Trans activist Noah Stang-Osborne & LexPride Co-Chair Valerie Overton explain the types of identities we all have (sex assigned at birth, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, romantic orientation), how
Spirit Week and Maroon Monday Swag. Poem of the day is “Aimless Love” by Billy Collins, read by art teacher Ms. McCulloch.
Activists Andy Rubinson (Arlington Rainbow Commission) & Valerie Overton (LexPride) discuss the gaps in laws, policies, and circumstances that lead to situations where LGBTQ+ people tend to be vulnerable. They
Activists Andy Rubinson (Arlington Rainbow Commission) & Valerie Overton (LexPride) summarize MA laws that provide protections for LGBTQ+ people, where gaps exist, and what some cities and towns offer in
Trans activist Noah Stang-Osborne & LexPride Co-Chair Valerie Overton discuss the distinct likelihood that we interact with LGBTQ+ people often, sometimes without knowing. They explain basic good practices for inclusivity
In this special edition of the Ponder Scope, Sam talks with singer-songwriter and AHS Senior, Ella Simring, stage name, eliora. Check out eliora’s new single “Plushie Irish Setter” on all
Eid Mubarak, Ponder Scope and Sports Update, “Atoms with Consciousness, Matter with Curiosity” by Richard Feynman, read by Physics teacher Mr. Petrozzino (in honor of National Physics Day).
Term 4 starts May 4th. Poem of the Day is “Foxes on the Trampoline” by Charlotte Boulay, read by English teacher Mr. Richardson.
Term 4 begins May 4, senior Events planning, and Earth Day and meteors. The poem of the day is an original work, “Heliocentrism” by Mr. Bourassa.
Senior events planning, communication overload, support for all Ponders, and #Maroonmonday. Tuesday’s poem of the day is “How to Fight” by Clint Smith, read by Ms. Bessette.
Mim hopes a message she sends from the Flitrei Technology Institute reaches us in the year 2020.
AHS reads alone book club, submitting to Poem of the Day, and helping the elderly are covered in the Ponder Scope. Maroon Mondays and the game of the week in
As school closures continue and students get ramped up with Google Classroom for enrichment activities, how best to serve students and parents is still up for debate. Arlington school superintendent
Zoom vs. Hangouts, Taking MOOCs, Library Office Hours, and the poem of the day from English teacher, Ms. Harple. The poem is “Continuities” by Walt Whitman.
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