Here are today’s announcements for:
Wednesday 1/29/25
Today is a B Day.
Today we celebrate National Puzzle Day.
Bollywood Dancing with Ms. Popino has been rescheduled for today during lunch! Sign-ups are in your grade-level Google classroom.
Bowling tryouts are next week! Monday February 3 is 7th grade boys/girls. Tuesday February 4 is 8th grade boys. Thursday February 6th is 8th grade girls. Any questions can be directed to Coach Herbeck or answered by going to his google page.
There will be a Panther Press Journalism Club Meeting this Thursday after school in Room 418. Please have your content or article completed so we can publish.
Tickets are now on sale for the Glow Dance on Thursday, February 6 from 6-8 PM. $8 gets you in the door AND 2 free glow sticks. See the IMS website for more information and to print your permission slip.
Guitar Club will meet tomorrow in room 112.
Attention all club advisors and after-school activity leaders: If you would like to be a part of the yearbook please send any photos during meetings, events, or activities to Ms. McLaughlin.
Attention Mrs. Malleck’s per 6 gym class - do not go to the gym - report to the art room instead.
Starting February 5th, the Counseling Department is partnering with JFKHS students to offer math tutoring. Sessions will be held every Wednesday after school, except on faculty meeting days. If you’re interested, you must sign up in the Guidance Office during your lunch period before Wednesday of that week. Spaces may be limited.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Fazlur Rahman Khan, an architect and structural engineer. He revolutionized the field of architecture with his innovative design of the modern skyscraper. His work in designing the Sears Tower (now Willis Tower) in Chicago and other iconic buildings earned him international acclaim.
Today’s quote comes from H.G. Wells: “If you fell down yesterday, stand up today.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Tuesday 1/28/25
Today is an A Day.
Today we celebrate National Plan for Vacation Day.
Bollywood Dancing with Ms. Popino has been rescheduled for this Wednesday, January 29th during lunch! Sign-ups are in your grade-level Google classroom.
Wear your traditional cultural outfits tomorrow in honor of Indic Heritage Month!
There will be a Mock Trial Club meeting today afterschool in room 122.
The Chemistry Club will be meeting today after school in Room 410.
8th Grade National Honor Society will have a mandatory meeting on Monday, February 3 right after school in Room 117. Make sure you have a ride home at 4pm as there are no late buses.
The Debate Club meeting for tomorrow, Wednesday, will be held as scheduled, but the meeting on Thursday will be postponed to next week. Please check the Debate Club Google Classroom for more information.
There will be a Panther Press Journalism Club Meeting this Thursday after school in Room 418. Please have your content or article completed so we can publish.
Starting February 5th, the Counseling Department is partnering with JFKHS students to offer math tutoring. Sessions will be held every Wednesday after school, except on faculty meeting days. If you’re interested, you must sign up in the Guidance Office during your lunch period before Wednesday of that week. Spaces may be limited.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, also known as Babasaheb. He was a prominent social reformer, economist, and the principal architect of the Indian Constitution. He dedicated his life to fighting for the rights of Dalits and marginalized communities. His efforts in advocating for social justice and equality have left a lasting impact on India's political and social landscape.
Today’s quote comes from H. Jackson Brown, Jr.: “Find a job you like and you add five days to every week.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Monday 1/27/25
Today is a B Day.
Today we celebrate National Chocolate Cake Day.
Congratulations to 8th grader Ved Patel for competing and making it into the CJMEA Region Two Symphonic Band! He will be representing our school at a concert on March 2nd along with the best players from the central Jersey region. Congrats again to Ved!
Bollywood Dancing with Ms. Popino has been rescheduled for this Wednesday, January 29th during lunch! Sign-ups are in your grade-level Google classroom.
Join Community Council at the Glow Dance Thursday, February 6 from 6-8 pm. Bring in a signed permission slip and $8 to your period 1 teacher ASAP to get in on the fun! See the IMS website for more information and to print your permission slip.
Wear your traditional cultural outfits on Wednesday, January 29th in honor of Indic Heritage Month!
There will be a Mock Trial Club meeting tomorrow Tuesday January 28th afterschool in room 122.
