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Can't locate a single US Navy survivor from the biggest naval battle of all time, which started today: the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Not one. Not one of the legendary 1,700 Tin Can Sailors. Not one from the entire US naval force. All gone.
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📣 State, regional & district/school specialists: Join ALEX for 30-minute virtual Lunch & Learns!
📅 Nov. 18 | Dec. 16 | Jan. 13
🕦 11:30 a.m.–12 p.m.
🔗 Details & registration: docs.google.com/document/d/1…
#TeachWithALEX #ALSDEedtech
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Democracy or republic? How does the U.S. fit both definitions? Explore this new resource with your students and trace these ideas back to ancient Athens and Rome, examining how voting rights have expanded throughout American history. bit.ly/4z1AG12
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"The well-being of the individual and of human and Christian society is intimately linked with the healthy condition of that community produced by marriage and family” (Gaudium et spes, 47). The Church is well aware of this, as shown by the pastoral concern of the Popes who have succeeded one another since the last Council, right up to the two Synodal Assemblies convened by Pope Francis, which were addressed again in recent days by the Heads of the Eastern Catholic Churches and the Presidents of the Bishops' Conferences. #GeneralAudience
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The beginning of the end. Today in 1944, the Battle of Leyte Gulf begins. It seals the fate of the Pacific War. It remains the largest naval battle ever fought. The Allied victory cripples Japan's remaining fleet, splits its supply lines, and paves the way to Tokyo.
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Building a safe school starts with strong leadership. ALSDE's School Safety Team shares practical updates, resources, and strategies to strengthen safety and preparedness — Oct 20-22 across Alabama. bit.ly/3qgyUL6
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#ALBOE Members approve a Resolution in Recognition of David Michael Martin, Jr., Verbena High School, Chilton County School System, as Alabama's 2026 History Teacher of the Year, State School Board District Three
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Planning to coordinate a National History Day competition? Tomorrow's free webinar is for you: hubs.li/Q04zv3yb0
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Thank you @Dean_Road_Elem for your invitation to discuss citizenship with the 1st grade students. Enthusiasm and lots of questions! Maybe one these students will be the mayor in the future -it’s happened before! @AuburnCityEdu @CityofAuburnAL
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PARCA - and now their Education Research Center! - always does a great job with this survey. Well worth your time if you're into education policy and decision-making. aldailynews.com/parca-survey… @ALDailyNews #aledchat
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Alabama has the lowest chronic absenteeism rate in the country. Learn more: aei.org/research-products/re…
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Tomorrow is #ConsititutionDay, marking the anniversary of the signing of the #USConstitution on 9/17/1787. Learn more about the Constitution’s predecessor, The Articles of Confederation, and how it helped unite the 13 former colonies: bit.ly/4hhuPgu
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Two days ago marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks in the United States of America. I renew my prayers for those who lost their lives and for those who continue to bear the wounds of that tragic day. At a time when conflict and violence afflict so many of our brothers and sisters, I invite everyone to pray that the Lord will bestow his gift of peace upon the world.
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7 women to share childhood memories of Civil Rights Movement at Montgomery Interpretive Center blackbeltnewsnetwork.com/new… via @BlackBeltNN #Alabama
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A year in, what are teens telling us about cell phone bans? New work from colleagues and me at Brookings. A few highlights:
brookings.edu/articles/a-yea…
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What happens to September 11 when fewer people can say “I remember”?
For millions of young Americans, it has always been history. @JMSilverbrook reflects on the objects and stories that will shape our civic memory of that day for future generations.
Read more: ow.ly/cP4N50ZLzc4
iCivics CEO Louise Dubé is joining BigTentUSA for an inspiring discussion on the future of civic education. 📝 Join us on Sept. 17 at 7 pm ET to explore a fresh vision for student engagement and actionable ideas to elevate civic learning.
Register now: bit.ly/3TeBGPx
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Do not be afraid to sow without immediately seeing the fruits. The sowing belongs to you; the growth belongs to God. No gesture carried out in the name of Christ is useless.
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How can families make civic learning part of everyday life?
This week on #CivicParenting, Lindsey Cormack (@DCInbox) joins @JMSilverbrook to discuss how families can build civic curiosity, confidence, and know-how together.
🎧 Listen: ow.ly/aLif50ZHI91




























