middle school math doesn't happen in middle school.ious if you if the team can share more about the strategy in the thinking about elementary d upper elementary math? um, and then i have a follow up question . turn around. was a prototype considered for acceleration for six seven? um yeah. like in the upper elementary to six seven and the seven eight. and then you would have eighth grade algebra as an option, just so if you could speak to some of those, maybe other prototype considerations that didn't make it tonight. so i'll let i'll speak about the elementary work that we are planning right now in this group, and we'll talk about the prototypes. so indeed, as i explained before, we are looking at what will happen in in fifth, fourth, third grade, next school year because we are right now as we speak, uh, by the end of this spring semester, we will have, um, a selection that will be piloted, uh, recommend nation to pilot some of those instructional materials in math. we are counting on those to be used as a framework to teach in fourt

every middle school without a two year delay. pilot algebra every middle school this fall. hi my name is maya. for a while, everyone took algebra one in eighth. back to school night 2013 at roosevelt middle. my son's algebra one teacher told us it would be delayed tonight. i thought, this can't be true, and if we all go to 555 and explain why it's a really bad idea, would all work out if there are lessons to be learned from this. the minute somebody questions your data, engage. when you hear 40% failed one year, in the very next 7% did that snake oil, everyone should ask to see the raw data. after years of district stonewalling, i finally got the data. 4% failed the last year algebra one was an eight, not 40. somebody likely made a decimal point error and nobody caught it. they later tried to blame an exit exam. no longer given, but even the exam claims can't be reproduced. should not take public data requests, should not take lawsuits. it not should not take someone wearing a metaphorical sandwich board standing at the corner screaming repent for ten years. thank you. hi, i

um, and, and how that's impacting their learning as they get into middle school and high school. having a middle schooler myself who, um, was in fifth grade, you know, graduated on zoom, experienced sixth grade, um, on zoom. um, um, he tried mighty hard and thank goodness for the black star rising algebra lab this year as a ninth grader. um, that week and, uh, program was a game changer for him. we that targeted help, um, by a teacher at his high school has led to additional connection for him. and so thank you, ali. and dreamkeeper initiative for that program. um, which really leads into my question and i'll stop my hypothesizing and, um, but but what i'm excited to hear about dreambox, i'm excited to hear about japan math. um, do we have an do we have an overall knowledge of what other interventions our schools are using that are successful and why? i mean, thank you, tntp. you know, and thank you for the 15 schools that that were approached here. and part of this. but we have 120 schools and we have thousands of amazing teachers out there. um, so, so i would love to see us. to

we don't know yet which middle schools will be the first group to offer the subject in person this fall. the district will make recommendations by march 15th, but san francisco unified school district stopped offering algebra in eighth grade about a decade ago. so now low math scores, especially among black and latino students in the district, as well as public pressure from parents, students and even san francisco supervisors have prompted the school board and the district to bring that subject back at its middle schools. now, under the district's plan, it will present tonight to the school board. the goal is to offer eighth grade algebra in a classroom setting at all of its middle schools by the year 2026, the district, along with that, is also recommending some big changes in overhauls to its middle school math curriculum in general, including adding things like math tutoring, math labs, even hiring extra math teachers and increasing the amount of minutes all eighth grade students have to take. math instruction from 180 now to a minimum of 205. the board is scheduled to vote on this

yes, you were in middle school. you were in middle school. then you were 17 years old, no less. since the night of your service, when we went to dig here, the weather was cold it was winter, whatever it was, we lit a fire to get warm, one of us raised the tricolor flag of the shahshahi in middle school, then it became clear who they were , and this was our friend, for example, they came proudly and said we did this last night, and then they said sardamdar. for example, this was guakba, and in short , they wanted us, and then we were 13 and 13 years old , yes, they took some citizens, and from there we said that the king's country has a flag, so -and-so, we were drawn into politics. taking abui , wanting to do something, what did dad do, nothing else god, he is the worker of the so-called factory. from there, we were drawn and therefore, when you were 17 years old, it was 1953. yes, i set fire to my jump. yes, that was a very difficult and dangerous year. i was the one in charge. it is interesting to tell you that after all, the main elements are martyrdom or finally being a vete

