Senator Cory Booker will be teaching tomorrow's #APUSH #APMasterClass. Don’t miss what is sure to be a historic event! Watch live on May 8 at 11 am ET: youtu.be/xH17ifJl3G4.

Andy Serkis is reading The Hobbit on Youtube today. If you're an LOTR nerd, or just need a good story, I highly recommend.

Q: Will we have to use a lockdown browser during this year's AP Exams? A: 👇

Found some golden oldies while cleaning today. I’m so grateful for the teacher education program Catawba College. I was well prepared and given unending support!

Use this checklist to keep track of what you need to do before, during, and after each of your AP exams. spr.ly/60101Cbnj

AP U.S. History students will take their exam tomorrow! ▶️ Exam details: spr.ly/60101hCw6 ▶️ Get ready: spr.ly/60111hCwB The exam will begin at 2 pm Eastern Time. This time zone converter can help you find your local testing time: spr.ly/60121hCw8.

A special message from Lin-Manuel Miranda for #APUSH students taking their exam today.

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Juneteenth is a day to remember the millions who died from enslavement in America, and those who survived and fought to end it. And it needs to be a national holiday. We’re introducing a bill to do just that.

Today is Juneteenth—a day for celebration and remembrance that should be part of our collective knowledge of freedom struggles in this country. May our educators and youth continue the fight to ensure that the promise of freedom is delivered. tolerance.org/magazine/happy…

Following nationwide protests calling for racial equality and other reforms, there's a growing movement to make Juneteenth a federal holiday. trib.al/X51BEO2

New York City will officially observe Juneteenth as a city and school holiday starting next year, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced today. trib.al/2EhMDq6

Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when Union soldiers arrived in Texas to inform some of the last enslaved Americans that they were free. The troops enforced President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, which had taken effect on Jan. 1, 1863. trib.al/IgSxPnI

Please wear a mask.

As people in power continue to racialize the coronavirus and use derogatory, anti-Asian descriptors, it’s critical that educators understand the historical context of these racist tropes and xenophobia—and how to disrupt them. t-t.site/2DiJAAv

WCHS Students: Review the TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION link on WCHS’ main page for log-in, Canvas, & MS Teams info. Homeroom teachers will be available to answer questions from 8:10-8:30 am. Links on web pages. First block at 8:35 am. Can’t wait to get started!

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