As we start to wrap up August with HONOR as our value word, remember there are many ways to honor someone without a trophy or medal. Even a simple "thank you" will go a long way. #honor🦁
Our core value #honor means to hold in “high respect, great esteem.” Honor is letting someone know you see how valuable they really are. Can you think of someone that you would like to honor? How can you let them know how valuable they are?
Here are some quotes you can use from philosophers to authors as we continue to incorporate #honor as a core value for students, educators, and families.
It’s the first day of April. No tricks or pranks here on April Fools Day. This month is all about having hope. Hope is believing something good can come out of something bad. When things get tough, have hope and focus on the good in life. Brighter days will soon follow.
Almeta Crawford is a legendary educator who served 39 years with FBISD. She worked at Dulles High School for more than 30 years, was named Teacher of the Year and inspired several students to become educators, and many returned to FBISD to teach.
Celebrate Black History Month by learning some fancy footwork with Blazer Fresh! Follow along as Arnstar gives a tutorial on his favorite style of dance, LiteFeet. https://t.co/7CweiWPRRm
Leslie and Dr. Beth are back this month with a three episode set of podcasts for February’s Big Idea on #compassion
There’s a podcast for parents of PreK, Elementary, or Middle/HS kids.
Listen on Spotify https://t.co/cxOatuecUE
Showing compassion and grace is one of the kindest acts a person can do for others. We never know what someone is going through. Be kind all of the time.