, i was in the first year of middle school. being that anyone who wants to be sent and volunteer for the war can come and make snus. at that time, there was an association, our school had an association, then this is the head of our association, or sully , in the year 60, and i think 6 is 66, so you were 12 years old , yes, i was 12 years old, i was in the first year of middle school, it was the end of the war, and then there was peace, and now i say that there was peace after that , i remember this president of our association. he was young, that is, he was a teenager, but he had grown a beard, or, for example , almost mohsen. then they came and told us that i remember at that time, one of these guards came and said to this educational officer of our school that whatever you brought the child to the street, i will send him like this to go to war, why did you bring this? what is this little baby for me? after all, we are old. yes, at that time , we were doing cultural activities in my school , but we did not come with anything,

in our middle school, junior high and high school levels. and we have to talk about it all the time. and we also need to make sure that our parents are equipped with resources to know that information. >> when i'm lucky enough to have middle and high school students as well, i have 13 and 15 year old boys, so eighth and ninth grade. a few months ago i asked, what have you guys heard about fentanyl? how much do you know? and they both kind of looked at me like, well, we've heard of it, but nothing more than that. so you can bet i dragged them to a presentation about fentanyl that was mainly for parents. but i said, you guys are going to they learned a lot. but almost as importantly, i learned that it's a whole new it's a whole new scene out there. it is not what what our parents were worried about. >> correct. you know, and many of the sadly, the themes that i hear from parents in washington state who have lost their children, what they say, and it's not unique to washington. i've heard that from parents in california as well. um, that what t

yes, no , you were in middle school.was no less than 17 years old, and i formed the alcheminion group for 17 years i want to tell you about my first memory . it started when we went to dig here after the night of your service. it was cold . it was winter. we lit a fire to warm ourselves. we all had the tricolor flag of the empire on us. in school, in middle school, yes, you set fire, and then it became clear who they were, and this morning, our friends, for example , proudly came and said that we did this last night, and then the headmaster said, for example, this was gwakamian, and in short, they asked us, and then we were 13 and 13 years old, yes. taking shahrbani and this from there, we said that the king's country has a flag raised by so-and-so we became after 1956 and 1957, we came and formed a group called al-khaminion, and i was the one in charge . it is interesting to tell you that the main elements are either martyrdom or veterans. we do not have the procedure of organization in semnan itself, yes, in semnan hig

no so, we mentioned your middle school and high school stage work and now you're going to do "hadestownfeeling ever i mean, it's, you know, where i fell in love with acting and all that so, it's -- i'm so excited >> seth: and, so what process are you -- obviously the show is up and running right now. so, what is the process for somebody like you stepping into the role like, what are rehearsals? >> it's working with like the dance captain, the directors, and a bunch of the amazing swings and then i'm also in rehearsal with anita franco, who is stepping into persephone really soon, one of the other roles of the show and that's the coolest thing ever because she's awesome and i'm just having a blast. i mean, it's like -- we've learned the show, we've done it a couple times so it's starting to feel -- feel real >> seth: and when you now have access, obviously, to maybe a slightly better if not free discounted tickets, are family and friends come out of the -- are your -- they're like "don't forget me, lola. i watched 'zootopia' with you. [ laughter ] >> it's funny because, you know, i mean,

we will work with another native artist and share the new mascot with dakota middle school community f the next school year. now bisons are racist? >> they have to get approval from 11 different native american tribes to get this exemption. this was passed in the last legislation in the state. this is a red herring by any measure. they use ethnic groups to divide the nation, divide each other, weapon eyes us. i don't believe all native americans care about these issues. much like black americans, what's going on in the native american community, they have the highest percentage of fatherless homes in our country any given year in our state, 80% to 90% of nativeborn children will be born in fatherless homes to unwed mothers. the department of health and statistics just like black americans, 90% in minneapolis will be born into fatherless homes, they have the lowest life expectancy, native americans, than any other ethnic group. and so this issue of how the bison is a red herring, pitting us against each other, that is it. i talk about these things in my book that just got released. is

school surprised their former teachers >> proofread it, stop by my room >> reporter: at roseville middle schoolear detroit they put a new twist on a big idea started last year by teacher stacy earl. >> that's perfect! >> the teachers and staff at one school honoring their students in profoundly moving ways. >> you light up our classroom with your kindness >> reporter: back then we showed you what happened when teachers wrote letters of thanks to students now the students are taking a turn. these sixth graders going back to their elementary school to thank their former teachers. >> i haven't seen you in so long >> when i needed extra help you were the teacher that helped me >> thank you >> you're welcome. >> here you go >> thank you >> thank you, honey. how are you? >> you taught me so much stuff about middle school, and you were right it gets hard sometimes. >> hi, honey >> olivia collins had teacher janice litz from kindergarten. >> without you i wouldn't be where i am now. me and my siblings are all very appreciative of you >> oh, honey thank you. >> thank you so much >> you're welcome. >> i