The Chemistry Club will be meeting tomorrow after school in Room 410. Please complete the attendance form on the Google Classroom.
Drama Club will be meeting tomorrow after school in Room 604, actors in pages 23-26 are needed.
Select Choir rehearsal will take place after school today in room 604. Please be on time to rehearsal and have your own plan for getting home as there are no late buses.
Attention Chess Club members: The sign-up form will be posted on Google Classroom today for Wednesday’s meeting.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Sushmita Sen. She made history in 1994 by becoming the first Indian woman to win the Miss Universe title. Her victory brought global recognition to India’s beauty and talent. Beyond her pageant success, she is also a philanthropist and actress, known for her empowering roles in Indian cinema.
Today’s quote comes from Eve Arnold: “What do you hang on the walls of your mind?”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Friday 1/24/25
Today is an A Day.
Today we celebrate National Compliment Day.
Sadly the Bollywood dance lessons on the stage during lunches needs to be postponed. This will take place one day next week.
Community Council is hosting a Glow Dance Feb 6 from 6-8. See the IMS website for more information and to print your permission slips.
There will be a Panther Press Newspaper Club meeting next Thursday, January 30 after school in Room 418. Please make sure you are working on your articles and content for the meeting.
National Honor Society members will meet on Monday, February 3 after school in Room 117. Make sure you have a ride home as there are no late buses.
Reminder NO chromebooks in the cafe!
If you forget your device no need to have parents bring it. Use one in class and move on. If parents drop it off you will not get it until the end of the day anyway, save your parents the trip - remember it or don't!
The next Mock Trial Club Meeting will take place on Tuesday January 28th in room 122.
Starting February 5th, the Counseling Department is partnering with JFKHS students to offer math tutoring. Sessions will be held every Wednesday after school, except on faculty meeting days. If you’re interested, you must sign up in the Guidance Office during your lunch period before Wednesday of that week. Space is limited.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Sandeep Lamichhane, a famous cricket player from Nepal who has made history as the first Nepali player to play in major international leagues. His achievements in the sport have inspired young athletes around the world, showing that with dedication, anything is possible.
Today’s quote comes from Tecumseh: “A single twig breaks, but the bundle of twigs is strong.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Thursday 1/23/25
Today is a B Day.
Today we celebrate National Pie Day.
Sign up to participate in cultural dancing with Ms. Popino on the stage during all lunches in honor of Indic Heritage Month on Friday, January 24th! Sign-ups are in your grade-level Google classroom. See Ms. Rodriguez for more info.
Tomorrow, wear traditional cultural outfits in honor of Indic Heritage Month!
Dance 7 Period 2: reminder to go to your lockers place all belongings away and get your jackets before meeting Ms. Popino in the lobby
There will be a Dance Company rehearsal today after school, please arrange for a ride home!
There are no after school activities besides dance & side kicks.
There will be a Panther Press Newspaper Club meeting next Thursday, January 30 after school in Room 418. Please make sure you are working on your articles and content for the meeting.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Susanthika Jayasinghe, an outstanding athlete from Sri Lanka who has made her mark in the world of track and field. Known for her speed and determination, Susanthika became the first Sri Lankan woman to win a medal at the Olympics, earning a bronze in the 200 meters at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. She also holds multiple gold medals from the Asian Games and Commonwealth Games.
Today’s quote comes from Nicolas Chamfort: “The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed.”
Here are today’s announcements for Wednesday 1/22/25:
*Today is an A Day.
*Today we celebrate National Blonde Brownie Day.
*Sign up to participate in cultural dancing with Ms. Popino on the stage during all lunches in honor of Indic Heritage Month on Friday, January 24th! Sign-ups are in your grade-level Google classroom. See Ms. Rodriguez for more info.
*Dance 7 Period 2: reminder to go to your lockers place all belongings away and get your jackets before meeting Ms. Popino in the lobby
*Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Mohammed Saeed, a talented soccer player from the Maldives who has made a significant impact on the national team. Known for his skill, determination, and leadership on the field, Saeed has represented his country in numerous international competitions. His journey is a great example of what can be achieved through hard work, perseverance, and a love for the game.
