
History is a teacher and it’s a warning. Don’t repeat bad history.

History is a teacher and it’s a warning. Don’t repeat bad history.
I always enjoyed contemporary issues that discussed current events and some history behind them. As a matter of fact, I am still in contact with my teacher who taught that class to this day. It’s important to be aware of and have some background on what is happening in the times we live in. I am wondering what we would be talking about concerning the election cycle we have been through.
After Church on Sunday, we made our way to a nearby Walgreens drugstore and found that school supplies were out and ready for students to equip themselves for the upcoming school year. Seeing what is new and improved for today’s pupils is fascinating. I hope for the best for all the students in the academic year ahead. May their classrooms be full of knowledge and safety.


Students will be returning to school in the days ahead. This graphic has some awesome advice to help everyone feel included and cared for as they negotiate the year ahead.


Students on all levels are headed back to school. This time of year can be great for parents and even students wanting some normalcy and the classroom can be an important part of that.
As they reconnect with their teachers and friends safety is vital. The COVID situation means care and prevention is very important.
Attention teachers and students have a great year. Do good work.
The quest for peace begins in the home, in the school and in the workplace.
Silvia Cartwright