City Gate

Read aloud w/ our 3rd & 4th Graders!!!!!!

Book; Kate DiCamillo “Mercy Watson Princess in Disguise”

Did you know Native Americans didn't live in houses.... They lived in Teepee's 👀

NEXT TUESDAY 11/21/2023!!!
Southeast Commissioner Miracle will be at our Johenning Site for any and all questions, comments and concerns that you may have. Please come to have your VOICES heard.

Did Native Americans live in the district?

Where did they live?

What did they do?

Right here in my own neighborhood. Native Americans lived. What a rich history.

What a great two-day event. City Gate had a presence at the DC Baptist Convention held in Ft. Washington, MD at the Ft. Washington Baptist Church. Dr. Lynn was on hand to tell the onlookers his pen story, and how we are developing High Impact Tutoring and novel studies to “open the gate to a brighter future” for our students. Many of them understood his heart for this work. He and Rev. Loretta had multiple opportunities to network with potential volunteers, donors, and partners.

What a night we had last night. We welcomed Commissioner Dolores Bryant to speak with our families about our children, community and services in the community. We had a great time with lots of food.
Thank you, Commissioner Dolores Bryant aka Miracle,

🎒📚 The school bell rings, signaling the start of a new academic year! Summer memories still fresh in their minds, kids excitedly return to school, eager to reconnect with friends and embark on new adventures. From sandy beaches to poolside fun, summer provided a much-needed break. But now, it's time to dive back into the world of learning, growth, and opportunity. As backpacks are filled and pencils sharpened, let's embrace this fresh start and make the most of the adventures that await us in the classroom! 🌞🏫✨

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on mental health. With the stress of the pandemic, social isolation, and economic uncertainty, many people are experiencing increased anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges. It's important to prioritize self-care and seek support if needed, whether through therapy, medication, or other resources. Remember, it's okay to not be okay, and seeking help is a sign of strength.

Mental health and self-care are crucial aspects of education. While academic success is important, it should not come at the cost of our well-being. It's important for students and educators alike to prioritize their mental health, whether that means taking breaks, seeking support, or practicing self-care habits. By prioritizing mental health and self-care, we can create a more compassionate and supportive learning environment for all.

City Gate's mission is to engage and empower at-risk youth and families impacted by poverty to access the resources and opportunities of the larger community. Let's join other organizations fighting for a cause in supporting communities around the United States.
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Mark your calendars! Do More 24 starts soon and we invite you to join us to support our cause.
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