnzr
Please see latest news regarding parental choice for Lawrence's September opening. Thank you https://www.smore.com/crwsd
Dear Lawrence Families, The Governor has indicated that schools may reopen in September and provide the models of instruction that address health and safety and the needs of the local community. Lawrence is currently planning to open offering hybrid ( alternating weeks of in person and remote) and a full remote model. Families will be asked to "opt in" if they would like full remote instruction and a form will be sent Monday. Please refer to page 30 of the guidance document found in the news section. We will announce our virtual information sessions next week. Thank you Stay safe Dr.Pedersen
Lawrence Reopening planning is following State and CDC guidance and focused on the safest way to protect our most precious resource, the children. We are preparing for instruction in a rotating or "Hybrid" model which alternates weeks between in school and remote. We must keep social distancing in school. A full remote option for families is a likely choice. Again, we await Govenor's Orders on reopening, but our current thinking is the full in person model does not allow all children and staff to keep appropriate social distancing . Complete plan details will be released Friday. Thank you and please be safe and well. Dr. Pedersen
Good Afternoon LHS Students & Families, Final Locker Contents Pickup Day is Tuesday, July 28th 9AM-11AM, drive-up style at the gymnasium doors in the back of the LHS building. The administration, faculty & staff look forward to seeing everyone in September! Have a great summer! Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Please see the latest edition of Lawrence Onward. Planning and preparation for September is ongoing. We look forward to the new school year and await information from the Govenor's office. https://www.smore.com/p8y3h Spanish https://www.smore.com/bjsdh
Good Afternoon Graduates and Families, Congratulations on your graduation! Diplomas will be in the mail tomorrow and transcripts will be mailed next week. Please contact guidance if you do not receive either in the coming week. Best of luck in all your future endeavors! Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Please help the Lawrence Reopening committee by completing a survey by noon on Tuesday, July 28th. The survey can be found on our websites and app or by going to: https://forms.gle/51wybnVAy69P4spi6
Please use the link to see the latest edition of Lawrence Onward for updates on the work towards the State guidance for schools . https://www.smore.com/15a0t
Lawrence Onward Updated July 16th, please use the link to learn more about the NYS guidance for school opening. Thank you https://www.smore.com/15a0t
Lawrence continues to prepare our school buildings as we await the NYS Education Department guidance for school reopening in September. Our hand sanitizer delivery has arrived and cleaning crews are working hard to prepare the buildings. Their work and the patience of our families and staff are appreciated.
The Lawrence High School Virtual Graduation can be found at https://tinyurl.com/LHSVirtualGraduation Information on how to download the video can be found in the "Lawrence High School Class of 2020 Virtual Graduation" article in the News section. Congratulations to the Class of 2020!
To view the ceremony, log on to: https://www.vegovirtual.com/lawrence between 7-7:30 PM and enter the password: 2020grad
Good Evening, Lawrence High School, please click on the link below to view this year's Senior Virtual Sports Award Ceremony! https://youtu.be/bTBjIUTFbq8 Congratulations once again to the Class of 2020!
Good Afternoon LHS Seniors and Families, Please see the News section of the LHS website for updated information regarding our graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020. Questions? Please reach out to Mr. Ballantyne, the 12th grade Assistant Principal or myself. Congratulations to our soon-to-be graduates! Thank you, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Good Afternoon, I have always been proud to work at Lawrence High School. I believe in the motto Diversity, Pride and Tradition and I think the students and staff represent the best of those values.Recent events in our country, the murder of George Floyd and all of the subsequent protests, during a worldwide Pandemic, have left us all with many emotions and feelings. I would like to invite you to join with me and some of our support staff for a 10th grade assembly tomorrow morning at 9:15. If you have class and would like to be excused I will notify your teacher. This is an opportunity for you to make your voice heard. We are here to listen. You can use the link for this google classroom, hope to see you then.
