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Donations are doubled today! We are requesting lapel flag pins and supplies for a #modelun conference. @donorschoose @YNB @KrocksPage @HelpingTeach @donorschamps @klillico72 @craignewmark #clearthelist donorschoose.org/project/loo…
Katie Loubier retweeted
The 2024 AP World History Exam scores:
5: 12%; 4: 32%; 3: 20%; 2: 28%; 1: 9%.
All subjects’ AP score distributions for 2024 will be posted here when available: apstudents.collegeboard.org/…
Katie Loubier retweeted
We’re off! Mrs Banas and Mr Cardillo are headed to #Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina for the first stop on their Fund for Teachers trip! Follow along as we visit Bosnia and Croatia for the next 12 days. #fft @FundforTeachers 🇧🇦🇭🇷
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Students who earned scores of 1 or 2 have stronger college outcomes than those who didn’t take AP. Learn more about how #APExams and #APCourses impact students’ post-high school experience. spr.ly/6017ZCe9L
This fine group of delegates are off to their committees for Model UN ‘23 with @ctwac! So excited to see them all debate and try to solve some of the world’s biggest problems this weekend. @DaveMontemurro @Donewaldj @straubmhs @MaloneyMemos #maloneymym @MeridenK12 – at West Hartford, CT
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Every child has the right to grow up free from violence and fear.
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Twenty Maloney students visited @UN and @JapanMissionUN today to learn about Japan’s role in the UN and about the issue of water scarcity for Model UN. Thank you @ctwac for organizing the trip! #maloneymym @DaveMontemurro @straubmhs @Donewaldj @ManciniMeriden @MeridenK12 – at Manhattan, NY
Andriy, 11, stands in a classroom that is severely damaged by shelling in Ukraine.
The war and COVID-19 have led to a fourth year of disrupted education for students across the country.
UNICEF is working to help get every child’s learning back on track. #LetMeLearn
🌍 💚 🤍 🌎 – at Connecticut, USA
Rare to see such impressive gains as these: AP World History teachers expanded access to ~40,000 more students, and scores increased significantly – with an especially large jump in the % of 5s. As a result, 36,000 more students earned scores of 3+ this year than last!
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Katie Loubier retweeted
So pleased to unveil EPOCH’s monument to Black soldiers who fought in the Civil War and are buried in Hartford’s Old North Cemetery. Thanks to @UConnHistory, City of Hartford, and Hartford Communities that Care.
Abandoned temples in the Cambodian jungle date back over a thousand years. These temples are part of a large network of structures spread across Cambodia. They were commissioned by the kings of the Khmer Empire more than a millennium ago. The Khmer Empire ruled Southeast Asia from the 800s to the 1400s. Many of the temples were constructed in the style of temple-mountains, representing Mount Meru, the divine abode in Hindu and Buddhist traditions.
During the latter half of the empire, there was a significant shift from Hinduism to Buddhism, resulting in some temples incorporating symbolism from both religions. One intriguing aspect of these temples is that historians are uncertain about the reasons behind their abandonment. Angkor Wat (pic 4), the most famous temple-mountain in Cambodia, offers an example. Built in the 1100s, it was continuously used until the 1400s when it was largely abandoned.
The exact cause for the desertion of the temple and the surrounding city remains unknown to historians and scientists. Some theories suggest environmental changes affecting the water supply, while others propose the cultural shift from Hinduism to Buddhism as a contributing factor. Modern-day archaeological techniques have begun unveiling the secrets of these temples, revealing intricate networks of temples and boulevards, as well as sophisticated engineering.
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Maloney Class of 2027 Summer Bridge starts today! Looking forward to meeting our incoming freshmen and working with them over the next two weeks! #maloneymym @DaveMontemurro @straubmhs @Donewaldj @FTMHSCounseling @MaloneyMemos @ctrisenetwork @pvcivitello @MeridenK12
We had a wonderful tour at @YaleArtGallery today with #APWHM where students got to flex their historian skills while looking at art and got to speak with PhD candidates. #maloneymym @dbanas57 @MaloneyMemos @DaveMontemurro @straubmhs @Donewaldj @MeridenK12 @CollegeBoard @AP_Trevor – at Meriden, CT























