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Michael Cass

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As seen in: USA Today, Royal Society of Chemistry, The Fairview Observer, The Tennessean, The Clarion-Ledger, WKRN-TV (Nashville, TN), WBIR-TV (Knoxville, TN), WSMV-TV (Nashville, TN), Jewish Boston
Director of strategic communications @MetroSchools. Former mayoral speechwriter, ex-reporter. Macon-born dad & husband. Sewanee/UGA. Opinions my own. Go, Dawgs!
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Yahel Israel: A Personal Perspective

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By Michael Cass
| Jewish Boston Verified
As I sit in a Tel Aviv café, wondering what I did to deserve the cruel irony of moving to Israel from Manchester, UK, just to sit and watch the rain pour down for the past 6 weeks, I’m reflecting on my experiences with Yahel Israel, an organization that provided me with a truly unique experience. After considering a couple of volunteer programs in Israel towards the end of 2022, at the last minute, I got turned onto Yahel Israel, in a moment that looking back seems a little bit like fate.
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RSC Prize and Award talk: 2020 Sustainable Water Award: general discussion

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By Andrew Burrows, Michael Cass, Andrea Laybourn, Yunzhuo Li
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
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Hillsboro High School Senior Could Be Next U.S. Youth Poet Laureate — Metro Nashville Public Schools

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By Michael Cass
| mnps.org
A Hillsboro High School senior who could be the nation’s next youth poet laureate wowed a crowd of school superintendents Thursday in Nashville. Alora Young, one of four finalists this year for U.S. Youth Poet Laureate, performed a poem titled “All That I Know Now” for the Tennessee Organization of School Superintendents after MNPS’s own leader, Director of Schools Adrienne Battle, welcomed the audience and introduced her.
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