*The Geography Club will meet today in room 511.
Cheerleaders meet after school today in the gymnasium. All cheerleaders must be picked up by 4:30.
*Attention Sidekicks - Please check the google classroom and make sure you arrange to be picked up tomorrow at 3:50, there will be no late buses.
*There is no mock trial tomorrow - there will be a meeting next week for the next meeting.
*Today’s quote comes from Indira Gandhi: “The power to question is the basis of all human progress.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Tuesday 1/21/25
Today is a B Day.
Today we celebrate National Hugging Day.
Late buses today and tomorrow, NO PM ACTIVITIES on Thursday.
Community Council invites everyone to the Glow Dance on Thursday February 6th from 6-8pm. Tickets are only $8 and include 2 glow sticks. See the IMS website for more information and to print your permission slip.
Drama Club will be meeting today after school in room 604. Actors in pages 7-23 are needed!
The Chemistry Club is meeting after school today in Room 410.
Congratulations to our Esports chess team, who is currently undefeated in the Garden State Esports Winter season. Please remember that our final match of the season takes place after school today, at 3:30 PM.
Attention Cheerleaders, Just a reminder tomorrow we will have our cheer celebration/stunt party until 4:30 PM. Please meet in the gymnasium at the end of the day. Please update your parents and arrange transportation to make sure you have a ride home at 4:30 PM. Don’t forget to bring your uniform tops -
Chess club will meet tomorrow, the sign up form will go up today after school
Sign up to participate in cultural dancing with Ms. Popino on the stage during all lunches in honor of Indic Heritage Month on Friday, January 24th! Sign-ups are in your grade-level Google classroom. See Ms. Rodriguez for more info.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Mary Kom. Known as "Magnificent Mary," she is a world champion boxer from India who has won multiple gold medals at the World Boxing Championships and an Olympic bronze medal. Despite facing many challenges, she never gave up and continues to inspire millions with her determination, hard work, and perseverance.
Today’s quote comes from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: “The quality, not the longevity, of one’s life is what is important.”
All schools and offices in Woodbridge Township School District will be closed Monday, January 20, 2025 for the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. Offices will reopen and classes will resume on Tuesday, January 21, 2025.
Here are today’s announcements for:
Friday 1/17/25
Today is an A Day.
Today we celebrate National Classy Day.
Congratulations to Team Teluk Jasmine for winning Best Use of Engineering Principles! 7th grade members: Prisha Joshi, Irel Dsouza, and Aaryaa Kalawadia.
We’re also celebrating our 8th-grade team, Cidade dos Sonhos, for placing 3rd among 50+ teams at last week’s Future City Competition! They won a $750 STEM grant for IMS. Members: Suhani Grover, Darshinii Madhusoodhanan, and Pearl Mehta. We’re proud of you!
The next Mock Trial club meeting will take place on Thursday Jan. 23rd afterschool in room 122.
The Chemistry Club will be meeting after school on Tuesday, January 21st in Room 410. Please complete the attendance form already posted on our Chemistry Club Google Classroom at home prior to Tuesday.
All dance company members please check the google classroom for important information!
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Hasan Raja, a famous Pakistani musician and poet. He is known for his contributions to traditional folk music, particularly in the region of Kashmir. Hasan Raja was a master of the santoor, a stringed instrument, and his music beautifully blended classical and folk elements. His songs often reflected the beauty of nature, love, and the struggles of life, resonating deeply with people.Hasan Raja’s music continues to inspire and is an important part of the cultural heritage of Pakistan and Kashmir.
Today’s quote comes from Maya Angelou: “If you find it in your heart to care about somebody else, you will have succeeded.”
The following link contains a copy of the 2025-2026 Student Calendar https://5il.co/35eej
Here are today’s announcements for:
Thursday 1/16/25
Today is a B Day.
Today we celebrate National Religious Freedom Day.
7th & 8th Grade Dance Company members will meet today after school on stage. Please see Google Classroom for more information.
The next Panther Press Journalism Club Meeting will be today after school in Room 418.
The next Mock Trial club meeting will take place on Thursday Jan. 23rd afterschool in room 122.
