Podcast appearances and mentions of william penn hs

We are joined by C3 scholar and William Penn HS graduate Damien Cook on our 11th episode! Damien, a Food & Service Management major at Johnson & Wales University, talks about where he developed his passion for cooking, his incredible experience at Disney and where he hopes to be in 10 years. If you haven’t already, do yourself a favor and subscribe to the podcast, maybe even leave a review if you’d like.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar featuring Remind with Jordan Pedraza (Remind Community Leader) and Sean Gaillard, Anthony Silk, and Tiffany Kannengieszer. August 29, 2015. Remind: Your Communication Tool for Back to School With school already back in session in the U.S. for many (and very soon for others), a high priority for teachers and administrators is how they can best reach out to their parents and school community to establish effective communication. We are very excited to be able to feature Remind.com in this week's webinar as an exciting tool to support this all-important task! In this webinar, Jordan Pedraza from Remind, and a panel of educators, will share best practices and stories of how teachers, students, and library staff can leverage Remind as a tool for learning, communication, and collaboration. Huge thanks to our panel for sharing their experiences with us! Sean Gaillard - Principal, John F Kennedy HS, Winston-Salem, NC, Anthony Silk - Teacher, The Harker School, San Jose, CA, Tiffany Kannengieszer - Teacher, William Penn HS, New Castle, DE They'll provide an overview and discussion for using Remind in the classroom and beyond. Actively used in 50% of U.S public schools, and named a 2015 AASL Best App for Teaching & Learning, Remind is a free communication tool that helps teachers connect with students, parents, and staff. Remind helps school communities deepen relationships and engagement through instant and safe communication through text and mobile app messages. Whether you’re sending announcements to the entire school community or chatting with a small group of students or teachers, Remind can help you extend and deepen learning experiences for all.

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar featuring Remind with Jordan Pedraza (Remind Community Leader) and Sean Gaillard, Anthony Silk, and Tiffany Kannengieszer. August 29, 2015. Remind: Your Communication Tool for Back to School With school already back in session in the U.S. for many (and very soon for others), a high priority for teachers and administrators is how they can best reach out to their parents and school community to establish effective communication. We are very excited to be able to feature Remind.com in this week's webinar as an exciting tool to support this all-important task! In this webinar, Jordan Pedraza from Remind, and a panel of educators, will share best practices and stories of how teachers, students, and library staff can leverage Remind as a tool for learning, communication, and collaboration. Huge thanks to our panel for sharing their experiences with us! Sean Gaillard - Principal, John F Kennedy HS, Winston-Salem, NC, Anthony Silk - Teacher, The Harker School, San Jose, CA, Tiffany Kannengieszer - Teacher, William Penn HS, New Castle, DE They'll provide an overview and discussion for using Remind in the classroom and beyond. Actively used in 50% of U.S public schools, and named a 2015 AASL Best App for Teaching & Learning, Remind is a free communication tool that helps teachers connect with students, parents, and staff. Remind helps school communities deepen relationships and engagement through instant and safe communication through text and mobile app messages. Whether you’re sending announcements to the entire school community or chatting with a small group of students or teachers, Remind can help you extend and deepen learning experiences for all.

Months ago, when the school district first announced that it would be closing William Penn HS, almost no one doubted that that would be the case. However, thanks to the quick and effective organizing of the community around William Penn, the school is going to remain open and there is a new plan to turn it into a cutting edge career and technical school. The building, located on Broad and Master Sts., is on prime real estate for developers, and there was a lot of pressure to close it so it could be put up for sale. However, the strong and organized messages put forth by the Committee to Revitalize William Penn made it clear that the district could not get away with ignoring the school's problems for decades and then saying that is was too much to fix. Congratulations to everyone involved in the campaign to reinvest in William Penn High School! This piece was narrated by Candace Carter and recorded by Dan Jones for On Blast Radio with the Philly Student Union.

In our second episode, we meet William Penn HS saxophonist, Brandon Hillard.

An announcement put together by two William Penn HS students, Briyahn Ritchie and Desere Stringfield for the Symphonic Band spring concert.

The William Penn High School Music Department has a rich heritage of music and service to the Colonial School District of Delaware and its surrounding communities. Nestled in ever-growing New Castle, Delaware, William Penn High School is proud to offer a musical curriculum that constantly seeks to challenge and improve our students in the Arts.