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For Pastor James Marini, life in pre-COVID California was pretty sweet, at least for him and his family. But after being called by God to leave his comfortable life behind to plant a new congregation, the Marinis put their lives in God's hands as they moved over 1,300 miles away to plant a Calvary Chapel in North Texas.
For Pastor James Marini, life in pre-COVID California was pretty sweet, at least for him and his family. But after being called by God to leave his comfortable life behind to plant a new congregation, the Marinis put their lives in God's hands as they moved over 1,300 miles away to plant a Calvary Chapel in North Texas.
For Pastor James Marini, life in pre-COVID California was pretty sweet, at least for him and his family. But after being called by God to leave his comfortable life behind to plant a new congregation, the Marinis put their lives in God's hands as they moved over 1,300 miles away to plant a Calvary Chapel in North Texas.
“Teachers over the course of time build those repertoires where they can handle not just current events but highly racialized, politicized events in a way that honors the event itself as well as the multitude of the multiracial voices in our classrooms,” he said. Brookline's interim superintendent, James Marini, said in a statement, in part, "Brookline is extremely fortunate to have a gifted educator and administrator like Malcolm Cawthorne at Brookline High School. We are committed to better understanding the burden placed on him and other Black teachers to educate our students and ourse...
Reply Tri-County Superintendents' Roundtable Urges Gov. Charlie Baker to Re- prioritize Educators for COVID-19 Vaccination The Tri-County Superintendents' Roundtable, a unified group of 41 administrators joined by 24 union presidents of their respective districts, is urging Gov. Charlie Baker to re-prioritize educators to make them eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations in the earlier part of Phase Two. The administrators issued a letter to Gov. Baker Monday outlining the basis of their request. Phase One of the Commonwealth's COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Timeline began in December 2020...