The Chemistry Club will be meeting after school on Tuesday, January 21st in Room 410. Please complete the attendance form already posted on our Chemistry Club Google Classroom at home prior to Tuesday.
Guitar club will meet today in room 112
Attention Community Council members: The location for today’s meeting has changed. We will now be meeting in room 607!
Congratulations to one of our 8th grade teams- Oceantix- for winning the Most Organized City at the Future City competition. Team members include Yash Parikh, Navin Prakash, Mihir Kanduri, and Irfan Mohomed Abdulkadar
Art club will be held after school today! Please remember to get a late bus pass if you need it!
Drama Club will be meeting today after school in room 604. Actors in pages 19-23 are needed.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Rukmini Devi Arundale, a pioneering Indian dancer and educator. She is best known for reviving and popularizing Bharatanatyam, one of India’s classical dance forms. Rukmini Devi worked to bring respect and recognition to Bharatanatyam, which had been considered an art form of temple dancers. She also founded the Kalakshetra Academy in Chennai, where she taught and promoted Indian classical arts.
Today’s quote comes from Igor Stravinsky: “What force is more potent than love?”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Wednesday 1/15/25
Today is an A Day.
Today we celebrate National Bagel Day.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Rabindranath Tagore, a famous poet, philosopher, and artist from India. He is best known for writing the national anthem of India, Jana Gana Mana, and for being the first non-European to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913. Tagore’s poems, songs, and stories explore themes of human connection, nature, and spirituality. His work is celebrated worldwide for its deep beauty and emotional power.
The Geography Club meeting scheduled for today is canceled due to a faculty meeting after school.
The next Panther Press Journalism Club Meeting will be Thursday, January 16 after school in Room 418.
7th & 8th Grade Dance Company members will meet tomorrow after
school on stage. Please see Google Classroom for more information.
Guitar club will meet tomorrow in room 112
Attention Community Council members: Please see Google Classroom for information about this week’s upcoming meeting.
We are thrilled to congratulate these 7th-grade teams - Emerald City, for winning the award for Most Creative Use of Materials at the Future city Competition! This team includes Rania Chaudhry, Tanveer Sekhon, and Bhumika Gowda. And Floatopia City for winning the Most Resilient City - members are Anika Neralla, Diveesh Gangala, Harsith Saravanaraju.
Today’s quote comes from Judy Garland: “I can live without money but I cannot live without love.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Tuesday 1/14/25
Today is a B Day.
Today we celebrate National Dress Up Your Pet Day.
It’s trivia time! Which instrument was invented on January 14, 1690 in Germany? The correct answer is the clarinet! Test your skills at the Trivia Challenge Club meeting after school today in Room 417.
Astronomy club will meet today after school in room 506.
6th Grade Dance Company members will meet today after school on stage. Please see Google Classroom for more information.
The Geography Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday is cancelled due to a faculty meeting after school.
Attention Community Council members: Please see Google Classroom for information about this week’s upcoming meeting.
The next Panther Press Journalism Club Meeting will be Thursday, January 16 after school in Room 418.
Drama Club will be meeting today after school in room 604. Actors in pages 7-19 are needed for review.
Art club members will be meeting after school today in the art room. Please make sure to ask your homeroom teacher for a late bus pass if you need it!
Guitar club will meet on Thursday in room 112
Attention Chess Club Members, Chess Club will be moved to Thursday this week.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Ahmed Zaki, a prominent leader from the Maldives. He served as the country’s president from 1978 to 2008, helping guide the nation through significant changes. Under his leadership, the Maldives saw major improvements in areas like tourism, education, and infrastructure. He was known for modernizing the country and raising its profile on the global stage.
Today’s quote comes from Swami Sivananda: “Put your heart, mind, and soul into even your smallest acts. This is the secret of success.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Monday 1/13/25
Today is an A Day.
Today we celebrate Korean American Day.
Attention Chess Club Members: The sign-up form for Wednesday’s meeting will be posted today after school on the Google Classroom.
It’s trivia time! In January 1959, which state became the 49th state of the USA? The correct answer is Alaska! Join us at the next Trivia Challenge Club meeting tomorrow 1/14 after school in Room 417.
