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Hearing up our PLCs! Next steps: As a leader, doing the prework and investing in the PLC process so teachers can also see value in the work. @DrAliciaMartin #HAASBEConnect

This is still one of my favorite quotes!

What an awesome night @LJHMustangs! The Fall Fest was a huge hit!

@LJHMustangs Nothing beats a surprise pep rally!

Pinkout for Red Ribbon Week!

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@realDonaldTrump what’s your position now?

RT & Follow @RODEOHOUSTON for your chance to WIN 2 tickets to the show of your choice (subj. to availability)! Winner picked every 5 mins! #RODEOHOUSTON *George Strait tix are not available

Today’s big question: Where can love live? @ILAToday What a powerful message! @MisterMinor

@ronclarkacademy First attempts at classroom transformation for review week. #workinprogress twitter.com/wessendorff_ms…

I have been forever changed! My experience at @ronclarkacademy is one I will never forget. The lives of my students will only be made better!

@DICKS As a teacher and parent, Thank you for stepping up! I hope others will follow.

Langston Hughes was born in Joplin Missouri on February 1, 1902. #wessmsfields00 #wessmsblackhistory1

After winning a poetry contest in 1925, Hughes received a scholarship to attend Lincoln University. #wessmsfields00 #wessmsblackhistory1

In 1951, Hughes published one of his most celebrated poems, "Harlem" discussing how the American Dream falls short for African American. #wessmsfields00 #wessmsblackhistory1

Langston Hughes wrote numerous plays and poems that explored urban, working class black themes that many could identify with. #wessmsfields00 #wessmsblackhistory1

Langston Hughes was a primary contributor to the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s. #wessmsfields00 #wessmsblackhistory1

Langston Hughes was a prolific writer. His poetry shined a light of the struggles of African Americans in the early 20th century. #wessmsfields00 #wessmsblackhistory1

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