Great day of NUMBER: Fractions and Decimals training with Kimberly Dockery, M.Ed., NBCT AMSTI Athens State. Mary Cooper Kinsey Berryman AMSTI

This moment gets to me every time. Jeter and Pettitte exits the dugout to take out Mariano Rivera for the last time of his career.

26 years ago today, the cover of Sports Illustrated. #RepBX

Thank you to Orlando “El Duque” Hernández for throwing out today’s ceremonial 1st pitch! A 3x World Champion with the Yankees, El Duque will be honored tomorrow night at the Yankees 44th Annual Homecoming Dinner with the “Pride of the Yankees Award.” 🙌

We would like to thank the individuals and businesses who donated for door prizes at the 2024-2025 teacher inservice. Your support is greatly appreciated! #oneLC

It's Mental Math Monday! Math educators Dana and Kyle want to know how you would mentally calculate 427+385. Please share how you would do it in the comments.

We hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving Break filled with joy and relaxation! As we return, let's embrace the next three weeks with enthusiasm and focus. Together, we can make this time productive and memorable as we prepare for the upcoming Christmas Break.

2025 is a mathematical wonder.!!

It's Mental Math Monday! How would you mentally calculate 8×88? Can you do it without using any 8s?

Watch this video if you don't like math

Mark your calendars for the 2025 Job Fair! #oneLC

How to quickly find all prime numbers from 1 to 100

What did the coordinate system do at the fruit stand? Ordered pears.

It's Mental Math Monday with guest Nicole from Minnesota. If 2/5 of a number is 70, how would you mentally calculate what the number is?

It's Mental Math Monday! What goes on in your head when you're mentally calculating 88+89?

Mental math trick when dividing by 25:

Today, 6/28, is a mathematically perfect day!

Fun math fact: If you divide the first n positive odd numbers by the next n odd numbers, you will ALWAYS get 1/3. Here's why! (With a visual included!)

Did you know completing the square literally means to complete the square? I didn't when I was in high school and that would've made it so much easier.