WWJD was a popular wristband a few years ago….I wonder if any of the people I currently see making or trying to make headlines in the news are wearing one? Do they know that means being kind and accepting of others even when we disagree? I think probably not……
In Mrs. Roberts’ Visual Literacy class at HCHS, students compared The Jetsons’ technology to todays’.It’s clear we are becoming the Jestons more every day!
We consistently hear that as we move toward the end of this pandemic that there will be a “new normal”. What does new normal mean for you...personally and professionally? For me it means being more supportive of and encouraging toward others.
This time tomorrow more buses and parent drivers will be rolling through our parking lots than have in almost one year! I can’t wait to feel the positive energy and see the smiles of our kids.
Every kid, every classroom, every day. #TeamHancock
The best and simplest piece of advice I got from a veteran teacher my rookie year was, before you respond, ask yourself what would you say or do if it were your own child?
As a parent I am very proud my daughter received her masters a year after graduating UK. As an educator these are the opportunities we want for all our students. We have to support and challenge our students to find their passion. Every kid, every classroom, every day.
Yesterday I visited classrooms at SHES and HCMS....teachers and students doing great work virtually! So proud of teachers,students, and parents during this challenging time. Every kid, every classroom, everyday. #TeamHancock
We spent time with John Antonetti today discussing professional learning in Hancock County. At the end of every conversation with John I feel I have learned something about being a better educator. #TeamHancock
HCHS virtual podium awards during Swarm this morning. In one competition students raised almost $600 in food items for Christmas donation to our community.....our staff and students at HCHS setting other example for others. #TeamHancock