JFK is hosting its 4th annual Indic Heritage Cultural Showcase TONIGHT from 5-7pm! There will be food, dancing, a fashion show, and more! Tickets are $3 at the door. See Ms. Rodriguez for more information.
Select Choir will rehearse after school today in room 604. This rehearsal is only for those who were in Select Choir for the Winter Concert.
Attention Community Council members: Please see Google Classroom for information about this week’s upcoming meeting.
Regular Choir rehearsal will take place tomorrow at 7:30 am in the Art room as usual.
6th Grade Dance Company members will meet tomorrow after school on stage. Please see Google Classroom for more information.
The astronomy club will meet after school tomorrow in Room 506.
The Geography Club will meet after school on Wednesday in room 511.
Congratulations to the 19 students who participated in the Future City competition on Saturday competing against over 50 teams across NJ! Every team from IMS earned an award for their efforts. Today, special recognition goes to Team Flotianix, comprised of 8th graders Emaan Shazad, Noor Ul Huda Madassar, and Prisha Pandya, who won the Best Project Plan award. Stay tuned - another team’s award will be announced tomorrow.
The next Panther Press Journalism Club Meeting will be Thursday, January 16 after school in Room 418.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Tenzing Norgay from Nepal who, along with Sir Edmund Hillary, became the first people to reach the summit of Mount Everest in 1953. Norgay’s incredible courage, skill, and determination helped make this historic achievement possible. As a skilled climber, he played a key role in guiding and supporting the team through one of the toughest challenges on Earth. Tenzing Norgay’s success continues to inspire explorers and adventurers around the world, showing the power of teamwork and perseverance.
Today’s quote comes from Socrates: “Not life, but good life, is to be chiefly valued.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Friday 1/10/25
Today is a B Day
Today we celebrate National Save the Eagles Day.
Today is the last day to turn in a permission slip for Dance Company. Please check google classroom this weekend for important information!
It’s trivia time! How many sides does a snowflake have? The correct answer is 6 sides! Test your skills at the next Trivia Challenge Club meeting on Tuesday 1/14 after school in Room 417.
Attention Community Council members. See Google Classroom for information about an upcoming meeting next week.
The next Panther Press Journalism Club Meeting will be Thursday, January 16 after school in Room 418.
On Monday, January 13th, from 5PM-7PM, JFK is hosting its 4th annual Indic Heritage Cultural Showcase! There will be food, dancing, a fashion show, and more! Tickets are $3 at the door. See Ms. Rodriguez for more information.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Dr. Sanduk Ruit, a doctor from Nepal who has helped restore the sight of thousands of people. Dr. Ruit is known for performing life-changing cataract surgeries, often in remote and underserved areas, where people didn’t have access to proper healthcare. His work has made a huge impact on public health, giving people the ability to see again and live better lives.
Today’s quote comes from George Harrison: “With our love, we could save the world.”
Here are today’s announcements for Thursday 1/9/25:
*Today is an A Day.
*Today we celebrate National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.
*It’s trivia time! The month of January is named after which Roman god who had 2 heads? The correct answer is Janus! Test your skills at the next Trivia Challenge Club meeting on Tuesday 1/14 after school in Room 417.
*The next Panther Press Journalism Club Meeting will be Thursday, January 16 after school in Room 418.
*Esports practice has been cancelled, in order to play Tuesday’s rescheduled Chess match today, after school. All Chess team members should be ready to join in before 3:30 PM.
*Dance Company permission slips due Friday. See Ms. Popino for information
On Monday, January 13th, from 5PM-7PM, JFK is hosting its 4th annual Indic Heritage Cultural Showcase! There will be food, dancing, a fashion show, and more! Tickets are $3 at the door. See Ms. Rodriguez for more information.
*Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is C.V. Raman, who was the first Indian scientist to win a Nobel Prize in Physics. He is best known for discovering the Raman Effect, which explains how light changes when it passes through different materials. This discovery helped scientists understand more about light and its properties.
