Tanzid Sakib

Eighth grader Tanzid Sakib goes to public school in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He arrived from Bangladesh at the age of 10.

Tanzid Sakib's first experience with an American school literally left him on the floor

June 23, 2015
Education

Imagine having the chair pulled out from under you the second you walk into a US classroom. Tanzid Sakib can laugh about it now. The teenager from Bangladesh recalls his first days of public school in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Tanzid Sakib's first experience with an American school literally left him on the floor

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