the district email about this incident at the middle school. it says students reported seeing kids faces superimposed on nude bodies in images created and shared by other students. the district says it is working with police to determine if any criminal offenses we're committed. >> a man is in jail tonight. police believe a 20 year-old murdered his girlfriend on a santa cruz beach. police found him next to the 21 year-old student's body at sea bright state beach on friday. she died at the hospital after being strangled at the beach. we know that she was a student at uc santa cruz and the boyfriend used to be a student there as well. his record shows only a minor traffic ticket. >> who was swept into the russian river is facing multiple charges now for assaulting the crew trying to rescue her. calls. first came in yesterday afternoon. officials say woman was seen clinging to thbush is on the side of the river, which israeli move in. now with all the rain rescuer jumped in to help or but she started fighting him off, tried to push him under the w

garage with ketchup, eggs, and syrup. >> they're wearing pajama bottoms, masks, they look to be middle school, high school age. they are definitely not adults. and i am a teacher in the community, and i'm guessing they are targeting me for something. >> jones says this isn't the first time this happened. she says back in november, kids through food all over her home and broke her ring camera, which she has since replaced. >>> we have a follow-up now involving the shooting death of a three-year-old boy in santa clara. the man accused of killing the white and an apartment faced a judge today. prosecutors formally charged sergio gomez with murder and heavy assault on a child. police say gomez threatened his girlfriend, then killed her son and their santa clara apartment on tuesday. the boy, who is unrelated to gomez, has been identified as three-year-old ivan martinez alvarado. if convicted, gomez could get life in prison, he is due back in court in april. >>> not guilty, that is the plea tonight from a police officer from the finance san mateo police officer fernando ramirez entered his plea th

members of more than 20 unions gathered at west lake middle school to organize for palestine and protest what they call attempts to stifle them. this weekend, a reservation for a meeting room was canceled at the last minute. ousd says there was a staffing shortage, but educators in support of palestine say they have been met with resistance all along. >> they have made it very difficult for teachers who support palestine. the school board refused on three different occasions to pass a resolution in support of a cease-fire. thank you. and for those of us in our classroom, they make it very, very difficult to teach the truth about palestine. >> the event drew several counterprotestors who want to see educators focusing on making sure students succeed rather than international events, and worried they will teach division of the jews. we reached out to ousd for their response. >>> people lived the streets of oakland for the black joy parade, the seventh annual event, all about celebrating the joy of the black experience. ♪ ♪ >> this celebrates the black experience and the black contribution

now, we don't know yet which middle schools will be part of that pilot program. e district will decide and make recommendations by march 15th. san francisco unified school district stopped offering algebra in eighth grade about a decade ago. now, low math scores and public pressure from parents, students and even san francisco supervisors have prompted the board and the district to look at ways to bringing it back. the goal is to have the subject offered during the school day at all san francisco middle schools. by the year 2026, and the district, as part of this plan, that it wants the board to approve tonight, is also recommending big changes to the middle school math curriculum overall, like adding more minutes of math instruction 200 minutes a week instead of 180, and adding possibly an extra math period. math tutoring, and possibly hiring math teachers. now, the board is scheduled to vote on these recommended by the district at its meeting tonight, san francisco voters will also have a say on this subject in some way. a citywide measure on the march ballot ca

the people wearing masks are in the security camera footage, but she teaches at charlotte wood middle schoolonders if students might be involved. it's upsetting. it's scary. >> i'm a teacher and am a firm teacher and i hold kids accountable. and clearly they have an issue with something i've done now or in the past. but this is not the way you handle conflict in life. jones says she filed a police report after both incidents and was told she'd be able to prosecute because they were in my >> property of my car and took stuff out and threw it onto the driveway students at her work are responsible. they can take action of school to consequences that school as well. whether current students past students were complete strangers. she wants those responsible to be held accountable. i think they should have consequences for it and possibly pay for the damages that because i reached out to danville, police in charlotte wood, middle school for comment but have not heard back. >> reporting in danville, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. a woman is dead after being knocked off her bike and hit by other car

