Me, Tarzan. You, Tarzan.

One is DC and one is Marvel… Yet it is the same font and title design.

The Old Future School

The School of the Future on East 22nd Street is over 100 years old. It was originally the Manhattan Trade School for Girls, erected in 1916. Talk about future-proofing! I wonder what trades were taught to girls in 1916?

Big Chair

Look at the size of this chair I got to sit in yesterday!

Brazilian Bender?

Send a code to “@ajato.com.br”? What is .br the country code for, i wonder. Brazil? Is that where the NYCDOE email servers are kept?

Widdle Piddle Puddle

The price we pay for pets in the office.

Adaptive Design Association

We took a field trip to Adaptive Design Association in midtown Manhattan. They fabricate adaptive accessories — mostly made out of cardboard — for anyone that needs support. Plus “cue cards” for the blind. For free!

Here are some photos from the trip.

We Don’t Need No Education

Oh! A new rug in the entrance of the district office! So many important DEI words!

Which word is missing? Do you know?

Hint: Look at the title of this post!

For the Vault!

Legacy media refers to all the items that we no longer use, such as videotapes, reel-to-reels, cassette tapes, CD-ROMs, etc. So what do we do when we have movies that we want to preserve? We transfer them to digital form, then throw out the original source. Because we are normal and sane.

Others save the original media in plastic bins — although there are no longer VCRs tape decks, or digital video disk drives — and lock the whole thing up in the attic for future generations to deal with. Which no one ever will. Which it will just collect dust for ever. Which is a form of hoarding.

Such as these items below, which are already online, and yet history DEMANDS that we save the original unreadable media.

Frank Sinatra High School

Lovely auditorium

Shop Class

This is from a shop class. The students made horseshoes games, wooden birdhouses, plants, and more.

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