*Today’s quote comes from Henry Moore: “I think in terms of the day’s resolutions, not the years’.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Wednesday 1/8/25
Today is a B Day
Today we celebrate National Bubble Bath Day.
Drama Club will be meeting tomorrow after school in room 604. Actors in pages 15-19 are needed.
Dance Company permission slips due Friday. See Ms. Popino for information
Attention Community Council Members - Please check Google Classroom for more information about an upcoming meeting next week.
Attention Chess Club members, The chess club will be canceled today. The sign-up sheet for next week will be posted on Monday.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Malala Yousafzai, a brave young woman from Pakistan who stood up for education. Malala believed that every girl should have the right to go to school, no matter where they live. After surviving an attack by those who wanted to stop her, Malala became an even stronger voice for education and girls' rights. She’s the youngest person to ever win the Nobel Peace Prize. Malala’s story reminds us that we can make a big difference, even at a young age, if we stand up for what’s right.
Today’s quote comes from Ronald Reagan: “A people free to choose, will always choose peace.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Tuesday 1/7/25
Today is a B Day
Today we celebrate National Tempura Day.
Reminder - late bus passes are needed if you are staying for an activity and take the bus home.
Dance Company permission slips due Friday. See Ms. Popino for information
There will be a Mock Trial club meeting today after school in room 122.
There will be a Space Club meeting today after school in Room 506.
There is no Future City meeting after school today.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is Sirimavo Bandaranaike, the first woman in the world to become a prime minister. She was the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka and played a key role in improving her country. Sirimavo Bandaranaike worked hard to promote equality, education, and independence for Sri Lanka. She also focused on strengthening the country’s relationships with other nations. Her leadership inspired women around the world to get involved in politics and make a difference.
Today’s quote comes from Anthony J. D’Angelo: “Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine.”
Here are today’s announcements for:
Monday 1/6/25
Today is a B Day
Today we celebrate National Cuddle Up Day.
There will be no Select Choir Rehearsal after school today. There will be a regular choir rehearsal tomorrow morning at 7:30 am in the Art room. If you are someone who wants to try choir and possibly join, please come tomorrow morning!
Attention Mrs. Mandell’s students: There is no G&T today. Mrs. Mandell will see you next week.
Astronomy club will meet tomorrow after school in Room 506.
There will be a Mock Trial club meeting tomorrow Tuesday Jan. 7th after school in room 122.
The Chess Club will meet on Wednesday. The signup form will be posted on the Google Classroom at 3:00 today. Sign-ups are first come first serve, and you must have your permission turned in by the start of the meeting. See Mr. McGann for any questions.
Drama Club will meet tomorrow after school in room 604. Actors in pages 7-15 will be needed.
The first Debate Club meeting will be after school tomorrow. You must register for the debate on Google Classroom in order to attend.
Dance Company interest meeting will be held tomorrow at 7:45AM ON STAGE not art room sorry!!
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage History is King Jigme Singye Wangchuck, the former King of Bhutan. He is famous for making his country modern while keeping its traditions and culture. One of his most important ideas was Gross National Happiness, which means focusing on the happiness of people, not just how much money a country makes. He believed that health, education, and the environment were just as important as money.
Today’s quote comes from Thomas Merton: Happiness is not a matter of intensity, but of balance, order, rhythm and harmony.
Here are today’s announcements for:
Friday 1/3/25
Today is an A Day.
Today we celebrate National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day.
Choir is accepting new members. If you are interested in joining, please come to rehearsal on Tuesday, January 7, at 7:30 am in the art room.
Astronomy Club will meet Tuesday after school in Room 506.
The next Mock Trial Club meeting will take place on Tuesday Jan. 7th afterschool in room 122.
Today’s influential figure in Indic Heritage is Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Also known as the ‘Father of the Nation’ in Bangladesh, he led the country’s fight for independence from Pakistan in 1971, advocating for the rights of the Bengali people. As the leader of the Awami League, he pushed for self-determination and equality, and his leadership inspired the liberation movement that resulted in the creation of Bangladesh.
Today’s quote comes from Melody Beattie: “The new year stands before us, like a chapter in a book, waiting to be written. We can help write that story by setting goals.”