Ginny O'Malley

AP, educator, learner, health and fitness advocate, and adventurous.

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@bmatneyUNC @kcmatneyTHS 🙏🏻 thinking of you!

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Bayside Elementary School excited to start the school year!

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PAES Second grade concert, theme - songs around the world.

[Angie Isbell, Ed.D. @AngieLIsbell]

Knowledge is power, but enthusiasm pulls the switch!

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Field day at PAES was awesome! Thanks to all of our volunteers.

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VBCPS recognition for our volunteers of the year. PAES celebrates Carrie!

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1st Gr. #PurpleUp w/stickers handed out by SCA to show support for our Military families. @Ivy11904 @paeseagulls

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Little Feet Meet celebrating our students

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PAES and Kellam HS students participating in a mentoring activity.

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PAES staff serving breakfast for our families.

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Santa is visiting PAES this morning!

[SUCCESS Magazine @successmagazine]

#6. Let children solve their own problems. Children who always have someone swooping in to rescue them and clean up their mess spend their whole lives waiting for this to happen.

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Gifted parent workshop hosted by Jill, very informative!

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Way to go, Melissa!

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Congratulations to Mary!

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Ss learning about retelling a story.

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PAES team spirit to welcome back teacher!

[Aaron Spence @LoudounSupe]

#R2Equity is underway! Leading for equity is about taking intentional action every day for each child. #moralimperative #makeadifference

[Aaron Spence @LoudounSupe]

The achievement gap we need to worry about is the gap between a child's actual ability & their performance. Let. That. Sink. In. #R2Equity

[George Couros @gcouros]

In your time as a student in K-12, what made an impact on you. Not who, but what? What do you remember that influenced you today?