Jeremy Finch Ed.S

TMTA Math Competition hosted at Tennessee Wesleyan. Congrats to: Amelia Wiseman (left) placed 3rd in Geometry. Neel Patel (right) placed 1st in Precalculus. Aiden Samonek (right) and Vasu Patel (middle) placed 1st and 2nd in Calculus respectively.

Black History Month is a time to recognize the lived, shared experience of all Black folks who have fundamentally shaped, challenged, and ultimately strengthened America. It’s about taking an unvarnished look at the past so that we can create a better future. As we mark 100 years of celebrating Black history, let’s honor the sacrifices of the leaders who came before us, and recommit ourselves to continuing their work.

SAY IT LOUD ... MALCOLM , i'M BLACK AND iM PROUD ‼️🫡🏴

I’m Excited & Thankful for another opportunity to serve in such an important role. I’m truly Grateful to be able to give back to the community that helped raise me. 🙏🏾✊🏾❤️ #CommunityLove #Family #LoveMyCity #PayingItForward #BeleeDat

#RestinPower to NAACP Image Award winning actor, Malcolm-Jamal Warner. Your talent and spirit touched many lives, and your legacy will continue to inspire. Thank you for the memories and the impact you made in the world of entertainment

🚨NEW: Federal Judge Melissa DuBose has blocked RFK Jr. from dismantling U.S. health agencies. RETWEET to thank Judge DuBose for standing up for the Constitution!

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Ed.D Cohort headshots came back and I can't be more excited. Looking forward to being Dr. Finch one day. Doctorate of Education loading... #Classof2027 #DocatorateofEducation #ΑΦΑ #Blackmenteach #blackmenlead

I've debated starting my doctorate for a while now. After seeing some of my teacher friends finish their programs recently, I was led to apply. I got this letter on my my late moms bday today 🎂 The final round and my LAST degree! #EdD #blackmenteach #blackmenlead #educatorsrock

Every South Carolina WBB player's season high in every statistic 🧵

Cleveland City Schools and @clevelandhightn are proud to announce their highest-ever number of Graduates of Distinction for the 2023-2024 academic year, with a total of 47 seniors achieving this prestigious honor! clevelandschools.org/article/1545083

@GuptonTeaches As a high school teacher in a 1:1 school I district, I see it all the time. If it ain't the phone it's the computer. Cell phones were just becoming a normal thing when I was in high school, so they're right, we had it better! Work to do!

Here’s the secret to building relationships: Actually like kids That’s it. No fancy handshakes, no dancing and singing like a fool every morning. That stuff is for show and kids know it. Just like kids. It’s easy. And if you don’t, find something else to do.

George McLaurin, the first black man admitted to the University of Oklahoma in 1948 was forced to sit in a corner far from his classmates. When he first applied he was denied based on his race. He went to court & it ruled that denying him was unconstitutional.

Be a sweetheart and buy your special someone a carnation and some treats for Valentine's Day. Sales will start on Friday Feb 9 during every lunch. Carnations and treats will be given out on Valentine's Day

Congratulations to our men's and women's wrestling teams on another State Championship! This is the boys' 7th in a row and the girls' 2nd in a row. We are so proud of the work they put in and how they represent our school! #culture #madeincleveland

In honor of Black History Month, Cleveland City Schools is highlighting outstanding individuals across the district! We are thrilled to share insight from Del Halfacre, Digital Media Teacher at @clevelandhightn! 👏🌟

On this day in 1961, Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes, the first black students enrolled at the University of Georgia 2 days earlier, were suspended. This was after thousands of white people violently rioted. They were initially denied enrollment but a federal judge ordered their admission. —Hamilton simply wanted to become a doctor. Charlayne simply wanted to become a journalist. Both agreed that the University of Georgia had the classes they needed to reach those goals. But when they graduated from Henry McNeal Turner High School in Atlanta in 1959—Holmes as valedictorian and Hunter (now Hunter-Gault) as third in their class—it wasn’t quite that simple. Both Hunter and Holmes applied to UGA for the fall 1959 quarter but were denied. Holmes was accepted to Morehouse College, and Hunter enrolled at Wayne State University in Detroit, but they continued to submit applications to UGA each quarter. Eventually Hunter and Holmes became the first black students to attend UGA, but that is just the beginning of their stories. On January 9, 1961, thousands of white people violently rioted because Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes registered at the University of Georgia, becoming the university's first Black students. Their enrollment came days after federal judge William Bootle ordered the university to admit them, ending a two-year administrative and legal fight to integrate the school. When Ms. Hunter and Mr. Holmes arrived to register for classes they were met by nearly 100 white students opposing their admission. The crowd grew in the coming hours and the opposition escalated into full-scale riots, involving nearly 2,000 white students, local residents, and Ku Klux Klan members. The rioters set fires outside Ms. Hunter's dormitory, hurled rocks inside, and yelled racist epithets. At least one student in the dormitory was injured by a flying object. After several hours, campus officers, city police, and local firefighters quelled the riot. In response to this violent white mob, composed of many white students from the university, officials forced Ms. Hunter and Mr. Holmes to withdraw from the university and Georgia state troopers escorted them home. White student leaders gloated at their victory, and one cited the University of Alabama's violent reaction to the enrollment of Autherine Lucy in 1956 as inspiration for their own demonstration. Days later, Judge Bootle ordered the university to readmit Ms. Hunter and Mr. Holmes. They both completed their studies in 1963, becoming the first Black undergraduate students to graduate from the University of Georgia. 🖋️You can support the page via donations to keep up on africanarchives.support 🖤 thanks!

@GuptonTeaches Next on my list!!

@GuptonTeaches All these were books that were covered at a book club at my former school. I've read 3 of them. The Sun is also a star was my favorite. Read it in 3 days!