Jen Mitchell

@collierschools teachers have poured their heart and soul into eLearning for our students...

@mscordeiroAP @collierschools @BCEBobcat @Champs4Learning Congrats! Much deserved!🍎

Congratulations Mrs. Kinstler! We are so lucky you have taught at BCE all these years. @collierschools @BCEBobcat @Champs4Learning

Nearly 4 years ahead of schedule! Thank you @GovRonDeSantis for your follow through! While most other leaders talk about what needs to happen you get to work making it so!

@judy_ramiry @PoincianaCCPS @collierschools You are such an amazing teacher, Judy!

Data matters. So does confidence. Before testing, my 2nd graders wrote letters to themselves. Teaching kids to believe in themselves will always be part of my curriculum. 🤍 @PoincianaCCPS @collierschools

So proud to support my friend Stephanie! She doesn’t just talk about problems she brings solutions! @collierschools will continue it’s positive trajectory under her leadership!

@jennfrey @IUHoosiers Praying for a full and complete recovery for Chris🙏

Chris and I were supposed to fly to LA today to see @IUHoosiers crush Alabama in the Rose Bowl. Instead, I am praying things are calm enough here that I can watch the game in ICU. Chris is still off the vent and breathing on his own, but not awake. Hoping he wakes up today. 🙏🏻📿

@marszalkowski @IMS_Indians Love this! 💕

Coach Marz would like to shoutout to Coach Mc Carty’s 7th, 1st and 2nd period PE students and Mrs. Garcia and Mrs. Vieira for wearing pink and supporting Breast Cancer Awareness with her! Thank you to all who raised awareness for this worthy cause. @IMS_Indians

@Lane_Kiffin Putting out uplifting content in this crazy world has such a great impact, Coach. Thank you! May you receive blessings upon blessings.

Have the best Thursday ever everyone. Love you 💙❤️🇹🇹

@MrAndyNgo Ok… now tell us what it’s called when an administration tells private companies to suppress voices on social media?

Fascism arrives when a broadcast network suspends a late-night host for six days for lying. It’s a page from the same playbook that put Hitler in power.

@WatchChad And all God’s people said “Amen!”🙏

So, what now? You can feel it though, can’t you? Something is stirring. It is bigger than one man, bigger than one moment, bigger than politics or headlines. When thousands of believers gather in grief and instead of despair they lift up the name of Jesus, that is not ordinary. That is the Spirit of God pressing against the seams of a nation that has been asleep too long. Revival is never announced with confetti or firecrackers. It starts when hearts break, when tears fall, when people decide they are done playing church and they want the real thing. That is what we are watching right now. This ache in our souls is not just grief, it is hunger. This trembling we feel is not fear, it is expectancy. God always moves in the cracks. He always shows up when the world says the story is over. Jesus was crucified, buried, sealed behind stone, and then the Spirit of God shook the ground and rolled the stone away. See the pattern? Out of death comes life. Out of shaking comes awakening. Out of silence comes a roar. We press in now, not by waiting for the next big event, not by hoping someone else will carry the torch. We press in by bending low before the Lord in repentance and rising up in holy boldness. This is not about personalities. This is about Jesus. This is about whether we as a people will return to our first love. Revival is not a tent meeting. It is a heart set on fire. It is parents praying over children at the breakfast table. It is teenagers deciding purity is more powerful than compromise. It is business leaders choosing integrity over greed. It is ordinary Christians refusing to be silent when the name of Jesus is mocked. The Spirit of God is not politely knocking on America’s door, He is rattling it. He is saying, “Wake up, my people. The time is short. The harvest is ready. Will we be the generation that says yes?” Do not miss this. Do not let this pass by and say, “Wasn’t that powerful back then?” The Spirit is not a memory, He is a fire. Fan it. Feed it. Live it. Because revival is not coming. Revival is HERE. It is not waiting for someone else to carry it. It is waiting for you. Come, Lord Jesus.

@ChristinaPushaw Hope it was a great day, Christina!🎉

Thank you for all the kind birthday wishes! It made my day 🎂 🙏🏼

@WayneTwpSuper Great article! What an impactful legacy❤️

Wayne Township schools will have a new superintendent next year wfyi.org/news/articles/…

@dayankee @LelyLionsRoar @collierschools Mr. Matt is so talented and such a blessing to @LelyLionsRoar ❤️

Mr. Matt working on a new mural at @LelyLionsRoar. The kids are mesmerized as they walk by and see him at work. @collierschools

@LeighBrown Spot on Leigh! Scares me for my son who lives in Charlotte!

