AP World & AP Euro History Teacher • Academic Decathlon Head Coach • Lover of books, The Office, dogs and coffee.
Frisco, TX
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76 years ago today, the 320th Barrage Balloon Battalion, an all African American unit, were part of the first waves of soldiers on Omaha and Utah beaches on D-Day. They brought barrage balloons ashore to help protect the soldiers that would follow. s.si.edu/377kGOJ
ALT Barrage balloons protect dozens of ships on the Normandy beaches as they offload the men, material, and munitions needed to expand the beachhead
ALT From left to right, PFC Arko Shaw, PFC Alvin Smith, Cpl. Jessie Sumlin, and Pvt. James Shrapshire hauling a barrage balloon through a partly cleared mine field to a new site in France, 22 August 1944.
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We are finalizing AP Exam options that would allow students to test at home, depending on the situation in May. Additional resources, including online lessons and review sessions, will be made available. We will communicate the details by March 20. More: spr.ly/60131srPd.
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Auschwitz survivors walk through camp gates on 75th anniversary of liberation. abcn.ws/2tMii0R
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get ready to be in your element @ the In My Element concert from July 14-16!! #totallyradical @mrsschattle
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LT WHAP learners spent the last couple days having roundtable discussions regarding the Mongolian Empire. Their questions were high level and their connections were insightful! @mrsschattle @FISDsocstudies
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Looking back, landing on the moon wasn’t just our job, it was a historic opportunity to prove to the world America’s can-do spirit. I’m proud to serve the country that gave me this historic opportunity. Today belongs to you. We must hold the memory of #Apollo11 close. #Apollo50th
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Alexander the Great died between 10-11 June 323 BC/BCE age 32. Taught by Aristotle. Changed world. Never lost a battle. Named 70+ cities after himself & 1 after his horse. Great strategist. Still studied. Spread Hellenic culture..en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex… #Strategy #Leadership #OTD
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Today marks the 75th Anniversary of the #DDayLandings #DDay75
On 6 June 1944, Allied forces launched a combined naval, air & land assault on Nazi-occupied France, codenamed ‘Operation Overlord’.
Their courage, sacrifice and unconquerable resolve will never be forgotten.
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The 2019 #AP Readings began yesterday. It's always exciting to see the hard work of the students -- and their teachers -- in action.