Jesse Owens
1) Jesse was a track and field athlete from Cleveland. He later become a member of the East Technical track team and set many national records for running 100-yard dashes in 9.4 seconds. Then he reached his goal of running the 200-yard dash in 20.7 seconds and set a record of a 24 feet and 9 and 5/8s broad jump. Jesse later went to the Olympics and won four gold metals in 1936. People didn't believe him and he would hold races against horses and cars to show off his speed. After four years of him winning the gold metals, Jesse was invited to the white house and was given a Metal of Freedom.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
BellRinger 2-25-15
1) The government wants to revoke the law about having no kid left behind.
2) Honestly I feel like they go more by that law then teaching the kids that need to be challenged. Which keeps them from reaching the goals they need for college.
3) Because it deals with people and their children with their school work. Kids that need more help should have different classes or specialized teachers to help instead of having them interact and keep the kids that need hard projects at lower levels.
2) Honestly I feel like they go more by that law then teaching the kids that need to be challenged. Which keeps them from reaching the goals they need for college.
3) Because it deals with people and their children with their school work. Kids that need more help should have different classes or specialized teachers to help instead of having them interact and keep the kids that need hard projects at lower levels.
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