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TeachRock is seeking enthusiastic High School U.S. History teachers to pilot the first unit of the new course, A People's Playlist: U.S. History with Music as a Primary Source. By participating in this pilot program, you'll help refine the curriculum and ensure the materials meet the needs of both educators and students alike. Join us in pioneering this exciting new curriculum and making a difference in the world of education! For more information and to apply, click here- https://buff.ly/3R64V2I

The last couple of years have been incredibly busy for us. We've doubled the size of our team, relocated our office, refreshed our brand, added on a full Drama programme and are currently developing a Visual Art programme that will be ready for next September. The image is a snapshot of some recent stats. It's great to see the numbers going up and know that we are having a positive impact in Irish primary schools. We fully believe in the transformative effect of a quality arts education for children so we are constantly improving our lessons and trying to keep that lesson score as high as possible!

Olivia Ayon (She/Her/Ella) graduated from Indiana State University (ISU) with a bachelor's degree in Human Development and Family Sciences, and minor in Music. Prior to beginning her masters program at IU, Olivia served as an Assistant Hall Director for two years at ISU. Olivia has since gained experience in the following functional areas: Academic Advising, Student Conduct, Educational Leadership, Student Involvement and Greek Life. While in her graduate program, Olivia worked as an Assistant Coordinator for Residence Life in what’s known as the “largest residence hall in the country”, McNutt. Following graduation, Olivia will continue her journey working in Residence Life. To learn more about Olivia, visit her E-Portfolio at oliviaayon.squarespace.com.

Señora Kennedy was a huge impact on my life … in NJ you have to pass 2 years of Language and so after failing German 1 my Freshman and Sophomore years at North Hunterdon High school in NJ I took Spanish 1 my junior year … I was in deep shit 💩.. and needed to pass both years to graduate and even though I sit here today knowing less than 12 Spanish words, Señora Kennedy (who was known to be a tough teacher) stepped up for me, she really pushed me through and saw the bigger picture of who I was and who I would be … I’ve never forgotten her and it gives me great joy to give her flowers 🌺 because she deserves it! Please everyone leave a comment of the teacher who most impacted your life .. I may hate college debt for kids but education and teachers really do rock ❤️