the people wearing masks are in the security camera footage but she teaches at charlotte wood middle school and wonders if students might be involved. it's upsetting. it's scary. >> i'm a teacher and i am a firm teacher and i hold kids accountable. and clearly they have an issue with something i've done now or in the past. but this is not the way you handle conflict in life. >> jones says she filed a police report after both incidents and was told she'd be able to prosecute because of her car being broken into and property damaged. whether current students past students are complete strangers. she wants those responsible to be held accountable. i think they should have consequences for it. >> and possibly pay for the damages that they cause. >> i reached out to danville police in charlotte wood, middle school for comment but have not heard back reporting in danville. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> the chevron refinery in richmond reported another flaring incident early this morning. this is file video here of previous incident at 02:00am today, chevron declared a level one

the alameda county district attorney, pamela price, was the guest at a hayward middle school today in honor of black history month, price spoke about her life, the civil rights movement and the importance of youth engaged during a student assembly at bret harte middle school. price described what it was like being a 13 year old runaway in cincinnati who ended up in foster care, then went on to attend yale and uc berkeley. price is one of a few african american women to have argued a case in front of the u.s. supreme court, and is the very first to serve as alameda county's top law enforcement officer. all right, making the most of the post how one east bay city is helping small businesses build a bigger presence on social media democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republ

learn ahead of time before it comes in high school, they ask you if you already learned it in middle school. >> you'll say, no, it's going to be a lot harder process for you to come back and do it later. >> now, if the school board takes action tonight, a pilot program will start this fall where participating schools will offer algebra as a traditional class and others will offer it as a summer class or as a school day online course. the district will make recommendations about which schools will be the first to offer algebra under the pilot. by march 15th, and we'll continue to monitor that meeting and have an update later tonight. california has new teaching standards that prioritize family engagement and social emotional learning. california's commission on teacher credentialing approved the revised standards, which had not been updated since 2009. the new standards focus on family and community engagement, and the whole student, including what's meaningful in the world to them, the new standards are scheduled to go into effect in the 20 2526 school year. all right, in case you didn't kn

with the dakota middle school community before the start of the next school year.e not going to do it? the school is one of two dozen in minnesota that are in this predicament because of a new state law that prohibits the use of tribal names, images and customs. and those are your headlines. of course, they just changed their flag as a well. you know what minnesota should do? they culturally appropriated the name minnesota. that's a a ca dakota word. i think minnesota should rename their state. until they do that, they're racist. just my take. >>> coming up, as we roll close rear to the daytona 500, a florida sheriff's department is teaming up with an israeli nascar driver to make sure everyone feels welcome on race day. ♪ - this is jabra enhance select. it's more than just a hearing aid. it's a smart hearing solution that makes hearing aids more convenient and less expensive. with jabra enhance select's premium package, better hearing doesn't have to start in a doctor's office. it starts with our free online hearing test. you can fine tune your settings with your

in high school, they ask you if you already learned it in middle school. you'll say, no, it's going to be a lot harder process for you to come back and do it later. >> san francisco unified school district stopped offering algebra inightgrade about a decade ago. now, low math scores , especially among black and latino students, as well as public pressure from parents, students and even san francisco supervisors have pushed the school district to try and bring it back. >> we know there's a long path, there's a long road ahead to fix some of the challenges, and it's going to cost a lot of money. and so we don't know exactly what it's going to cost the district to do this. >> well, the district is also recommending overhauling its entire middle school math curriculum to add more minutes of math instruction, math tutoring, and even hire additional math teachers. the total cost is still unclear under the district's plan, the goal is to bring eighth grade algebra to all sfusd middle schools by the year 2026. we'll hear more from the district's plan and what the s

i am very fortunate to go to private middle school and high school. i did go to public elementary school and there is a huge gap in education and resources available in public and private. i can't speak to that now. >> it has been a huge burden. recently both our school nurse and our school wellness coordinator left and there was an iligez to the fact it was connected to the pay roll issues occurring with sfusd and not just that but they are already paid much less then other public school districts private school districts, like for nurses if they were to work somewhere else so it is really hard to attract people to work in these schools and we don't budget enough positions in the first place. now we have 7 school counselors for like a body of 3,000 kids and you can think of the kids that have questions about college and classes to take to graduate. it is just not enough resources in the schools. i went to sfusd middle school and we had one counselor for each grade level, but it just really isn't enough and a lot of schools-it kind of-there is pto or