Good Evening LHS Students & Families, Reminder: Tomorrow, June 12th textbook and instrument drop-off, drive-up style at the back of the school building at the gym 8AM - 11AM - 11th Grade Only Any 12th grader who has not yet picked up their cap & gown, may do so tomorrow. Thank you, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Good Afternoon LHS Students & Families, Reminder: Tomorrow, June 11th textbook and instrument drop-off, dri1ve-up style at the back of the school building at the gym 8AM - 11AM - 9th Grade Only 11AM - 2PM - 10th Grade Only Any 12th grader who did not pick up their cap & gown today, may do so tomorrow. Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Good Afternoon LHS Students & Families, Reminder: Tomorrow, Wednesday, June 10th 9AM - 2PM Graduation cap & gown pickup. Cars can drive to the gymnasium at the back of our school to return Chromebooks, textbooks and calculators. Then continue driving around the school to the cafeteria for cap & gown and yearbook pickup. Congratulations to our LHS Graduates!! Dr. Lagnado-Papp
In these challenging times we would like to make families aware of an increase to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). If families already get SNAP benefits, additional funding will be sent to the benefit card. Any family NOT already receiving SNAP, but qualifying for the school Free and Reduced lunch program will be mailed a card that will be able to be used in the same way. There will be payments for March and April, and another for May and June. The funding stream is not from DSS, rather from the Office of Temporary Disability Services. Families will not have to apply separately for this benefit.
Hello Seniors and Parents, I hope you are all well. Tomorrow, Friday, May 22nd from 8AM-2PM will be Senior Sign Pickup, drive-up style at the front of LHS. Congratulations on your upcoming graduation! Be well, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
The Lawrence Public Schools would like to inform you that there will be a Nassau County food distribution to Lawrence/Inwood residents tomorrow, Thursday, May 21st at 12 noon. If you are a Lawrence/Inwood resident in need of food please come to Lawrence Early Childhood Center #4 School 87 Wanser Ave. in Inwood. Please ensure to wear a mask, practice social distancing and bring a shopping bag and/or shopping cart. This is an additional food distribution. Any food distribution currently be done by your school district is still occurring. Food is while supplies last.
Seniors.. Your signs for your homes should be arriving this week along with more details on pick up for graduation caps and gowns and times for your photos. We will be honoring your Graduation in many ways including a virtual ceremony. Stay tuned and stay strong. Class of 2020, you are outstanding. Dr Pedersen
See the link below for some virtual SUNY college events taking place! https://www.suny.edu/attend/events/
Attention AP students: AP exams begin on Monday May 11th, good luck. Be sure to watch the demo on the college board website and check your email. Be ready to "enter" the testing room 30 minutes before the exam.
Good Afternoon LHS Students and Families, Reminder: Tomorrow, Friday, May 8th Locker Contents Pick Up Day 8AM-3PM, drive-up style at the gymnasium doors in the back of the LHS building. Be well, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Good Evening LHS Students & Families, I hope you and your families are well. We will be holding another Locker Contents Pick Up Day on Friday, May 8th 8AM-3PM, driveup style at the back of the school by the gymnasium Be well, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Dear Lawrence Families, We all share great pride in our students. To acknowledge the success of the class of 2020, please consider taking part in a Long Island wide event. You can do this by flickering your house lights and making noise (banging pots and pans) at your door for 20 minutes beginning at 8:20 p.m. tonight. (20:20 military time) . May 1st is Senior commitment day, when college acceptances are due and we want our seniors to know they have the support of our community. Stay socially distant but show your emotional connection to these fine students. Dr. Pedersen
Good Afternoon LHS Students & Families, Our 3rd quarter ends today, so please remember to submit all assigned work to your teachers before the end of the day. Stay healthy & safe, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Food Resources Available Please use this link or visit our news section for information about additional food resources during the Covid-19 Pandemic: https://docs.google.com/document/d/141EGRbFUFyRk5yBoWe_bVUidl8pGSF-k0jE_JHAfiY0/edit?usp=sharing
Look towards the future and Register for the SUNY Virtual College Fairs below! https://www.suny.edu/attend/events/virtual-college-fair/
Dear Lawrence Families, The Governor has announced that school will be closed until at least May 15th. Please stay connected with your teachers and our social emotional support teams during this period of "NY Pause". Following social distancing guidelines remains our shared responsibility . We are proud of our students for their academic work ethic and for handling the tremendous emotional pressure of this crisis. Reach out for support, be strong and be well Thank you. Dr Pedersen
Attention Lawrence Families, the food distribution schedule has changed. The new schedule is: Monday pick up is for Monday & Tuesday, Wednesday pick up is for Wednesday & Thursday, and Friday pick up is for Friday & the weekend. Pick up times & locations have not changed.
