Parents in the house
PARENT NIGHT: Compliance Manager, Juanita Edwards discusses the School Wide Progress Monitoring Plan during the Oct. 15 Title I Parent Night Meeting in the Media Center that preceded the Open House.
About the Contributor
Shirley Pierre, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Hello, I am Shirley Pierre,Β a senior in the Journalism Academy, also an editor-in-chief and videographer for GroveWatch. In myΒ last year I also want...
![SPEAKING THE UNSPEAKABLE: Ms. Baker, Digital Design instructor, reflects on how women's role changed in the past 20 years and what Womenβs History Month means to her personally. βIβve seen a drastic change from being a young girl in middle school to now an adult women working in high school and going through college and corporate ladder of my working career. Iβve seen a lot more women be the forefront for a lot of companies, [and] having a woman in the presidential electrical ballet was major, that was history in itselfβ, said Ms. Baker. β[Womenβs History Month] is a month that highlights all of the women in the world because women are the birth of a nation, no matter where it is in the world, nothing can happen without a woman. Womenβs history month shines a spotlight on things that go unsaid or unforeseen. Iβll like to see change but I know they are already happening.](https://grovewatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/IMG_7102-e1583516284849-240x150.jpg)
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