@mcuban@costplusdrugs Please, please start offering semaglutide and other comparable medications. My doctor offered a script, due to complex medical issues, but my insurance doesn’t cover it unless I develop type II diabetes- $1,000+ a month out of pocket, but $235 a month out of a pharmacy in Canada.
@courtneyellis My 4th graders and I just finished reading the first City Spies book - it was amazing! I know there is a series, but I’m not sure how many.
Also recommended:
The Wild Robot trilogy, Fish in a Tree,
Rick Riordan Presents series, Esperanza Rising, Wishtree, and Land of Stories.
@CPRBrundin@codeorg@CSforALL@codepted I would be curious how the pay gap in between private sector jobs and education factors in to that. Can schools even get competent computer science teachers for what they’ll pay, if there are so many open and higher-paying jobs in the private field?
@heymrsbond I’m almost at the end of my 12th year, and I’m almost at the end of my rope. I don’t know if I can’t make it another 18 years until I can retire.
It’s not my kids, the parents, or my admin. It’s the entire system. And I’m tired.
@thedigitalyenta If you have a Costco membership, their pre-made meals are awesome. Mine has chicken enchiladas, chicken Alfredo, a bunch of salads, and other rotating options. Otherwise, soups, bagged salad mixes with grilled chicken strips (buy frozen & microwave). Hope this helps!
@CPRBrundin@AAS_Office@NASASun We’re keeping kids inside that day too, and it is a bummer, but in such a litigious society, it’s not worth the risk for the principals or district. I’ll show the NASA livestream, though!
@BeckRSaunders If you’re in elementary, start with asking the visiting teacher to host during read-aloud. It gives you an idea of the student dynamics & the classroom relationship, but it’s low-risk for the receiving teacher. (Source: me, former haver of panic attacks anytime someone came in)
@mlcarmel@RuthServenSmith Something that breaks my heart about my current job: students aren’t allowed to read after the test. They have to just sit there and stare at the wall when they’re done.
@ElyKreimendahl Elementary teacher here: I wholeheartedly support your decision. When we were forced to provide work on a “remote snow day”, we made a choice board with all things snow related and said pick three. And I never checked that assignment again.
@AshleyAlready Take it as a compliment to your parenting that they want to stay - spoken as someone who leapt at the chance to live in the dorms when the college that was literally 8 minutes from my childhood home.