This is NOT leadership. Refusing to say the victim's name, refusing to say that a criminal is a criminal, refusing to acknowledge what is destroying this once-proud city. Charlotte doesn't have to be this way. What's it going to take, voters? You waiting until it's YOU?

@LeighBrown This is fantastic news! Thanks for keeping those of us who ❤️ NC but don’t live there informed!

Would you like some good news today? Another homeowner is being made whole in WNC!!! Please help share and spread the word so all can apply for the available funds! RenewNC.org

@collierschools @EducationFL Great news! Congrats!

CCPS has earned an “A” rating from @EducationFL once again! 🤩 We are the only district in SWFL to earn an “A” rating & moved up to 6th in the State (out of 67 school districts). 👉 Read the full announcement, which includes school grades: bit.ly/2024-25-CCPS-S… #CCPSProud

@SuptDotres @MDCPS @EducationFL Fantastic news! Your leadership is exemplary.

Attention @MDCPS family! @EducationFL has released the 2024–2025 School and District Grades, and it is with immense pride and joy that I share: M-DCPS has once again earned an A rating! This outstanding achievement reaffirms our unwavering commitment to excellence and demonstrates that Miami-Dade County Public Schools remains the Best Choice for education in our community. #YourBestChoiceMDCPS

@RaphealDavis3 Love seeing a fellow @LifeAtPurdue alum doing something so inspiring!❤️ How can we support?

130 kids learning financial literacy in the middle of the “worst neighborhood” in the City.. News hasn’t tried to cover it once, but let something negative happen in this neighborhood. That doesn’t matter though. We just keep doing the work.

Thank you to our legislators for recognizing the needs of the autism community and working to address them! 🧩@Kathleen4SWFL @LaurenMeloFL @BenarrochYvette @collierschools @SFACS_Autism @DianaDiazAZ @EDSecMcMahon @elonmusk

@LeighBrown Very cool! Had never heard this before. Thanks for the history lesson, Leigh!🇺🇸

➡️ North Carolina Patriots did it first! Did your history teacher get it wrong, too? Most folks think the Declaration of Independence happened in 1776—and sure, that’s when it was signed up in Philly. But let me tell you something they forgot to mention in your textbooks: North Carolina beat ‘em to it. May 20, 1775—that’s when a group of bold, fed-up North Carolinians gathered right here in Mecklenburg County and said, “That’s it. We’re DONE.” No more British overreach, no more unjust taxes, no more sitting quietly. They wrote their own declaration. Yep, before Jefferson, before Congress, before July 4th made it on a T-shirt. And what did they say? They said they were “a FREE and independent people,” governed only by their God and a general congress of their choosing—not a king an ocean away. That took guts. That made them traitors in the eyes of the Crown. And one brave soul, Captain James Jack, got on horseback and rode all the way to Philadelphia to deliver the Mecklenburg Declaration to our reps up there. Over 700 miles. No GPS, no paved roads—just a message that freedom had already been declared down South. But the big wigs in Congress? They brushed it off. Jefferson even mocked it, claiming folks in Carolina weren’t smart enough to write something so bold and eloquent. Joke’s on him, because when he did pen the official Declaration a year later—well, let’s just say some of that language sounded mighty familiar. So today, May 20th, don’t let the moment pass you by. This is our day—North Carolina’s Independence Day. And whether you’re in Cabarrus, Mecklenburg, or anywhere else in this proud state, take a minute to honor the courage it took to write freedom on paper before the rest of the country caught up. Know your history. Be proud of your people. And never let anybody tell you Carolina didn’t lead the way. @dogwoodblooms

@HistoryBoutique @MargoinWNC did you see this? Love that these kiddos take an active role in problem solving for the future of their community! Kudos! @Unitedcajunnavy @SamaritansPurse @LeighBrown

8th grade kids in Western North Carolina invited leaders from the City of Asheville to come look at their plans to rebuild our beloved River Arts District… NO ONE SHOWED UP. WNC kids lost a lot during Hurricane Helene but they gained a deeper love of their home. I would love to have someone from @CityofAsheville hear them out.