It was amazing to share the first annual Cygnets Holiday Cheer, Light Up the Night with the SAS community. We enjoyed a festive dinner and some incredible performances in Memorial Chapel. A big thank you to the parent volunteers for their help in setting up the Cygnets Centre!
This is an exciting time for both St. Anne’s School and St. Andrew’s College as we embark on hiring up to 20 teachers for the 2023-2024 school year.
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The safest teens are the ones who have good working relationships with adults.
Here are some phrases that will help you strengthen your connection with your teen, even as you address the touchy topic of risky behavior. 1/6 🧵
Just a reminder that kids need unconditional positive regard -- especially right now. That doesn't mean you accept poor behavior -- it means you see them as inherently human when they make a mistake, recognize they're doing the best they can & never withhold warmth or affection.
.@HTSRichmondHill middle school teacher, Gillian Martin: “There is this narrative of this being a lost year,” Martin said. “I didn’t see a lost year... I saw a year of strength and resilience.” https://t.co/K4A2cqztGt
Great #DEI session w/ our @havergal MS students. Thanks to Ms. Miller for a great discussion! We viewed this TEDxTalk by Jay Smooth on building capacity within ourselves to address DEI at the personal level through generous dialogue and shared language.
“I became aware kids were texting w/ parents at school. If a child texts & says, “I got a bad grade,” & you respond, you take away the opportunity for them to learn to pull themselves together.” — @csteineradair “We need to teach kids agency.” —@jlythcotthaims#parentinginplace
Reminder: It is NOT your Black colleagues' job to educate non-Black people about the way racism shows up in the workplace or in our day-to-day lives.
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