Students Grades 9-11: Check out the information below! Strive Virtual College Exploration Week Monday, April 20 - Thursday, April 23, 2020 300+ colleges from 44 states and 10 countries Free! Registration for students and parents is now live: www.strivescan.com/virtuals
Good Afternoon LHS Families, There will be no live classes held through iTutor from Wednesday 4/8/20 - Friday 4/10/20. Students should check their teachers' Google Classrooms for assignments. Be well, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Food distribution will continue through Thursday this week. To allow for the holiday, food for Thursday through Monday will be distributed on Thursday. This will be 10 meals per student. Please bring something to take the food home in. Daily distribution will resume on Tuesday.
Good Afternoon LHS Families, I hope you are well. Monday, April 6th Live instruction on iTutor will begin in all Social Studies classes. As per the schedule posted on our website, Monday will be periods 1-4, Tuesday will be periods 5-8 and so forth. Thank you, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
All students should be enrolled in their google classrooms and I Tutor courses. If you need help please reach out to your teacher, guidance counselor and/or your AP. Stay safe and stay home.
Keep your mind and body healthy during the quarantine and remember to reach out to your counselor if you are in need of extra support! Access the Guidance Wellness Center https://tinyurl.com/sellhs
Dear Lawrence High School Families, Thursday as Friday locker pick up will enable our facilities department to further clean the buildings. Social distancing rules are enforced at this time. Drive or walk up to the back of the building where you will give your name and locker number. Bagged belongings will be passed across a six foot table. It has come to my attention that many of our High School students are socially gathering during this pandemic . This is unsafe and not in compliance with State and Federal orders. Stay Home and stay safe. In any exception that you leave your home, such as locker pick up, follow strictly the social distancing six foot rule. Thank you Dr. Pedersen
Good Afternoon LHS, Lockers are being cleaned out today by LHS staff. All belongings will be bagged and labeled with the student's name. Locker content pick up: Thursday, April 2nd - Grade 9 8AM-11AM & Grade 10 12PM-3PM Friday, April 3rd - Grade 11 8AM-11AM & Grade 12 12PM-3PM
Good Afternoon LHS Families, I hope you are well. Tomorrow, April 1st Live instruction on iTutor will begin for all English classes. If students have any technological issues, please email firstname.lastname@example.com for assistance. Thank you, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Information on available Day Care Centers in Nassau County for Children of First Responders' & Emergency Healthcare Workers can be found at https://5il.co/e8x2
Good Afternoon LHS Families, The Superintendent's office sent notification that we must return to a start time of 9:00AM due to district-wide scheduling conflicts. The schedule is on the LHS website. Thank you for your understanding during this challenging time. Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Good Morning LHS, Reminder: If your Chromebook is in school, you may pick it up tomorrow, Friday, March 27th 9AM-11:00AM. You will give your locker number and combination to a custodian who will retrieve your Chromebook and bring it out to your car. Be well, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Any LHS student who left their Chromebook at school can come to the front entrance at the High School on Friday, March 27, between 9am - 11am. Tell the custodian the locker number and combination. The custodian will retrieve the device. Lawrence thanks our hardworking custodial staff who are keeping our building clean and safe. Thank you Dr. Pedersen
Dear Lawrence Families, Please see the recent update in the News section of the High School website regarding the Distance Learning schedule.
Dear LHS Families, the administrators and I hope you are all healthy and safe. We are working with our Superintendent to determine the next steps for our school. More information to come. Free Breakfast/Lunch for all begins tomorrow at #2 & #4 Schools. Be Well, Dr. Lagnado-Papp
Lawrence has no cases of Coronavirus at this time, but out of an abundance of caution, all after-school activities are canceled until further notice.
Good afternoon LHS families. Please see the news section of the LHS website or app for a letter from the Superintendent and Principal regarding concerns about the Coronavirus.
Good morning Lawrence families. As of Tuesday morning, Lawrence still has no reports of exposure or diagnosis of the coronavirus. Please visit the news section of the district website or app for an update from the Superintendent.
Attention Students! Have you been using the technology we have to offer to stay organized and up to date? 1. Check your @lawrence.org email for updates about news and upcoming events. 2. Log on to your student portal where you can see your updated grades! Questions? Come ask!
