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She Rocks! Principal Mala Panday Empowers Girls to Become Strong & Powerful Leaders Mala Panday started her public service in education in September 2004 and is now a fifth-year principal. She began her career as a New York City science teacher and then served as an assistant principal before accepting the amazing opportunity to lead at The Young Women’s Leadership School of Qu... https://guyanesegirlsrock.com/?p=33955
Pre- reflection 12.10.15
There is no denying that NYC is the best city in the world. I mean I can go to Chine, Italy, or Paris, within a few miles from home. NYC is an amazing city, but not all the time. There can be setbacks such as traffic, pollution, expenses, and the list continues, but they do not matter because of the excitement this city provides. I am hope uncover as much new information an I can during my Urban Discovery intensive. Maybe even find out when I can officially consider myself an actual new Yorker??????
White House Hispanic Heritage Award Ceremony at The Young Women Leader Ship School of Astoria. An event honoring Hispanic young adults on there accomplishments in the Stem field (Computer Science)
Kym Hampton gives Youth Media an exclusive message for the youth! Advice on how we should prepare for the future, and her perspective of the meaning of true beauty.
Back To School Senior Year
Okay, so seeing as how this can be a great topic to start with, and seeing as how I haven't really spoken to any of you in quite a long time, it's time to talk back to school!
I go to an all girls school, and I've been there since the 6th grade. I was a part of their first 6th grade installment, consisting of only 25 girls, and now I'm a senior with a class of 70 young, wonderfully talented women venturing into the real world beside me. So with all that poetic wording done, let's talk facts.
We had to wait outside UNTIL 8:20 today, but because that's about 550 so girls, the line to get into school was murder (my friends and I were standing out there since 8, and we didn't get in until 8:48.) Nobody knows why we had to do that, but the school didn't give anyone detention for coming in late, since they knew it would happen. We used to go from 8:45-3:15 (2:40 on Fridays), and now we go form 8:40-3:06 (2:36 on Fridays). They were trying to get the girls out earlier, but as you can see there wasn't much leeway. Nonetheless, anything is better, and 5 minutes early in the morning for 9 minutes early in the afternoon? Can't complain. That is if I had a 7th period. Turns out I don't, I've only got up to 6th, and electives are 7th. I really want to take film, so I'll only have a 7th on Wednesdays and Thursdays, which isn't a pain; Friday's I get out even earlier, and that is honestly just so beautiful.
I'm sorry if this seems a little rushed and like I'm bragging; I really don't mean for it to come off like at all! There's a longgg story to this, and I'm actually about to go to bed, but I'll be sure to explain everything tomorrow in more clear depth and what not.
G'night~! <3
SELFIES :D
At the ice skating rink today it was so much fun i loved it it was my first time and i learned yay!
In the train heading back to school after a long day at colombia university .. .... i used to think it was in colombia :* oops hehe
