How do you, Cardinal Buses, cancel a bus for a group of eighth graders two days before they are supposed to leave for their class trip?!
@CardinalBuses
We have a store for y’all & added another shirt option after receiving lots of requests for a grey long sleeve. Contact your coach or AD for a link to your school’s store! They should have received an email with a link from the NP Athletic Department. Store closes October 3!
@Blueday5 I know that you don’t know me but I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I unexpectedly lost my husband just over two months ago and understand what you are going through. If you need anything please feel free to reach out.
@innovativeamy A3 When I had my students submit attendance I asked them to share how they were feeling, how they were sleeping, how they were eating, etc. If students took the time to comment/ask questions, or provided answers that I was concerned about, I reached out to them individually.
@reflectiverae A4 We always tried to incorporate themes into our zoom meetings (red for Ed Wednesday, Star Wars in May the 4th, Bugs Bunny Day, etc), offer “fun” alternative activities (color Easter eggs when reading Renshka’s Eggs), incorporate songs or raps, etc. #INedchat
@reflectiverae A2 Zoomwas helpful for students needing extra help one-on-one. Our guidance counselors did a great job reaching out and keeping us informed. #INedchat
@innovativeamy@reflectiverae#INedchat I sent an email at the beginning of each week summarizing the lessons for the week and sharing extra resources. I followed up with emails at the end of the week if students had missing work or had something to celebrate. I also made phone calls as needed.
PSA:
Set boundaries. You do not need to answer emails and fix problems all weekend.
You need a break too. Your family deserves a present you.
#RemoteLearning
Shout out to all of the parents out there working really hard to support their children academically and emotionally.
We appreciate you. 🧡
#teachergoals