Please note that the Love Your Life Concert will begin tonight at 7:30 in the LHS Auditorium to allow for our students to support the boys basketball game at the playoff game at Calhoun HS, and still be able to participate in the performances!
Congrats to Lawrence FB Players and Alumni Joe Capobianco and Jordan Fredericks on being named to Newsday's Top 100 Male Athletes for the past decade '10-'19 https://www.newsday.com/sports/high-school/top-li-high-school-athletes-2010s-boys-1.40194091
David Manara, Patrick Cave, Michael Giordonello and Josiah Reed being honored at the Gridiron Dinner At Crest Hollow. Coach Supple, Coach Frawley and Coach Urio celebrate with our honorees. David Manara: All County, Academic All Conference, Martone Award Nominee Josiah Reed: All Conference Patrick Cave: County Unsung Hero Award Winner Michael Giordonello: National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete Award
It was quite a successful year for the boys' soccer team. Among being Conference A3 Co-Champions Class 'A' Final Four, there were many individual and team honors received. We are very proud of this group of dedicated young men. Below is a list of accomplishments: Auricio Puerto Quintanilla, Sr. - All County, Conference Player of the Year, All State, All Region, All American Alan Martinez, Jr. - All County, Conference Offensive Player of the Year Danny Reyes, Sr. - All County Frank Echeverria, Soph. - Hon. Mention All County Gabe Viera, Soph. - Hon. Mention All County Ozzy Canales, Jr. - All Conference Jose Garcia, Jr. - All Conference Jesus Moran, Jr. - All Conference Angelo Puerto-Quintanilla, Soph. - All Conference Coach Patrick Leary - Conference Coach of the Year CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL!
Are you ready? Winter Sports begin on the following dates: Tuesday, 11/12: Wrestling, B & G Bowling and Gymnastics Monday, 11/18 High School - B & G Basketball and Indoor Track Reminder, all student athletes must be registered online at FinalForms and have all forms completed and signed by their parent/guardian and themselves. In addition, you must have a valid Physical (Completed within the past 12 months) on file with the Nurse. To Register for FinalForms or complete and sign the forms, please go to https://lawrence-ny.final forms.com
Check out the colleges visiting LHS next week and for the rest of November! 11/6-SUNY New Paltz 11/7- Montclair State 11/8- Deadline to Register for ACT 11/12- SUNY Geneseo 11/13- Sacred Heart 11/14- UMASS 11/15- Manhattan 11/18- Univ of New Haven 11/19- Johnson and Wales
Seniors! Use this 3 day weekend to complete your college applications. This includes tech/vocational/community school. We want to see all of the seniors stop in the guidance office next week to provide your counselor with a college app update! Must be done by Thanksgiving!
SUNY Brockport is hosting an Instant Decision Day at the SUNY Welcome Center on 42nd Street across from Bryant Park on Saturday, November 23 from 11 am to 2 pm. Sit down one-on-one with an admissions counselor, talk about their application, and get a decision on the spot!
Check out the great article about Varsity Girls Soccer in the LI Herald http://liherald.com/fivetowns/stories/positive-steps-for-lawrence,119001?sfns=mo
Attention Seniors! On Thursday, October 3rd, at 6:30, we will be hosting a college planning night event. Seniors and their parents are encouraged to attend. Please do not miss out on all that you need to know about applying for college admission.
Reminder to all seniors and families: Financial Aid Planning Night is MONDAY 9/23 from 6:30- 8 PM. Take advantage of this valuable opportunity!!
Congrats to Senior Dave Manara, as he was nominated for the USA Football's Heart of Gold Award, presented by the Hospital for Special Surgery and NY Giants. He needs our support in voting for him to be a finalist for this prestigious award. Please vote here at http://www.usafootball.com/hoagvote Voting starts tonight, 9/19 at 5:00 PM and will run through 10/13 at 11:59 PM. You may vote once every 24 hours, per device. LET'S SUPPORT DAVID AND SHOW OUR LAWRENCE PRIDE!!
