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Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
NYC has made great progress in the past 40 years to clean up our parks, rivers, wetlands, and forests. Our city now has 77,580 acres of green space that hosts a surprising amount and diversity of wildlife, including Bald Eagles and endangered sea turtles! nytimes.com/2021/10/28/nyreg…
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
Port Richmond #NYCClassOf2021: you're going out into the world prepared to be world changers! Congrats!
We're ending this school year strong because our school communities made education a priority. If we made it through the last year, we will be ready to rock in September!🎓
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
🎉🎉Thank you too all our OUTSTANDING D31 Principals. We appreciate all you do #elevateD31 #principalappreciationday 🎉🎉 @DrMarionWilson @AnzaloneD31 @FreyTB – at Staten Island, NY
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
This is Dasia Taylor.
She invented a new type of suture that changes color to show if a wound is infected.
She won the state science fair, became a finalist in a national competition, and now has her sights set on a patent.
She's only 17.
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
Today we would like to remember #ClaudetteColvin and the inspirational words she shared with many that still resonate till this day.
#like #follow #share #MSSI #WordsofWisdom #womenhistorymonth #TheCommunityIsOurPriority #bethechange #motivationalspeaker
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
Smiling proudly as my wife hosts a 5pm dinner Zoom. All of her students showed up! They eat, tell stories, share family photos, celebrate each other and laugh. @JohannaOtero357 your students will remember how you made them feel! @MeishaPorter @cristinevaughan @DOEChancellor
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
A team from @NASA_Wallops made taking Earth science measurements as easy as flying a kite — literally. The Aeropod can be hung from a kite string and allows students and scientists to take measurements from the air, all at a low cost. issuu.com/nasagsfc/docs/wint…
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ALT Aeropods are a stabilized, suspended platform for Earth observations.
ALT An aeropod suspended from a kite in the bright sky
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
My quick summary of the mRNA vaccines @CellCellPress was just published, one of science and medical research's greatest achievements cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
Teachers:
Our children need you every day.
Even more so tomorrow.
Please speak from the heart.
They need to hear your truths.
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
The ice geysers of Saturn's moon Enceladus, imaged by #Cassini on Nov. 30, 2010. This is a composite of calibrated data acquired in red, green, and blue filters from a distance of about 67,000 km. South is up. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SSI/Cassini Imaging Team/Jason Major.
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
NASA astronaut Kate Rubins harvests radishes grown in space dlvr.it/RpNSJx
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
Evidence of bees using tools. nationalgeographic.com/anima…
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
Playing with my food. A video I made for my 6th graders the night before their test on conduction, convection, radiation and the electromagnetic spectrum. Miso soup exhibiting convection currents. #scienceeverywhere with @IS27Prall
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
21 years ago Trans Day of Remembrance was established in response to the murder of Rita Hester in Allston, MA.
Today we remember Rita and the many other trans folks whose lives we have been robbed of.
Today we re-commit to fight transphobia and hate in all of its forms.
The Names You Should Know on #TransDayOfRemembrance 2020 ellemag.co/auCVuWU
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
This amazing video of an octopus changing colors in her sleep might be an indication she's dreaming.🐙💤
Credit: PBS. Full video: bit.ly/2uPhngb
Port Richmond HS Science retweeted
"Students want to be seen and heard."
Three educators share ways that educators and schools can promote the inclusion of Arab and Muslim students, such as having schools accurately assess their numbers in the student population. #EWopinion blogs.edweek.org/teachers/cl…