now we don't know yet which middle schools will be the first group to offer the subject in class this fall. the district will make recommendations about which schools by march 15th. san francisco unified school district stopped offering algebra in eighth grade. about a decade ago, and now low math scores, especially among black and latino students. public pressure from parents, students and even san francisco supervisors have prompted the school board and the district to bring the subject back. it's the basics, right? parents want to send their kids to school knowing that they're going to learn to read. they're going to learn to do math. they're going to be supported to meet their potential. and this is where we want to get to with our goals. for our students, this is the evidence based approach that we're going to bring in. and implement, and this is how much it's going to cost. and then this is how we're going to fund it. we haven't really seen that all packaged together yet. um, hopefully they'll present that tonight. i think it would be good for them to learn ahead of time before

also growing concerns at a middle school after students created and shared ai-generated nude photos of their peers. how the school district is responding. southern california schools are warning parents about ai-generated naked photos that may show middle school students. the beverly hills unified school district emailed parents last week. >> at beverly vista, middle school about this saying students reported seeing kids face is super imposed a nude bodies in images created and shared by other students. the district says it is outraged and that the students involved in creating these images will face discipline, including possible expulsion. the rate of antidepressant prescriptions spike for young americans during the pandemic. a study that was published today in the journal pediatrics says dispensing antidepressants was already going up amongst people aged 12 to 25 before covid-19. but once the pandemic hit, that rate increased about 64% faster than normal. and the study showed that just the dispensing rate increased 130% for females aged 12 to 17 dispensing refers to the rate of anti

finally ended with a big payday for staff at a middle school. danny, new.he jones 30. that is their name. it's a group of 30 teachers and staff at jones middle school in florence, kentucky. they've been playing the exact same powerball numbers together for years. they actually drew those numbers randomly from a hat back in 2019. and this week that hat finally worked, winning them $1 million, which comes out to 24,000 each. >> we didn't give up. >> we kept trying. we persevered and now here's our big smiles. >> by the way, the group members said that they plan to continue playing the lottery now because why not? okay hear me out. >> why not press your luck, take the million and buy $1 million worth of lottery tickets. oh, interesting. >> don't forget to double down. >> they all have to pay taxes on that. it sounds. yeah, almost better than have to pay taxes on that. it sounds. yeah, almost better than it really is. i mean, how much money do they spend over the 14 years that they played? >> and how much are they spending on taxes for the 24 grand each? i'm ju

staying in southern california, students at a middle school in beverly hills accused of bullying using the latest technology. >> as matthew seedorf reports, the kids allegedly used artificial intelligence to share explicit images of classmates. >> disturbing reports out of beverly vista middle school students accused of using artificial intelligence to create and share deep, fake nude photos of classmates. >> these things are like, you know, they're going to be out there forever. there's really nothing to make up for it. >> evelyn krueger, an eighth grader at beverly vista, speaking with us alongside her mother. >> it's a scary situation. this week, teachers learned there were i generated nude photos of kids circulating around the school. >> then they began contacting and interviewing victims. >> girls are being called out one by one, and there's always that fear. like, am i going to be next? am i going to be called in? there's going to be a naked photo of me presented to the entire world. >> beverly hills usd sending this email to parents saying students made and shared images that su

the wellness centers which we have at every high school now and next year we will have at every middle school as well. for the schools that don't have some of the k-8 that don't have a wellness center, they all have social workers and all have or most have school nurses, so the strategies of building the sense of belonging and sense of hearing and understanding where student are coming from. we also have within my division a district crisis response team that deals with high level issues as well on a daily basis. if we are hearing unfortunately even in elementary school a student says i want to hurt somebody, we take that up and deal with that. social worker involved. we can do things like behavior threat assessment, contracts we are working to figure out what the crises and how to mitigate as much as possible. we also initiated a year and a half in, maybe 2 years actually, the say something anonymous reporting. which is great. we trained over 8 thousand students just this month alone. going to continue training student and i know we are training because we have gotten a lot of prank tips, wh

applause yep. 30 middle school employees are splitting a million dollars.l quit their jobs then the math teacher was like, "hang on a second. [ laughter ] you guys, the super bowl is this sunday. it's been a fun season, so we want to take a moment to recognize all of the great outfits that nfl players wore to their games every single week there was some great fashion on display. it's time for an "nfl fashion show." [ cheers and applause ♪ nfl fashion show♪ >> jimmy: first up, here is von miller, from the buffalo bills. [ audience oohs he's wearing the "watched 'yellowstone' once" collection [ laughter ] up next, we have stefon diggs, from the bills yeah, his look is the "grandma might have been high when she got to the arms" collection. [ laughter and applause next up, here's travis kelce, from the kansas city chiefs. [ cheers ] he is modeling the "poorly disguised cop at a school dance" collection. [ laughter ] "you guys know where to get any grass around here? [ laughter ] next up, here's brock purdy, from the 49ers he's wearing the "first day of middle s