In order to provide our students with a safe environment that's ideal for learning, we have updated our Electronics and ID policies for the 2019-20 school year. Head to the Parent Resources section of our app/site to learn more. They will be fully enforced beginning Monday, 9/16
Upcoming college fairs: 1) Fall College Expo Saturday 9/14 from 12- 3 PM @ SUNY Old Westbury 2) NACAC National College Fair Sunday 9/15 from 11-3 PM @ NYCB Live, Home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
First Day of Practice and Tryouts for Varsity & JV Sports begin on Monday, 8/26/19 ARE YOU READY? - Varsity & JV Girls Volleyball - 8:00 AM at LHS - Varsity & JV Girls Soccer - 9:00 AM at LHS - Varsity Boys & Girls Cross Country - 9:00 AM at LHS - Varsity & JV Cheerleading - 10:00 AM at LHS - Varsity & JV Boys Soccer - 5:00 PM at LHS - Varsity Boys Volleyball - 6:00 PM at LHS - Varsity Girls Tennis - 9:00 AM at LMS Tennis Courts **Reminder, Every Student Athlete and Parent/Guardian must register with FinalForms online in order for any student to be cleared to play a Sport this Fall!! To Register for Final Forms, please go to https://lawrence-ny.finalforms.com
Attention Class of 2020 Students and Parents! Announcing our free SAT Prep for all Seniors! See flyers below and register here: https://tinyurl.com/LHSSATPREPRSVP
Attention All Student Athletes and Parents: New Sports Registration and Clearance Procedures!! We are excited to announce that the Athletics Dept. has launched Final Forms, an online forms system that will reduce repetitive paperwork for families. The forms can be signed and completed from your computer, tablet or Mobile Device. In addition, all students wishing to participate in a District Sport (Grades 7-12) must have a Sports Physical on file and completed annually. Sports Start Dates: - Varsity and JV Football Begin 8/19/19 - All other Fall Varsity & JV Sports Begin 8/26/19
Attention All 12th Graders!! Free SAT/ACT preparation is coming! First, take a mock SAT to be held at LHS on Thursday, August 22nd 9AM-1PM. Receive your score and access to iTutor SAT a week later at a parent/student meeting on Thursday, August 29th at 7PM. iTutor SAT is a brand new online SAT/ACT preparation program. This new program, with the largest bank of questions, will automatically score your practice questions with an explanation of the correct answers, provide strategies on how to get the correct answers and teach fast-reading techniques. Come Thursday, August 22nd to start!! Breakfast and a snack will be served! Giveaways and a raffle will be held, plus earn HERO points! Please RSVP for August 22nd by calling the Guidance Office 516-295-8030
Varsity & JV Football Begin in less than 2 weeks: Monday, 8/19 - - JV Football At 9:15 AM at LHS - Varsity Football At 5:30 PM at LHS Monday, 8/26 - All other Fall Sports Every Student Athlete and Parent/Guardian Must Register with FinalForms Online in order to be cleared to play a sport this fall and must have a valid Sports Physical (**Completed within the past 12 months ) in file with the Nurse To Register for Final Forms, please go to https://Lawrence-ny.finalforms.com
Reminder - Lawrence High School Has New Sports Registration & Clearance Procedures. Every Student Athlete and Parent/Guardian must register with Final Forms online in order to be cleared to play a sport during the 2019-2020 school year. Click here to register: https://www.lawrence.org/o/lawrence-school-district/page/final-forms--35
Attention families of Juniors & Seniors, Lawrence has an exciting new opportunity for SAT preparation. More information will be posted on the High School Website in the coming weeks.
We invite you to join us as we honor our Senior Student Athletes at the Senior Athletic Awards Ceremony on Monday, 6/3 at 6:30 PM in the LHS Cafeteria **Senior Student Athletes must see or E-mail Mr. Gordon at email@example.com to confirm sports played from 9th-12th Grades (V and JV) by Friday, 5/24 to have their Plaques ordered
Seniors: The Excelsior Scholarship application is live with a deadline of August 15th! https://www.hesc.ny.gov/pay-for-college/financial-aid/types-of-financial-aid/nys-grants-scholarships-awards/the-excelsior-scholarship.html
Lawrence DECA made another nice run to get to the International competition that was just held in Orlando, Florida. The students in the picture did an amazing job to get to this level. From l to r congratulations to: Luke & Brooke Kirchner on competing in the category of Integrated Marketing Campaign Service. Danielle Hance on competing in the category of Hospitality & Tourism Professional Selling. Amil Virani on competing in the category of Financial Consulting. In this great 14 year run for Lawrence DECA, I have taken 30 different students, several multiple times, making the finals 5 times and placing 4th in the world twice. Please note that there were a record 22,000 people at this DECA Conference.
