The 2024 AP Human Geography free-response questions are now available. Set 1: https://t.co/F8Hkg8vwRp Set 2: https://t.co/OYJxwK7Dsn #APExams

@OMSDeschaine @PenobscotTOY14 @mclaughlina @MsGiallombardo @KDubeKindergar1 @mainelymiddle @Archer

Congratulations Emilie Throckmorton 2024 Penobscot County Teacher of the Year! @BangorSchoolDpt @MAINETOY @MaineTOYA Congratulations to all the 2024 Maine County Teachers of the Year FMI: https://t.co/emtLjfCpM2

#PenobscotCounty Teachers! There is still time to register for the #TeachMaineCenter Focus Group on Sat., October 28. We need to hear from #Teachers What does good PD look like? How do we support teachers throughout their careers? #TeacherVoice https://t.co/IyVKimn3aK

Aroostook County loves teachers. I am grateful for the support of my community so I could cook an Aroostook County meal at a MCSTOYA Retreat. Shout out to Irving Farms, Smith Farms, Goughans Farm, and Caribou Hannaford for their generous donations for teachers to enjoy!

Reminder #3c: And recent research shows that students who receive an AP 2 typically outperform other college students when they do retake this subject:

Reminder #3: Let’s remember that AP scores are only one indicator of student learning. AP scores’ only valid use is for placing a student out of a corresponding college course. AP scores are not designed for evaluating academic potential, growth, or teacher quality.

Reminder #1a: If you’re an AP student, here’s information about how to view your AP scores on July 5:

AP Exam scores will be released on July 5th. Share these tips with your students to make sure they are able to log in and view their scores. #APExams

Make sure your students know how to access their AP scores in July. Share this blog post with directions on how to view them. #APExams https://t.co/NouqxuRxE6

Tomorrow, I start a journey across the Great Smoky Mountains, ending with a celebration of #OurCommonNature in Knoxville. Here’s "Appalachia Waltz" with Edgar Meyer, performed in the Smokies last year. https://t.co/J4SNHfkZk6 ___ @bigearsfestival @OurCommonNature @GreatSmokyNPS

We asked kids to write their own highway message signs, and the results are sure to make you smile. Share your favorite in a reply!

Congrats Jessica! Congrats & Welcome from your Penobscot County Teacher of the Year Family. @NokomisLitCoach @PenobscotTOY14 @mclaughlina @MsGiallombardo @MacInnes3 @mainelymiddle @MAINETOY @MaineTOYA #CTOY23 @rsu_26 @OMSDeschaine @KDubeKindergar1 @OronoHighSchool @riotAD1

Wowza! Jessica Archer is the 2023 Penobscot County Teacher of the Year! @mdoenews @MsGoodall_Riots @educateme_pod @addisgram @OMSDeschaine @CStepsProject @MaineEA @NEAToday #TeachersAreEssential #RiotPride https://t.co/op8PQkQyB3

Happy Saturday to my #sschat peeps! I want to put together a group chat of #socialstudies teachers who are early in their career (10 years or less?) to get a sense of what is on the minds of our newest educators. If you are interested, please get ahold of me! #satchat

President Clayton Rose sent this message to the Bowdoin community regarding Rep. Justin Pearson, D-Memphis, a member of the Class of 2017, in the wake of his expulsion Thursday from the Tennessee House of Representatives. https://t.co/FDAq1OLLqS

Language scholars now conclude that Maine’s motto “Dirigo” actually means “I move snow from one place to another.”

Me: Tweets something about the importance of public schools Them: You know public schools are sites of indoctrination Me: Ma’am, if I could indoctrinate anybody the cell phones would disappear and then be replaced by pre-sharpened pencils

The big question: how much more snow is left to fall this winter? ❄️❤️ We love every season in Maine! (Photo by IG user: eisenhaur_photography)