in high school, they ask you if you already learned it in middle school. you'll say, no, it's going to be a lot harder process for you to come back and do it later. >> san francisco unified school district stopped offering algebra in eighth grade about a decade ago. now, low math scores , especially among black and latino students, as well as public pressure from parents, students and even san francisco supervisors have pushed the school district to try and bring it back. >> we know there's a long path, there's a long road ahead to fix some of the challenges, and it's going to cost a lot of money. and so we don't know exactly what it's going to cost the district to do this. >> well, the district is also recommending overhauling its entire middle school math curriculum to add more minutes of math instruction, math tutoring, and even hire additional math teachers. the total cost is still unclear under the district's plan, the goal is to bring eighth grade algebra to all sfusd middle schools by the year 2026. we'll hear more from the district's plan and what t

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texas school police officer has been put on leave after video surfaced of a violent incident at a middle school school. police officer body slamming a female high school student has triggered the outrage in the north carolina community. this is not what any parent expects to happen to a child at school. you're rest of an albuquerque student for burping inquiries, just touching his initials on the school sidewalk. they said, is the wall assign the citation we're bringing and cups. this cell phone video shows the struggle between a school resource officer and their students. so the rest, 6 year old, kentucky sheriff hancock and 8 year old boy had enough of this. take you back all the way a 17 year old student on a suspended status would not comply this resource officer twice. forced the student to the ground. they don't see the racism aspect of it at all. they're just blind to that there's any qualities. they see that something that i was arrested in that i was thrown on the ground and that it wasn't a racism issue. but that i must do something wrong to deserve that. the the at the end of the 18t

. >> students and staff at west lake middle school in oakland held a walkout today in support of a cease-fire in gaza. and against what they're calling censorship from the oakland school district. the group claims that over the weekend the district attempted to stop in organizing meeting of more than 20 unions that area to discuss the ongoing war in palestine. the union says that the night before the event, the district canceled the meeting due to staffing shortages. today union members are calling the move politically motivated. >> we will not be silenced. we will not be intimidated. history is not rally and with palestine, we can also not be >> well, that same group also said that they plan to hold a rally outside usd school board meeting that is happening right now. and meeting is being held to hear recommendations on making budget cuts to make the district more efficient save money. the district says that this is part of their annual budget development process and multi-year planning. they say the staff has continued to provide the board with recommendations to address the district's fina

este estudiante de beverly vista middle school no fue identificado por ser menor de edad, pero nos dijoia lo que sucedió. aún así, tenemos reglas y políticas que debemos seguir y estaremos viendo cómo disciplinar para que los estudiantes sepan que hay consecuencias. situación que ha creado gran consternación y enojo entre los padres de familia. honestly the school should honestly they should. honestamente la persona que haya sido la escuela debería expulsar de todas las escuelas de beverly hills y no deberían permitirlo en ningún campus. this is not. qué terrible. esto no es lo que nuestros hijos deberían estar haciendo. yo soy una abuelita. this is ridiculous. esto es ridículo. es la primera vez que escucho algo así de la escuela beverly west de middle school y el distrito escolar unificado de beverly hills emitió un comunicado diciendo. queremos que quede claro que esta conducta es inaceptable y no refleja los valores de nuestra comunidad escolar mientras conocemos que hay situaciones similares en todo el país, debemos actuar ahora. este incidente requiere que la comunidad entera part

after middle school, he was able to leave gaza. education he finished school in kuwait and then studied chemistry at the university of jordan. at the same time , he was a student and an activist of the islamic movement. after graduation, he returned to kuwait and worked in the industry sector until the persian gulf war. from 1965 to 1969 , he participated in providing aid to palestine. from 1969 to 1972, hamedan worked for one year at the hamas office in tehran as an assistant to the representative of hamas at the time, imad al-elami. after that, he became the official representative of hamas in iran for 4 years. a year later, hamdan was appointed as the senior representative of hamas in lebanon. in lebanon in the list. from lebanon in international media for interviews and commenting on various issues related to the gaza war appeared. hamedan has traveled to iran many times and his most recent trip is to attend the iranian media exhibition. media activity is part of the battle that we are doing today in the battle against the zionist regime. the importance of the media battle is less t

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