We would like to extend a special congratulations to the students who attended the finals of the Long Island Math Fair on Friday, April 12th. 8 students earned medals, the most medals earned by Lawrence High School in over 10 years.
Field Trip Opportunity open to all 11th grade students and parents to New York Mets College Prep Day! Find out more: http://lawrenceny.apptegy.us/o/lawrence-high-school/browse/53592
Senior students and parents!! New York Islanders Captain Anders Lee has also announced a scholarship in honor of his friend Fenov! Find out more here: http://www.jamkancerinthekan.com/Fenov-Scholarships/#
Happy Weekend LHS!!! Best of Luck to Senior John Loughlin at the NYS HS Bowling Championship!! Read more in the LI Herald: http://www.liherald.com/fivetowns/stories/bowling-for-a-state-crown,112473
Lawrence Public Schools honoring First Responders Michael Spinelli, Pat Frawley, Jennifer Lopez, David Lebron, Dr. Nima Jalali and Rich Ravo. Their quick actions helped save the life of BB Official, Larry Miller, who suffered a Heart Attack during our game. Thank you to Assemblywoman Melissa Miller for your support!
Lawrence High School Math Department submitted over 30 math research papers for the Long Island Math Fair. This number is the highest participation from Lawrence High School students in over 10 years.


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Eddie Montgomery Files for Bankruptcy
After a string of devastating financial hits, Montgomery Gentry star Eddie Montgomery has filed for bankruptcy.
The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that Montgomery filed for Chapter 7 protection on Tuesday (Dec. 31), listing a staggering $13.4 million in liabilities and just $1.9 million in assets.
Montgomery Gentry shot to stardom with a string of hit songs that include 'My Town,' 'Speed,' 'Gone' and 'Lucky Man.'
Montgomery's financial woes appear to relate mostly to a steakhouse that he and his wife, Tracy Nunan, opened in Harrodsburg, Ky. in 2009. The couple later divorced, and the restaurant became a point of contention in their financial settlement. It closed abruptly in May of 2013, and is scheduled to be auctioned off to help settle $12.7 million in defaulted debts to Central Bank & Trust.
The bank will also take possession of Montgomery's interest in a house on 237 acres in Boyle Country that he owned with his ex-wife. His bankruptcy filing lists $8.4 million in claims, many relating to the failed business, for which Montgomery reportedly personally guaranteed the loans.
"Due to his divorce and the restaurant closure, Mr. Montgomery filed for Chapter 7 relief to address these ongoing issues," the singer's attorney, Jamie Harris, tells the Herald-Leader. "It is very common with individuals dealing with divorce and business closure to have to seek out bankruptcy relief."
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Dr. Hassan Diab is being held in a jail in France for a crime he did not commit. Diab's finger prints, palm prints, physical description, and handwriting do not match those of the suspect. Furthermore, French investigating judges have confirmed that he was not even in France at the time of the bombing. Diab has consistently denied involvement and condemned the violence.
Ottawa (19 June 2017) — The National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE) is encouraging people to call the Prime Minister to urge him and his government to take immediate steps to secure the return of Dr. Hassan Diab to Canada. (Information on making the callise below.)
Travesty of justice
Dr. Diab, an Ottawa University professor and father of two young Canadian children, has been jailed for over two and a half years in France as a result of a controversial and legally questionable extradition process launched by the previous Conservative federal government.
The details in Diab's case are strange to say the least. He was sought by the French government for his alleged involvement in an October 1980 bombing that killed 4 people. However, Diab's finger prints, palm prints, physical description, and handwriting do not match those of the suspect. Furthermore, French investigating judges have confirmed that he was not even in France at the time of the bombing. Diab has consistently denied involvement and condemned the violence.
The weak case is reflected in the fact that Diab has been ordered released on bail six times over the past year by investigating judges in charge of his case. However, on each occasion the Court of Appeal overturned the release orders at the prosecutor's behest. French lawyers have called this situation unprecedented, a political manoeuvre to look tough on terror even though a vast body of evidence shows Dr. Diab did not commit the crime.
