Is the right and duty of the people to abolish it. It is so symmetrical. Such synchronicity. We began with the documents by recognizing James Wilsons the belief to alter government is an unalienable right that comes from god or nature and not government. Here we see the First Amendment madison proposed declared the right of amendment to be unalienable. It did not pass, but the right was embodied in the constitution in article five. Go online. Check out the interactive constitution. Constitutioncenter treasures for the five rarest drafts. Come to the National Constitution center. It is such an inspiring, beautiful place where citizens can unite around this amazing document of human freedom. It unites us, the constitution. How exciting. What a privilege it is to share with you the five rarest tracks the drafts the five rarest drafts of the constitution assembled for the first time in one place. Thank you to the Historical Society of pennsylvania and the cspan friends. Happy constitution
Test. Test. Test. Test. Test. Were referring to neonazis, and obviously, look, theres been a resurgence in the overt nature of this movement, which is fundamentally related to the online space. And what social scientists were finding in the 1990s was that people who could communicate online, find people who believed as they did, find these online communities, if theyre neonazis, would be more willing to make it a part of their lives. They found the same thing for lgbt identity. And actually, weve had a very quick revolution in the United States in lgbt rights, right . 1996, a democratic president passed into law the defense of marriage act. 2008, running for president , barack obama said that he defined marriage as a union between one man and one woman. Then by 2016, not only would it be unthinkable in the future that a democratic candidate would be antigay marriage, but trump, whatever else you might say about him, was the most pro lgbt republican nominee that weve had, like, without
Following their departure from the european union. This is 45 minutes. Good morning everybody, we are delighted to have you here. I wonderful way to start a monday. We are lucky to have ambassador today. Iser with us because some any people went to be here and everybody has questions, we will do that with cards. We were to make sure we dont get too many questions. When you have a card or question filled out, we have runners that will come and pick it up for you. We will make sure we get the best of the questions onto the table. I am responsible for everybody here. If something happens, i will ask you to follow my instructions. I will first take care of the ambassador, but i will come back for you, i promise. [laughter] we will follow the exit doors, they go down the street, take two lefthand turns, and go across to the national geographic. I will order ice cream and we will celebrate our survival. Dont worry about it, but follow my instructions if i have to ask you to do something. Int
We have 104 schools, and i think its interesting to see the 104 schools. Later, youll see a breakdown of what administrators look like and a demographic of our School District. I need a cue, right . And well talk about per pupil funding. We need finances to do amazing things. Our per pupil funding is 5,780 per kid. And when we look at what that looks like across the nation, i see some of your faces going whoa, right . We have to compete with everybody else, but this would be our per pupil funding. It does present some challenges for us as a School District. But we started off with the board of trustees and myself having a Building Block of successes. One of the things we talked about is the importance of teamwork as a superintendent with your board. Right . Because you have to go out with a United Vision and tell the story together. And the board of trustees and myself committed to each other that thats what we were going to do, and of course, like everyone else talked about, we have a
Time to introduce myself and our next speaker. I mentioned who is not here, but in my brief introduction, i would like to share with you how i we, mcgraw hill education got here. At the third annual urban Superintendent Academy with asa and with the opportunity to address sour next keynote speaker, dr. Mark bedell. Our goal is to identify national alliances. For example, as we began four years ago, our transformation from a 125yearold Publishing Company to a learning science compa company. As a result of this alignment, we took a lead role and an active participation with our learning symposiums. So maybe its that part of me of being a proud and honored son of two cuban orphans, that instilled in me, the need of always wanting to do more and to do good. We continued our conversations with asa and our partner districts and recognize the significance and issue in addressing the needs of equity and accessing and we mcgrawhill education immediately said, yes, count us in, we want to work w