#Administrators

Whitney Bryen

SoonerReporter

THREAD: I recently attended crisis intervention: a 40-hour mental health training for law enforcement. High profile police killings such as George Floyd in MN and Bennie Edwards in OKC have

Dr. Sanjay Gupta

drsanjaygupta

As a parent and a doctor - I never thought the question of sending my kids to school would become politicized. (1/9) But as schools decide whether or not to

Caitlin G DeAngelis

cgdhopkins

100 years ago, on May 13, 1920, Harvard sophomore Cyril Wilcox died by suicide. Over the next few weeks, the Harvard administration formed a "Secret Court" to interrogate, threaten, and

LO🕊

LorenzoForreal

Politicians campaigning and then winning office actually never makes anything better. Before Women and Black People could vote, the electorate was created for solely white men to vote for other

Derek Ryan

longhornderek

I’d like to talk about voting by mail in Texas (a thread). As someone who crunches election numbers and maintains a file of all voters in the state, I have

Jen McAndrew

JenMcAndrew

On my mind. A #thread about public schools on a theme: we told schools to be everything and do everything and solve everything (but, big secret: we never actually wanted

cyborg witch, MD

dn_charles

seeing tweets from Black students spending hours and hours of their time in meetings with administrators about how the institution can be less racistplease, my loves, I beg of you...

Dada Docot

dadadocot

I feel for students affected by this push to drive non-citizens out. The regulation by #ICE: 1) increases stress among the student population, 2) penalizes universities who are doing the

Bansi Sharma

bansisharma

1. COVID Death StatsDon't fall for the wretched media storm ginned up by unscrupulous players about the COVID death count. COVID death count means "died with COVID19." It does not

Doncaster Council

MyDoncaster

A thread of thanks from the exasperated parents of the world.Today our kids are #backtoschool (well home school at the kitchen table at least).And after a month of home schooling,

PJ Caposey

MCUSDSupe

This will be the longest thread of my Twitter career -- in my attempt to explain why the re-opening decision is so damn hard for school administrators(1/) In my area,

Kensha Marie Clark

doktor_clark

I am not sure if I should be writing this, but I’ve been thinking about it a lot over the past few days. There is a lot of talk about

Joanna Cohen

joannacohen187

Please forgive me @NYSEDNews @usedgov, I know administrators are supposed to be quiet and toe the line, but I have to speak my mind on what happened in our schools

Ida Bae Wells

nhannahjones

Friday I tweeted about how it is time to honestly assess what virtual education looks like during the pandemic and how little instruction is occurring. Let me start by saying, if

Shirley Tillotson

stillots1

Here’s what one kind of objection to state expansion looks like. From World War II. Thread, on why crisis-led state-building isn’t… so bad. In 1943, as soldiers died in combat

Ari Lewis 🚀

amlewis4

31 Lessons from a Social Media Professional in Higher-EdInspired by the Instagram Live conversation between @mkobach and @jsstansel Lessons Every Account Matters• Some accounts have 100,000 followers and some