Canada needs to act
The unprecedented denial of Diab's right to a small measure of liberty while awaiting the ultimate outcome of his case would rightly be condemned had it occurred in Egypt or Iraq or China, yet the Canadian government has been silent in the face of this injustice. It's the latest setback in a long-running saga that starts with a case that the Canadian extradition judge called "weak," "convoluted," and "confusing," adding "the prospects of conviction in the context of a fair trial seem unlikely".
Dr. Diab's lawyer, Donald Bayne, one of this nation's most respected litigators, calls this "the classic recipe for the wrongful conviction of a Canadian citizen."
This case glaringly calls out for the intervention of the Canadian Government. Dr. Diab's Kafkaesque predicament stems from the actions of the previous government. However, the current federal government has the power to ultimately mitigate and bring about an end to the harm and suffering that Diab and his family continue to experience on a daily basis.
Call the Prime Minister
As many calls as possible to the Prime Minister, from different parts of the country on the same day, are needed to amplify the message.
Mr. Justin Trudeau
House of Commons
Phone: 1 (613) 992-4211
Fax: 1 (613) 941-6900
Constituency Office
Phone: 1 (514) 277-6020
Template Message:
"Hello. My name is ______________. I am a supporter of Justice for Dr. Hassan Diab and I am calling to ask why the Canadian government and Prime Minister Trudeau have not intervened to secure Hassan Diab's release. Hassan has been in prison for almost 3 years, despite the fact that there is consistent evidence that he is innocent. Three different French judges have ordered his release 6 times, yet he remains in prison in France. This is a violation of Hassan's rights, and we insist that the Prime Minister intervene with the new French government and ask for Hassan Diab's immediate return to Canada. To do less dishonors Canada and Canadians.
I look forward to your response. You can call me personally at ______________".
More information:
Justice for Hassan Diab http://www.justiceforhassandiab.org/
The National Union of Public and General Employees (NUPGE) is one of Canada's largest labour organizations with over 370,000 members. Our mission is to improve the lives of working families and to build a stronger Canada by ensuring our common wealth is used for the common good. ~ NUPGE


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|This article is about a/an monster in Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters.
- "Cha-charin..."
- ―Final words before Death[src]
Tireloid (タイヤロイド, Taiyaroido) is a Metaloid created by Enter when he saw a shipment of Enetron ripe for the taking and uses the "run" Metavirus to infect a bicycle by the rear tire.
Able to move at fast speeds and have vehicles run amok by using it's Spoke Beams (located in the Metaloid's hands) on the rearmost right tire, Tireloid attacks the Enetron transport convoy. The Spoke Beam has the fire rate of a submachine gun.
During it's fight with Blue Buster, Ryuji hit his Weakpoint, causing him to mercilessly pummel Tireloid, starting with disabling Tireloid's hands, before finishing him off by tossing the Metaloid into the air and stab him in the back with the Sougan Blade as it fell back down.
Powers and Abilities
- Superhuman Speed: Tireloid can run so fast that he can catch up to the truck.
- Spoke Beam: located on the Tireloid's hands he can fire a beam that can cause any vehicle to run amok.
- Identification Number: T-18
- Install Metavirus: HASHIRU
- Production Motif: Bicycle tires
- Height: 208 cm. (6 feet, 4.37 inches)
- Weight: 265 kg. (559 lbs.)
Behind the Scenes
- Tireloid's suit actor is Hiroaki Nakamura.
- Tireloid were designed by character designer Yoshiro Harada.
External Links
See Also
- TireZord - MegaZord counterpart.
- Cycletron - Power Rangers counterpart in Beast Morphers. See comparison page.
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Because Python is untyped, you need to specify the return type using the 3rd argument of the registerFunction() method named returnType.
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When visiting family in rural Macon, GA as a child, the only impression I was left with was one of poverty – not of the many social "isms" that were staring me right in the face.
If you think these survival instincts fade over time, think again. The problem is, that some of these learned behaviors are actually counterproductive in the modern era as they exude a lack of confidence and may make black folks more vulnerable to exclusion.
This nation has come a long way. But let's not get it twisted: Racism Still Exists! And it is negatively impacting the mental and physical health of those who experience it (see article). So yes, volunteer away on MLK Day. But please remain mindful of the struggles that birthed such an amazing leader. And let us work to heal the mental and emotional wounds that are still ever present so we can fully realize the dream that Dr. King had envisioned.
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